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Articles in Nov 20, 2007, issue of Advocate, The

• Seal
• One man's terrorist …
  by Jack Beck
• Stephen Gutwillig
• Republican matters: while many have hailed the Democrats' courtship of LGBT voters as one giant leap for gaykind, perhaps the movement's future progress lies on the GOP side of the fence
  by Kerry Eleveld
• O holy vodka
  by Caroline Ryder
• Paris, Je T'aime
• Do you research a company's LGBT policies before buying?
• A measure that would have legalized same-sex marriage in California
• What's up, doc? Would removing transgender from the list of mental disorders do more harm than good?
  by Sue Rochman
• 5 golden drinks
  by Caroline Ryder
• Durable Duran: can a band that scored the soundtrack to the '80s make a mark on contemporary pop?
  by Kurt B. Reighley
• More on Hillary
  by John Donahue
• Rants & raves
• Cate Blanchett: queen of cool: she's been Kate Hepburn and Queen Elizabeth and Galadriel. In I'm Not There, the great Cate Blanchett steps across the gender divide to play Bob Dylan—and reminds us that however we try to catch her, she'll always he a
  by Michael Giltz
• Home for the holidays
  by Caroline Ryder
• Neko Case
• Out on the street
  by David Luc Nguyen
• Paper trail: culture critic Ernest Hardy, whose work has appeared in Vibe and Rolling Stone, compiled his sharpest interviews and analysis for his book Blood Beats, Vol. 1. In Vol. 2, out November 12, Hardy adds to the collection, turning his pen on every
• Phillippe Cousteau: cool environmentalist
• Techno claus
  by Caroline Ryder
• The Hives
• Public affairs
  by Neal Broverman
• Datebook: 11.06-11.20
• Aaron Toleos: cool gay rights activist
• Dana Delany first hit the big time as a wide-eyed nurse on ABC's Vietnam War drama China Beach. Now she's back on the alphabet network, stirring up trouble on Desperate Housewives as a tyrannical new neighbor with—what else?—a deep, dark secret
  by Dan Avery
• Working for a Nuclear Free City
• ENDA, state by state
  by Michelle Garcia
• Desperately seeking divas: haven't we had enough of ditsy disappointments masquerading as divas?
  by Christopher Rice
• Arianna Huffington: cool pundit
• Will Tingle take on America? Still available only in Europe and Japan, the gayest video game ever has yet to hit our shores
  by Bryan Ochalla
• The Killers
• "You work at Clear Channel? Really?"
  by Bryan Ochalla
• A conversation with Jeffrey Toobin: the media world's favorite legal mind recently published a fascinating book on the Supreme Court. What's in it for gays?
  by Tim Murphy
• Elizabeth Edwards: cool politico
• Mad men: greed is good for these bad boys, driven to villainy by money, fame, and one truly unfortunate haircut
  by Kyle Buchanan
• More than a woman: how a little thing like cancer turned one lesbian into a superhero
  by Tania Katan
• Cool is the rule: this issue we're getting into the holiday spirit with a big gay shout-out to some of the Coolest Straight People we know
  by Anne Stockwell
• Friends of Elphaba: "green is so the new gay," declares first-time audience member Bill Sommer, 24, during the intermission of Broadway's emerald-hued juggernaut, Wicked. Indeed, from the looks of the crowd at this typical matinee, the Gershwin
  by Brandon Voss
• Are you being served? For some gay men, the best part of being a personal assistant to the rich and fabulous is the drama
  by Hansa Bergwall
• Frank Rich: cool columnist
• Spice World
• Our Rhys piece
  by Gary Lindsey
• Ned Sherrin
• Jennifer Jason Leigh
  by Brandon Voss
• Common: cool rapper
• Boys Life 6
• Circle DuPont
  by Carlos A. Ferreiro
• John Fox, 20, of manslaughter as a hate crime and attempted robbery, and Anthony Fortunato, 21, of manslaughter as a hate crime and attempted petty larceny, in connection with the death of Michael J. Sandy, October 5 and 11, respectively, in Brooklyn, N.Y
• Goodbye to all that: the Republican Party attracted him for many reasons, but SLDN's Victor Maldonado ultimately divorced himself from the GOP for only one: his self-respect
  by Victor Maldonado
• Jingle pets rock
  by Caroline Ryder
• Hairspray