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And now for a few random thoughts on Jurassic Park 3D
On Friday night, a friend texted that he was off to see Jurassic Park 3D. The following morning, his general assessment was positive enough that,...
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Gay West Hollywood resident’s meningitis infection follows New York cases
It’s well known that many gay men love to travel. Unfortunately, so do diseases. No, little viruses are not booking tickets on Orbitz, but...
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RNC approves anti-gay marriage resolution
The Republican National Committee reaffirmed the GOP’s official opposition to marriage equality with a unanimous vote on Friday, despite pushback from pro-gay conservatives. During Day...
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Coverboy: Allen
He may not be part of Jem and the Holograms, but Allen could be considered an expert in glamour, glitter, fashion and fame. The 22-year...
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Choi Appealing Conviction
Prominent gay rights activist and former Army Lt. Dan Choi has filed notice with the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia that he...
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Escapes: California Dreamin’
Camping might not be your first thought when visiting Los Angeles, but The Hotel At The Los Angeles Athletic Club is putting a unique twist...
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Social conservatives seek to reaffirm GOP opposition to same-sex marriage
The Republican Party continues to grapple with marriage equality as members of the Republican National Committee meet in Los Angeles for their spring meeting this...
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Georgia’s Tybee Island holds inaugural gay event
Located just a half-hour drive from Savannah, Georgia’s Tybee Island is gay-welcoming, but has not developed a reputation as a “gay destination.” That might change with...
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Montgomery Again Found Competent To Stand Trial
The Northeast D.C. man accused of killing transgender woman Deoni Jones last year by stabbing her in the face as she waited at a Northeast...
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Gay Games nets a big financial boost
Many eyebrows raised in 2009 when it was announced that Cleveland beat out the bigger competing cities of Boston and Washington as the host city...
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Cuccinelli: The Second Coming of Santorum
I'm going to share my dirty little secret: I kind of miss Rick Santorum. Sure, he's a nerdy bully who can froth at the mouth...
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Blowing Up the Coalition
Clarence Mitchell, the civil-rights activist and longtime chief lobbyist for the NAACP, used to tell of something then-Senate Democratic leader Lyndon Johnson often said to...
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Six-Way Race Splits Support
Shawn Thomas is in a personal state of election fatigue. The 36-year-old Adams Morgan resident says he can't remember a time in recent years when...
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Watching the Detective
Jaime Wojdowski is ready to accept your complaints. An equal-opportunity specialist and investigator for the D.C. Office of Human Rights (OHR), Wojdowski investigates complaints from...
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The Stars Come Out
It is time once again for the Capital Area Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce to honor those stars who have made a notable impact...
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Keen on Keenan
''I would get bored, I think, with circuit parties eight-minute-long songs,'' says Keenan Orr. ''I think the closest to a circuit party I'm going...
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Puzzles
I want to like Trance. It's a mostly good-looking movie, with talented actors and a talented crew, all attempting to do something bold within the...
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Girlyman's Womanhood
''I'm learning so much about myself as an artist, and just learning a lot about singing and performing,'' says Tylan Greenstein. Of course, none of...
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The Seven Year Itch
In 2006 a new indie soul/pop singer-songwriter quickly seduced me with her sophisticated sound and amazing talent -- registering like a more refined Christina Aguilera,...
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Senate Star
Shattering glass ceilings is becoming routine for Tammy Baldwin. The first out person to serve in the U.S. Senate, Baldwin's résumé consists of a long...
