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Articles in April 25, 2006, issue of Advocate, The
- Don't cry for me, Venezuela
by Eduardo Santiago - Making waves
by Liza Schoenfein - The advocate poll
- A goal to end tension
- www.GayWeddings.com
by Kathryn Hamm - Outspoken: Justin Lerner
by Justin Lerner - Sage wisdom: Rachael Sage knows how to flavor her music with real-life experiences, like her Conservative Jewish faith and crushes gone wrong
by Lawrence Ferber - Travolta flips his wig
- Wrong makes right
by David Bahr - Nate, we hardly knew ye
by Richard K. Wyatt - Faith in the "middle"
- By the numbers: online dating
- Friend or foe?
by Jim David - Mo'Nique
by Lawrence Ferber - Ex men: the Ex-Boyfriends, a mostly gay trio, dish on breakups, their hot new album, and why bandmates should never sleep together
by Kurt B. Reighley - Now hear this: let's talk music. Let's talk your ears. Let's bring the two together
by Vincent Lopez - Friends for Life
- Fierce fiction
by Regina Marler - Second largest?
by Miriam Frank - Ban behavior, not gays
- Graffiti won out
- Stephen Gately, former singer for Boyzone, and Andy Cowles, an Internet entrepreneur and Gately's longtime partner, in a civil partnership in London
- The language of bias: the Bush camp says new security rules aren't antigay. But critics fear a return to 1950s-era State Department blacklists
by Emily Heil - Coachella gets material: April's Coachella festival expands its arty-hipster cachet with a visit from Madonna
by Neal Broverman - Jag be nimble
by Daniel Weil - National Stonewall Democrats
- What a dame!
by Anne Stockwell - Boomer bashing
by Paul Bailey - Staying true to Rashawn
- Suits our babies to a T
- HIV and AIDS
- Too pro-gay for the party? Democratic firebrand Paul Hackett dropped out of politics after party leaders pressured him to make way for a "safer" U.S. Senate candidate in Ohio. Did his vocal support for marriage equality doom his candidacy?
by Greg Hernandez - Saints, sinners, and everything in between
- Degrassi: The Next Generation
by Alonso Duralde - By the numbers: marriage
- Andy's big book
by Anne Stockwell - Deathmongers
by Theodore W. Hayes - Hate and hope on the bus
- Ejection rejection
by Neal Broverman - Jann Wenner
- It's all about our children: state lawmakers across the country are proposing new bans on adoption by gays and lesbians. That makes the work of the Family Pride Coalition all the more challenging—and necessary
by Greg Hernandez - k.d. katalog
- Meet the Secret police: what would have been a scandal on the original I've Got a Secret is the hook for Game Show Network's remake: all the panelists are queer!
by Sean Abley - Brandon Flyte
by Kurt Dyer - The little GSA that could
by Ruth Gibbs - Rooting out the gays?
by William Henderson - Dana lives! The T-shirt
- The Institute for Welcoming Resources, a coalition of Protestant gay advocacy groups
- Victim of the system
by Dan Allen - Fresh moves: choreographer Stephen Petronio tells how he and Rufus Wainwright created a new dance about the beauty of growing up and discovering sexuality
by Joseph Carman - Hot picks
- This charming man
by Kurt B. Reighley - Billie Jean King
by Beth Schwartzapfel - Present gay hero
by Robbie Samuels - And the bus goes on
- Here TV on a roll
- Hire power
by Kevin Hauswirth - She's #1: with her first Grand Slam title, Amelie Mauresmo becomes the top-ranked woman player in the world
by Doug Robson - Super powered: with his newest play, the gifted Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa works emotional territory all his own—painful gay romance, the strain of success, and a lasting love of comics
by Isa Goldberg - Lame-duck lesbians?
by Laura Weinstock - Praise the DJ
by Kurt B. Reighley - Out to change the world
by Bruce C. Steele - Untold stories
by Adam McDaniel - Transgender 101
- Rants raves
- Shades of yellow
by Bao Ong - Rhythm and muse: Tom and Mike of hot dance duo Dangerous Muse talk about loving the '80s, being "supersexual," and the power of eyeliner
by Adam B. Vary - Family guy: Todd Parr translates a kid's-eye point of view into a successful career in children's literature and TV
by P.J. Gray - Nuggets & bites
- From beyond
by Kurt B. Reighley - Queer music labels, '64-'96
- A friend of mine?
by Gregory Norris - The advocate news magazine returns to
- Validated vows: first person: The Reverend Jane Spahr
- ASU student gets first Aarons award
- Gotta have my Bops: Abby and Amanda, the Ditty Bops, love retro music, elaborate stage shows—and each other. The cult-fave pop duo come out
by Michele Kort - Three chances?
by Kate Clinton - Rachel Harper
by Beth Schwartzapfel - King comes out. Archives
by Don Romesburg - Correction