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Six-Month Field Test
Sixth months ago, the United States military, under the direction of President Barack Obama, began allowing out gay, lesbian and bisexual service for the first...
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Catholic Conclave
A Catholic case for same-sex marriage took center stage in Baltimore during the weekend at a national conference where a church theologian advocated marriage equality...
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Shake, Rattle and Roll with the Congressional Chorus
Another year, another party reviving the sights, sounds and moves of the 1950s by the Congressional Chorus. “Shake, Rattle and Roll” is a cabaret, with...
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Obama's Adventures in Wonderland
On Monday, March 19 — and, in fact, on more than 20 occasions since September 2011 — first lady Michelle Obama told supporters that the...
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Standing Out for Equality
Ahead of the organization's Ninth Annual Commonwealth Dinner, April 14, Equality Virginia this week announced its 2012 OUTstanding Virginians, who will be honored at the...
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Liberia’s celebrated President wants to keep gay sex criminalized
In a videotaped interview with The Guardian news agency, the much lauded President of Liberia, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, told a reporter that she and her country...
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MPD Updates Stein Club on Anti-LGBT Crimes
Metropolitan Police Department Assistant Chief Peter Newsham and Capt. Edward Delgado of MPD's Special Liaison Unit, which includes the Gay and Lesbian Liaison Unit (GLLU),...
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Michelle Obama: Supreme Court Picks Will Impact Whether Americans Can “Love Whomever We Choose”
At multiple events in New York City on Monday,...
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Talk about the Everyday Divas in your lives for a chance at $100 cash
Local drag sensation Xavier Onassis Bloomgindale hosts a contest on the topic of “Divas: Stories about the temperamental superstar side of things,” in which everyday...
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Supreme Court Turns Down Christian Fraternity and Sorority’s Appeal
The Supreme Court today denied review in a case brought by Christian student groups against San Diego State University, declining consideration of the question of...
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The Beaded VW Bug heads to the National Museum of the American Indian
Vochol: Huichol Art on Wheels is the grand title for a new glorious installation at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian: A Volkswagen...
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Jupiter Hotel keeps its queer
Gay travelers to Portland, Oregon can find a welcoming home at the Jupiter Hotel. Through Dec. 30, 2012 the urban boutique hotel is offering a...
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MPD Reports Reveal More Anti-LGBT Attacks
As seasonal temperatures rise, attacks with some indication of anti-LGBT bias are also apparently increasing. A shooting at a Columbia Heights IHOP Restaurant and a...
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Les Girls at the AFI Silver
As part of a two-month Gene Kelly retrospective, the American Film Institute’s Silver Theatre presents Gene Kelly’s final appearance in a full-blown musical — which...
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Movie Trailer: Mirror Mirror (HD)
Mirror Mirror, the first of two live-action Snow White adaptations, hits theaters on March 30, 2012. Tarsem Singh’s comedic take on the fable looks to...
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Basil Twist’s Petrushka at The Shakespeare
The Shakespeare Theatre Company offers a short run of Petrushka, acclaimed puppeteer Basil Twist’s 2001 work of puppetry and magic, a re-imagining of the famous...
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Michele Kennedy at the Folger Consort tonight
The Folger Consort performs music by Francesca Caccini, one of the guiding spirits behind the revolutionary music of the earliest operas and solos from the...
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Must See of the Weekend: GMCW’s All-Male Rocky Horror Show
If Lady Gaga were to stage The Rocky Horror Show, the result might be similar to what the Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington offers this...
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Get your fetish on at Vitruvian Gallery
Fetishwear is a photographic celebration of “men in and out of uniform,” which of course is a particularly prominent aspect of gay art and literature....
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Coverboy: Long
When he was 15, moving to the U.S. from Vietnam, Long says it was the equivalent of winning a Wonka-esque golden ticket. But the reality...
