Clik here to view.
Gay Community Joins Joyful Street Celebration of Obama Victory (video):...
Video: President Barack Obama won re-election on Tuesday, November 6, 2012, beating his Republican challenger Mitt Romney. A slice of Obama's diverse voting base poured out onto U Street in Northwest...
View ArticleMaryland Makes History: Free State is first of four on Election Day to defend...
News: With polls closing at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Maryland became the first of four states to defend marriage equality at the ballot box Nov. 6, ending the years-long string of defeats that marriage equality...
View ArticleD.C. Date with ManDate: Project Healthy Living offering 3-day conference for...
News: Project Healthy Living – a group of African-American gay and bisexual men associated with DC CARE and the District's Department of Health HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis, STD and TB Administration (HAHSTA)...
View ArticleStill Facing Wolves: Moving forward, predators will continue to prey on sheep
Opinion: Totemism, in which a group identifies with a symbolic animal, survives mostly in sports teams. But modern politics also has a totemic aspect, though not explicit. The current Republican...
View ArticleWarrant Issued for Suspect in Transgender Attack: Robinson, previously...
News: A D.C. Superior Court judge on Tuesday issued a bench warrant for Ahmad Robinson, 29, of Silver Spring, after he failed to appear in court for a status hearing related to an incident in August...
View ArticleClik here to view.
g.life University Class Schedule:
Feature Story: PERSONAL/FAMILY LIFE10:30 a.m. Tipping the Scale – Work/Life BalanceKen White, Signal FinancialEleasa DuBois, Tight Body MakeoverJulie Gray, Profound ImpactTom DiGiovanni, Energy...
View ArticleClik here to view.
It's Your g.life!: CAGLCC creates a one-day pop-up microcosm of LGBT D.C.
Feature Story: Brigadoon – the story of the magical Scottish village that appears out of thin air every hundred years – comes to mind. Or maybe it's more like young Clark Kent tossing his crystal at...
View ArticleTheater Booster: The Theatre Lab has helped boost the quality of Washington...
Stage: ''By several different measures, Washington is the nation's largest theater community outside of New York,'' says Buzz Mauro. ''It's a great theater town, but it doesn't have [New York's] kind...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Flock of Foul: Folger Theatre's ''The Conference of the Birds'' offers some...
Stage: ''There is nothing in the world as amazing as something that is neither completely clear, nor completely unclear,'' goes one of the morals imparted in the play The Conference of the Birds. And...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Log Cabin Fever: ''Lincoln'' is a witty, confident, emotionally satisfying...
Film: Lincoln is why Hollywood should exist. Steven Spielberg's wonderful film about our 16th president isn't a war epic or a maudlin biography. The film only follows Abraham Lincoln for a few months;...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Lovely Lianne: New British folk-pop artist Lianne La Havas is ready for...
Music: ''Actually, I expected nothing and I was pleasantly surprised,'' says Lianne La Havas, when asked about her success as a singer-songwriter. Only 23 years old, the sweet, charming British...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Operatic Obsession: The InSeries allows Alan Paul to display his new love for...
Music: ''I've recently fallen in love with opera,'' says Alan Paul, conceding, ''I've been on an obsessive, opera-going mission over the last year.'' And he's not being operatic about it: Traveling to...
View ArticleWhat a Night to be Gay: Re-electing Obama, winning four marriage equality...
Opinion: Elections tend to turn me into a bit of a nervous Nellie. Not a full-on drama queen like Andrew Sullivan, who set the sky-is-falling gold standard for that after the first presidential debate,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Bond That Binds: With ''Skyfall,'' Sam Mendes has made a movie that's a...
Film: Midway through Sam Mendes's Skyfall, James Bond is stuck in a familiar situation. He's tied to chair, smirking as a peculiar-looking man lectures him on the finer points of villainy. The man...
View ArticleGLOE Makes the Guide: DCJCC's LGBT program included as one of North America's...
News: The Washington, D.C., Jewish Community Center (DCJCC) announced yesterday that its Kurlander Program for GLBT Outreach & Engagement, aka GLOE, has been included in the 2012-2013 ''Slingshot''...
View ArticleSuspect in February Homicide Pleads Not Guilty: Man accused of killing Deoni...
News: The man accused of fatally stabbing Deoni Jones, a transgender woman, at a Northeast D.C. bus stop in February pleaded not guilty this morning to a charge of first-degree murder while armed. Gary...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Michael: Sensibly Sexy
Coverboy Interview: Michael gets around. No, not in the fun way that comes to mind. Instead, this 28-year-old has found himself bouncing all over the Northeast – New Hampshire, Massachusetts,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
King of Pops: Steven Reineke, leader of the NSO Pops, works to connect people...
Feature Story: Steven Reineke once played trumpet in a college production of Pippin. Decades later, Stephen Schwartz, the composer of Pippin, sat at Reineke's piano in New York playing his way through...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Off the Gay Grid: Mike Albo to share humorous, ''very gay'' observations at...
Stage: As far as humorist Mike Albo knows, his older brother Dave Albo hasn't taken anti-gay stances as an elected official representing Fairfax County in the Virginia House of Delegates. ''He's a...
View Article