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  • Militias threaten gay Iraqis with rape, death

    ”They told me to take off my clothes to rape me or they would kill me immediately. This moment was the worst moment in my...

  • Congress debates ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ military policy [video]

    ”Now if there is misconduct, there are regulations to deal with that misconduct. But we’re talking about orientation — not misconduct, here. And that is...

  • Baby pictures from family of the ‘Pregnant Man’ [video]

    ”Thomas rode out the first 24 hours at home. His wife, Nancy, was his coach and then they wen to the hospital where...

  • Praise for Padget

    Jonathan Padget, a former Metro Weekly staff writer and contributing playwright/composer to the 2007 Capital Fringe Festival, recently earned honors at his current spot as...

  • Sex-Worker Soiree

    Different Avenues, a local organization advocating on behalf of young people -- particularly GLBT youth -- affected by homelessness, HIV and violence, released a report...

  • Adams Morgan Malevolence

    It won't be surprising if gay locals begin to suspect that Pizza Mart and late nights are a dangerous mix. In December 2005, a gay...

  • Marathon Man

    On July 25, when Ted Hobart sets out on his 50-mile ''ultrathon,'' it will be farther than he's ever run. Those 50 miles cannot compare,...

  • Food Fight

    During my wild ''pescetarian'' days of no meat nor chicken, I refused to eat at McDonald's. My boycott was based upon the notorious ''McLibel'' suit...

  • Design Star

    It all started in the clubs for designer Andrew Christian. ''I was involved in the underground club scene when I was a teenager,'' says Christian,...

  • Soundwaves

    ABBA MAMMA MIA, HERE THEY GO AGAIN... Forget The Dark Knight. Oh sure, it's raking it in at the box office, on track to break...

  • Going Batty

    Heath Ledger as The Joker in 'Batman: The Dark Knight' The answer is yes. Heath Ledger is that good as The Joker. Would his performance...

  • Dancing on the Fringe

    Choreographer Daniel Phoenix Singh wanted to pay respect to what he's seen at Chaos, Zanzibar and Town. ''Just take some ideas you see in a...

  • Positively Quixotic

    If you've not seen the ads yet, the next reality show inspired by a musical to warm your heart will be ABC's High School Musical:...

  • Devilish Behavior

    In its native Britain, Jerry Springer: The Opera, was a hit. With many, however, it was also a miss. When the BBC aired a televised...

  • Ted Ahead

    Ted Allen When it comes to cooking, it's not as hard as it looks. Take Ted Allen's pan-roasted salmon with tomato vinaigrette on a bed...

  • Horoscope

    Heavenly Round-Up: Did all that murk spontaneously clear up? Was it something somebody said? Or did? It's hard to know why everything seems so much...

  • The Raw Stuff

    In this age when your grocery store stocks frozen, organic vegetables -- shipped from China -- one may fairly wonder what the term ''organic'' even...

  • Products Full of Sunshine

    If calculators and watches are what come to mind when thinking about solar-powered devices, you've got some of catching up to do. Our lucky little...

  • Crime Update

    In the July 24 issue of Metro Weekly, the story ''Adams Morgan Malevolence'' mentioned a possible hate-crime incident occurring at 14th and U Streets NW....

  • Madonna’s gay brother, Christopher, says she ‘crossed boundaries’

    ” during an interview with a gay magazine. She casually mentioned it but the only people who knew I was gay at the...