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  • Calling All Voters

    All good things must come to an end — even when ”good” is a somewhat relative term. So it is that on Tuesday, Nov. 7,...

  • Horoscope

    Heavenly Round-Up: Into every life must fall periods of maximum intensity. If it's not your turn to sup from a common bowl with all Hell's...

  • With Open Eyes

    If not the morning after the election, then soon thereafter, we will all move from the false certitudes and pretended stark choices of the political...

  • Back of the Bus

    It has happened again, and it's going to keep happening. A Minneapolis bus driver recently complained that an advertisement for a gay magazine that ran...

  • Community Advice

    Safe schools and cultural competency are two of four areas deemed important by a mayoral panel for the D.C. government to focus on as it...

  • No Welcome Wagon

    Howard Daniel's phone has been ringing continuously for the past several days. His e-mail inbox has well over 1,000 messages, and while not all of...

  • ATLAS Shrugs

    Mark Lee is not the bogeyman. He is not lurking around the district's many alleys handing out cigarettes to underage teens. But Lee says his...

  • Magic Free

    In the world of movies, coming attractions are the ultimate sleight-of-hand, a misdirection to make you think that what you will be getting is better...

  • Criminal Intent

    In 1924, Nathan ''Babe'' Leopold Jr. and Richard ''Dickie'' Loeb were sentenced to life plus 99 years for the murder of 14-year-old Bobby Franks. The...

  • Oddly Even

    Consider the platypus. We always keep a place in our hearts for the odd, the different, the strangely cuddly. The platypus is nature's ultimate conglomeration...

  • Cold Comfort

    In times of change, it's common to seek out a source of comfort and stability. For some, that means indulging in a favorite childhood food....

  • Better Left Unsaid

    James McGreevey's autobiography, The Confession, is as dismal as his approval ratings were in 2004 when he declared that he was a ''gay American'' and...

  • A Homo Haunting

    There are any number of icons that pop up at Halloween. Skeletons, jack-o-lanterns, ghosts and witches readily come to mind. And though none is particularly...

  • Petrifying Parties and Ghoulish Galas

    If you had a hard time picking out a costume for Halloween, get ready to make another difficult decision: where to go. This year, D.C.'s...

  • Be Heeled!

    Dorothy is not in Kansas anymore. She's busy fighting for her title as Washington, D.C.'s fastest high-heel runner, for the third consecutive year. ''I'm a...

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    Reel Affirmations 2006 Review by Will Doig Rating: (5 out of 5) Saturday, 10/21/2006, 12:00 PM Feature presentation, $9 at Lincoln Theatre WHILE VISITING southern V

  • Eleven Men Out

    Reel Affirmations 2006 Review by Will O'Bryan Rating: (2 out of 5) Saturday, 10/21/2006, 2:00 PM Feature presentation, $9 at Lincoln Theatre Icelandic with English subtitles FROM THE

  • Men Shorts: Natural Selection

    Reel Affirmations 2006 Review by Sean Bugg Rating: (3 out of 5) Saturday, 10/21/2006, 4:00 PM Shorts presentation, $9 at Lincoln Theatre EVERY GAY RELATIONSHIP has its...

  • Holiday Makers

    Reel Affirmations 2006 Ucastnici Zajczdv Review by Randy Shulman Rating: (4 out of 5) Saturday, 10/21/2006, 6:00 PM Feature presentation, $9 at Lincoln Theatre Czech with English subt

  • Puccini for Beginners

    Reel Affirmations 2006 Review by Will O'Bryan Rating: (5 out of 5) Saturday, 10/21/2006, 8:00 PM Feature presentation, $15 at Lincoln Theatre BY CHOOSING TO close Reel Affirmations...