10 great gifts to download.

BARBARA STANWYCK'S HANDKERCHIEF. No, we're not kidding--but there's only one, and it's first come, first served, Baby Jane of Hollywood has this lovely monogrammed hankie (and accompanying signature card) for just $150--along with a host of one-of-a-kind mementos, celeb photos, and showbiz flotsam.

FRIENDSHIP RING FROM JEWELRY BY PONCE'S ETERNITY COLLECTION. Let her know you care with one of this company's many tasteful gay-, lesbian-, and feminist-specific designs, which come in sterling silver or gold ($82 and up). For the more casual or frolicsome pal, try a sterling silver leather-pride belt buckle ($175).

N10Z. Looking to attract Mr. Right--or even Mr. Right Now? Test-drive N10Z (pronounced "intense"), the world's first pheromone concentrate designed for men to wear to attract other men. Developed by 10% Productions, its only scent is the sweet smell of success ($25 per half ounce; two ounces for $50).

THE "WHAT WOULD XENA DO?" T-SHIRT. From the company with the perfect name for last-minute shopping: Don't Panic! Or choose from other slogans such as: ALL I EVER NEEDED TO KNOW I LEARNED FROM PORNO; 4 OUT OF 5 CATS PREFER LESBIANS; or the old standard I CAN'T EVEN THINK STRAIGHT ($12.95-$16.95).

JIMMY SOMERVILLE'S "LAY DOWN." Surprise the Bronski Beat fan on your list with this CD single (about $5), available only on the Web from Yalplay, a European music and video site that sells imports at less-than-import prices.

BRANISH BAY RETRIEVER. A pup that doesn't need a walk--because he's an adorable 35-pound statue ($135), from the gay-owned Web site Stuart Shops. Entrepreneur Stuart Flanagan's selection of upscale home and garden products includes everything from water lilies and fish (for your pond) to kitchenware and a cathedral's worth of gargoyles.

GIRLSPORTS' CARRYALL. Sick of promoting Adidas as you tote your athletic wear? Well, why not champion the most kick-ass "grrrl" company around? GirlSports' embroidered athletic bags ($22) come with shoe tunnel, accessories pockets, and removable shoulder strap.

KITTY CORKBOARD. What better place for your friends to hang their new Y2K calendar [see page 52] than on a cool, kitschy corkboard with a faux cheetah-print frame ($18)! Online from Alloy.

THE JUDY GARLAND SHOW COLLECTION ON DVD. A gift that will confirm you as a Garland-obsession enabler, But who could resist? With 14 complete episodes ct the historic 1963-1964 CBS-TV series, outtakes behind-the-scenes audio commentary, a paperback history of the show, and guests such as Lena Horne, Ethel Merman. Mickey Rooney, Ray Bolger, and Mel Torme your lucky Judyhead will be in heaven ($120).

THE CHOP SUEY CLUB BY BRUCE WEBER. Yes, it's more than 250 photos of hunk Peter Johnson in cute costumes and various states of undress--plus one of Sir Ian McKellen (dressed), Showcasing photos taken over a three-year period, this handsomely designed hardcover ($60) is beautiful and baffling, but any Abercrombie & Fitch subscriber will thank you.

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