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Save on Cyber Monday 2011 travel deals
Cyber Monday, the Monday following Thanksgiving and Black Friday, is the biggest online shopping day of the year. So it should be no...
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A gorgeous Othello at The Folger
In the title role in Othello at Folger Theatre, gorgeous Owiso Odero — all rippling robes and rippling abs — carries himself like a man...
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Jay Brannan Could Be a True Folk/Pop Star
Why isn't Jay Brannan more of a true folk/pop star? Certainly the gay community could use more of the sort. There does seem to be...
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The Ibis Chamber Music Society at IOTA
Founded by a violinist and a harpist, both associated with the Boston POPS Esplanade Orchestra, the Ibis Chamber Music Society includes members from various local...
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Dateline Arkansas: The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
Few people go to Arkansas for art. Frankly, most people don’t go to the Natural State at all if they can help it. But if...
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Gay soldier speaks frankly about Republican September debate boos
“When the actual booing occurred, my gut dropped out, because my first inclination was, did I just do something wrong?… this is not about...
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Review: The Golden Dragon at Studio
German playwright Roland Schimmelpfennig uses the 80 minutes of The Golden Dragon to reflect on globalization and remind us that there are human beings who...
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Now Playing: The Conquest
Xavier Durringer’s documentary The Conquest chronicles the rise of right-leaning Nicolas Sarkozy as President of France, whose wife left him for another man the very...
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Dog & Pony DC presents Beertown
The radical theater company Dog & Pony DC, responsible for the popular Fringe Festival twisted vaudeville show Bare Breasted Women Sword Fighting, now offers a...
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Cheerleading in L.A. — Bring It On: The Musical
Is it chilly in here? Are there Toros in the atmosphere? Well, in Los Angeles at least the stage is heating up with a new...
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Openly gay filmmaker fired from Brigham Young University
“Kendall was terminated for two basic reasons. He refused to come to work, and he refused to communicate with his supervisor.†— Brigham Young University...
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Vitruvian Gallery’s Rob Vander Zee Closes today with a concert
The gay-owned Vitruvian Gallery, located near Eastern Market and focused on male figurative art, offers its first official exhibit with over 20 male figurative paintings...
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Scotland’s Puppet State Theatre at the Alden
Virginia’s Alden Theatre presents one performance of The Man Who Planted Trees from the Puppet State Theatre Company of Scotland. Based on Jean Giono’s classic...
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A Broadway Christmas Carol at MetroStage
“Deck the halls with lots of showtunes,” goes the opening number of Kathy Feininger’s A Broadway Christmas Carol. And that, the show, now in its...
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Food & Friends Calls for Volunteers
Food & Friends, the local organization that provides specialized meals, groceries and nutrition counseling for people living with HIV/AIDS, cancer and other life-threatening illnesses, is...
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Review: Renaissance Vinoy Resort in St. Petersburg
When you hear historic hotel, you might begin to think musty smells, small rooms and more layers of paint than a Paula Dean cake. So...
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California Supreme Court Says Prop 8 Proponents Can Bring Appeal, Ninth Circuit Likely To Consider Appeal’s Merits
The California Supreme Court, in a unanimous opinion, has told the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit that the proponents of Proposition 8...
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Phantom Makes Fixes to Filters
Score one for freedom of information. Score another for correcting a mistake, albeit unintentional. The company that produces the software used for website filtering that...
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Catie Curtis at the Barns
Pure musical yum. The New Yorker calls the energetic Catie Curtis, part of Massachusetts’ thriving lesbian folk scene, a “folk-rock goddess.” She puts on a...
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Trance nation: Armin Van Buuren comes to D.C.
Trance is still kicking, even if it has gone totally corporate. Dutch producer Armin Van Buuren is the keeper of the flame and glowsticks, and...
