Archive: 02/03/2011 - 02/09/2011 section: Metro Weekly magazine, Washington, DC newspaper

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Thursday, February 3, 2011 - Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Feature StoryAll of UsUs Helping Us pushes forward with expanding scope, respect for its roots, and celebration of the whole human beingby Will O'Bryan and Yusef Najafi
NewsObit: Jeff CoudrietLocal gay activist succumbs to lung cancer at age 48By Yusef Najafi
NewsKittleman Stands AloneThe sole Republican senator supporting marriage equality in Maryland talks with Metro Weekly about his decision and the upcoming hearingBy Yusef Najafi
NewsAppointments for EqualityObama nominees and appointees have a history in LGBT equality – from working to fight HIV/AIDS to securing equal housing to ending sodomy lawsby Chris Geidner
NewsCall for ActionSMYAL releases new report adding to calls for increased support for LGBT youthby Yusef Najafi
NewsPager ProblemsGLLU upgrade creates headache for GLOVby Yusef Najafi
MusicMilitary SerenadeGay Men's Chorus salutes LGBT officers, including Mike AlmyBy Doug Rule
MusicWinds PowerD.C.'s Different Drummers presents its annual Intimate Winds concertBy Doug Rule
StageMagic Carpet RideArena Stage offers a truly stunning Arabian Nights, while Folger's Comedy of Errors brings on the slapstickby Doug Rule
StageDeconstructionsThe Carpetbagger's Children is a potent and effective piece, while Black Watch is a unique exploration into the Iraq regimentBy Kate Wingfield
StageFractured Fairy TaleEven with its dreamlike incongruities, Shakespeare's Cymbeline is a witty entertainment filled with ''pleasing scenes''By Kate Wingfield
ClublifeHerndon HideawaySo Addictive Lounge is the only gay bar and restaurant in Fairfax CountyBy Doug Rule
ClublifeTemperature RisingA former mechanic, DJ Eddie Elias is set to tune up Town this Saturdayby Doug Rule
OpinionWord PlayIt's never easy explaining to a kid why some words hurt, but you can't avoid the lessonby Sean Bugg
OpinionBravery in BlackEven in mourning, activists inspire the world to rallyby Richard J. Rosendall
OpinionWorking for ChangeEquality Matters aims to create stronger strategies for activists and advocates to achieve LGBT equalityby Richard Socarides
HoroscopeHoroscopeJustin Crockett Elzie moves from Marine to wordsmithby Carrie Megginson
EventsMarine LifeJustin Crockett Elzie moves from Marine to wordsmithBy Will O'Bryan
VideoDo It with Justin [video]New series premieres February 16 at Metro WeeklyReporter: Justin Stewart
Producer/Video: Aram Vartian
Coverboy InterviewCoverboy: KoryPhotography by Jeff Code
Snapshots Nellie's Sports Bar Ward Morrison

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