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Articles in March 11, 2008, issue of Advocate, The

• Light Fell
• Boys behaving badly
  by Matthew Tosiello
• Dame Shirley Bassey: Get the Party Started
• We asked a sampling of LGBT people in Salt Lake City: "Is there more to Salt Lake City than the Mormon Church?"
  by Lawrence Ferber
• A different kind of pride: gone are the rainbow pendants and triangle charms. Today's jewelry for gay consumers takes on a subtler aesthetic
  by Ryan Wenzel
• Power players: five gay and lesbian entrepreneurs who are making the world go 'round
• Bang, Crunch
• No more divas
  by Christianne Gadd
• A moment in time
  by Neal Broverman
• A Lexus in wolf's clothing: well-known for its impeccably built luxury cars, Lexus now wants to wear racing stripes
  by Joe Tralongo
• Sitdown, standup: what moves a man to act? For Gus Van Sant's latest hero, the answer is nothing not even murder
  by Kyle Buchanan
• Goldfrapp: Seventh Tree
• Juicy Mother 2: How They met
• Adamo Ruggiero
• Gay immigrants put the I before the G
  by Michael Lavers
• Staph retreat: reports a "flesh-eating," drug-resistant bacterial infection spreading among gay men prompted a media frenzy, a gay backlash, and finally, an apology from the researchers behind the study. Tim Murphy sorts out what happened—a
  by Tim Murphy
• Ingrid Wilhite
• Kiss my tax: intolerance and bigotry aside, the most quantifiable injustice of being gay may be the taxes
  by Will Henderson
• Comfortably numb no more: a new memoir about one woman's fight with addiction speaks volumes
  by Ryan Wenzel
• Eleven Men Out
• Regina Shavers
• By the numbers: real estate
• The politics of race: a black LGBT presidential forum in Los Angeles helps define a powerful voting bloc
  by Jasmyne Cannick
• Fat Girls
• Janet Jackson
  by Brandon Voss
• Ms. Mayor: keep your eye on E. Denise Simmons, the gay mayor of America's smartest city
  by Will Henderson
• So long, partner: in his short life, Heath Ledger barely had time to tap his potential. But for us, he had already achieved the performance of a lifetime—and losing him so soon after Brokeback Mountain is like suffering a death in the family
  by Kyle Buchanan
• Gimme Shelter: with a new movie about gay surfers, here networks finally catches the perfect wave
  by Dennis Hensley
• Martian Child
• Flawless: New York house trio the Ones prove that looking good is only half the battle
  by Kurt B. Reighley
• The Arizona Republic
• An actor who changed gay lives: he didn't win an Academy Award. But Heath Ledger's performance in Brokeback Mountain moved real people to grieve, get honest, come out, and claim their own destinies. Here are a few of their stories
  by Todd Henneman
• Slings & Arrows: The Complete Collection
• A love that will never grow old
  by Anne Stockwell
• Little Anne and Paul Wallfisch: When Good Things Happen to Bad Pianos
• Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network
• Brokeback screenwriter Diana Ossana on heath
  by Diana Ossana
• The Bubble
• Not so civil service
  by Greg Wert
• Patty Larkin: Watch the Sky
• Rants & raves
• A fan's tribute: among the messages we received after Heath Ledger's death was this painting from artist Thorn Bierdz, titled 'Lost Cowboys.' Below, he explains his motivation
• The kids are all right
  by Sean Kennedy
• It isn't easy being green
  by Michael Vondriska
• Mark Pickerel: Cody's Dream
• Do you think people are taking HIV less seriously now that they see it as a manageable disease?
• Datebook 02.26-03.11
• Out to sea: will an ongoing lawsuit by former executives mean stormy weather for Olivia?
  by Julie Weisberg