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  • Bloody Mallory

    By on October 17, 2003

    Reel Affirmations 2003 Rating: (1 out of 5) Friday, 10/17/2003, 11:59 PM Feature presentation, $9 at Visions Cinema French with English subtitles SOMEONE, SOMEWHERE, at some time, must have...

  • Die Mommie Die!

    By on October 16, 2003

    Reel Affirmations 2003 Rating: (5 out of 5) Thursday, 10/16/2003, 7:30 PM Feature presentation, $15 at Lincoln Theatre THERE'S A VERY good reason Charles Busch...

  • Reel Affirmations 13: Vol. 1

    By on October 15, 2003

    Welcome to Washington's most comprehensive guide to the 13th annual Reel Affirmations Gay & Lesbian Film Festival, with links, pics, and reviews by: Sean Bugg...

  • Thrill Kill

    By on October 15, 2003

    If you've ever seen a Quentin Tarantino film, you already know he's a lunatic when it comes to filmmaking. His mind is like a madly...

  • Grave Lessons

    By on October 15, 2003

    I spent my 40th birthday talking to a lesbian ghost. More specifically, I made a pilgrimage to the tomb of famous lesbian author Radclyffe Hall,...

  • ABCs of Hepatitis

    By on October 15, 2003

    How do you know if you're at risk for hepatitis? Well, do you have anal or oral sex? How about rimming? Have you ever shared...

  • Building Blocks

    By on October 15, 2003

    The new HRC headquarters building at 17th Street and Rhode Island Avenue NW. (Photo by Michael Wichita) Blue and yellow confetti filled the air at...

  • Powerful Priestess

    By on October 15, 2003

    This season marks the first ever that the Washington Opera has staged Vincenzo Bellini's Norma. And despite the hardships of DAR Constitution Hall, the production...

  • Living Art

    By on October 15, 2003

    by Shawn Davis by Fay Kelley by Susannah Sayler by Michael Sprouse by Charles R. Gaynor by Dominique Samyn-Werbrouck For the past decade, the Art...

  • Siren's Lament

    By on October 15, 2003

    After a decade of perfecting her mojo of refurbished blues, jazz, R&B, and contemporary pop, the magic of Cassandra Wilson's music threatens to lose its...

  • American Classics

    By on October 15, 2003

    Ford's Theatre is inarguably one of the country's most revered spaces to present live theatre, its walls steeped in American history and political drama. And...

  • Star Struck

    By on October 15, 2003

    Most Americans love to hate the press. You can't pass a newsstand in this town without some headline screaming about the Nazis on Fox News...

  • Soundwaves

    By on October 15, 2003

    WORLD'S BEST POPULARITY CONTEST… Mumbler rapper 50 Cent has been crowned the “World's Best Artist 2003.” And, somehow, he's also the “World's Best R&B Artist.”...

  • Hearsay

    By on October 15, 2003

    Hearsay joins the masses in saying goodbye to Liz… A Liz of a different sort pumps up Sunday night… The High Heel Race is coming...

  • Environs

    By on October 15, 2003

    Photos by Todd Franson From crack house to Townhouse -- This once run-down 2BR, 2 1/2 BA home in Shaw has found new life in...

  • Dulles Triangles

    By on October 15, 2003

    Photo by Todd Franson   Mission: To provide gays and lesbians a social outlet outside of Washington, D.C. Founded: 1992 Number of Members: Over 200...

  • Putting It Together

    By on October 8, 2003

    Photography by Todd Franson It's not easy finding the perfect job. Bob Witeck spent the first ten years of his professional life working on the...

  • 'Atta Girl!

    By on October 8, 2003

    There was a girl in my neighborhood growing up who was as sporty as any boy on the block. She wore baseball caps every day,...

  • Making a Statement

    By on October 8, 2003

    For most investors, the goal is simple: Make as much money as possible. How their companies make the money doesn't really matter, so long as...

  • Happiness

    By on October 8, 2003

    I have only one complaint about You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown as staged by the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington, D.C., and here it...