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Articles in April 26, 2005, issue of Advocate, The
- Mass. voters on board: Bay State voters favor candidates who support same-sex marriage. Will current lawmakers be swayed?
by Christopher Lisotta - Kicked out of sixth grade
- Zoo parties
- Gay, bi, Tribeca
- Greetings from Vegas
by J. Scott Stanton - The beauty of coming out
by Dave Koz - The it list: everything you need to safely and stylishly laze in the summer sun's rays
by Gregory Wein - Growing pains at GLAAD: under departing executive director Joan Garry, GLAAD has grown into a powerful media watchdog group both respected and feared—with $7.3 million in revenues. Garry's successor faces rapidly changing media, high staff turnover,
by Chad Graham - Straight support on two wheels
- Tina Fey
by Alonso Duralde - Travel babble
by Oscar Wilde - "D.C.'s Harvey Milk": D.C. activists are still reeling weeks after lesbian pioneer Wanda Alston was found brutally murdered
by Sarah Wildman - R Family reunion: a straight mom tells us why she's setting her sights on another "Rosie" cruise
by Liza Schoenfein - Prague, Czech Republic
- The birth of "new queer cinema": March 10, 1992
by Don Romesburg - True tales of a TV travel personality
- Kicked out of the club: a lesbian couple maintain that a New York health center booted them out because of their sexual orientation
by Ann Rostow - Navratilova cruises away from Rainbow
- Past portals
by Daniel Saint James - Senior homophobia
- Olivia thinks pink
- An ideal husband
by Alec Mapa - Phuket's resurrection: the gayest beach town in Asia brushes itself off after last year's devastating tsunami
by Daniel B. Haber - Iceland wild & worldly: the far-flung Nordic island that spawned Vikings and Bjork is a homo haven of lava landscapes, steaming sulphur springs, throbbing nightlife, and inhabitants with names like Thor
by Felipe Picano - Rufus redux: queer troubadour Rufus Wainwright sounds off on rehab, the media, and the death of gay diversity
by Sara Marcus - Pedal to rock: exploring the legendary canyon country of Moab, Utah, with queer mountain bikers
by Andrew Broan - Unprotected in Ohio
- Car rental blues
by Robert Allan - Points for equality
- Romanian err
- Double doubts: Cherry Jones and Linda Hunt star in East and West coast productions of Doubt, the acclaimed play about the shadows of priestly pedophilia
by David Drake - A more inclusive AMA
- India's technicolor city: vibrant psychedelia and cinematic camp in Bombay, the window to modern India
by Shashank Samant - Mo' Moby: Moby on feelin' gay, slapping the religious right, and his new CD, Hotel
by Kurt B. Reighley - Fear of outing leads to murder
- Costa Rican praises
by Kent Carthey - Making Eyes at a gay PI
- Bright light
by Michael Rowe - Gay day du jour
- Boys in Berlin, girls in London, and sex all over
- Shadows in New Orleans: an intimate look at the Big Easy through the eyes of the city's queer prodigal son
by Christopher Rice - Not just a sister act: Tegan and Sara hope their new album makes people focus on their sound rather than the whole "lesbian Canadian twin" thing
by Sara Marcus - Here comes the new new queer cinema: the first wave of queer cinema slowed to a trickle years ago. Now a flood of smart, fun new movies is washing into theaters
by Adam B. Vary - Tammy's in love
by Connie McFarland - Defense of Marriage Amendment
- Exploitation on the high seas
by Wes Jackson - Se habla Espanol!
- Reader comments from www.advocate.com
- Mortal combat: the new documentary Ring of Fire tells the story of a boxer who beat a man to death over one word: "faggot"
by Michael Giltz - Soak it up at the lesbian bathhouse: a new generation of dyke-friendly saunas bursts on to the North American scene
by Marissa Pareles - Drag king scenes: hey, ladies! Apply that facial hair and gel your locks: Here's The Out Traveler guide to North America's hottest drag king scenes
by Margaret Webb - Lesbians know their weight
- Across the nation
- Sharp climb: out singer-songwriter Maia Sharp already pens hits for the greats. With her new CD, Sharp's poised to own the hits herself
by Michele Kort - HRC, pro and con
by David M. Smith - Ella LaPointe
- Correction
- Bear essentials
- The numbers
- Judith Appel
- Duo dissed in Singapore
- The prime of Craig Lucas: penning plays, directing movies—now he's writing the book for a major musical. Is there anything Craig Lucas can't do?
by Michael Giltz - How homophobic is the Caribbean? Find out where you can be gay and "feel irie" on your next island hop
by Kenneth Kiesnoski - Virginia is for haters
by Ila Skinner - Guadalupe Camarena
- Gay and narrow
by Richard Hill - West Point ally: Lt. Col. Allen Bishop broke new ground by publicly calling for an end to the military's ban on gays. He hopes others will follow
by John Caldwell - Andersen's fairy tales: Denmark celebrates the birth of the presumably gay author of "the little mermaid" and "the ugly duckling."
by Raphael Kadushin - Religion, politics, and privacy.
by Michael Seneco - Miscalculation
by Harold Harkins - Learning the pains of love
- Gayborhood watch
- Show on the road: lighter, faster, brighter, better! Step onto the runway with the latest generation of portable media players
- Rants & raves
- Travelin' like a rock star: how Scissor Sisters front man Jake Shears does it on the road
by Matthew Breen - Soul traveling
by Matthew Link - Fag haggling
by Mary Joslin - A tribute to Wanda
- Take a hike!
- Fighting for the the Holy Land