Articles from The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine) (June 22, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
10 ways to fix pride: it's time to stop complaining about the muscle boys and drag queens and to start applying our queer eyes to a pride parade makeover.	Brocka, Allan	Brief Article	192
A free speech lesson in Utah.		Brief Article	146
Across the nation.		Brief Article	269
Aged to perfection: at age 55, marketing executive Rick Dinihanian is Playgirl's latest openly gay cover man--proving that sex appeal comes at all ages.	Lisotta, Christopher		556
Ahead of their class: high school students across the nation are not just coming out in big numbers; they're competing for traditional leadership roles.	Caldwell, John		1115
All Bettes are off: Bette Midler has been adored by gay audiences for her entire career. So why is she so wishy-washy about supporting same-sex marriage?	Ferber, Lawrence	Interview	544
All the queen's madmen: the two comedians behind Little Britain create a wide range of wacko characters, including "the only gay in the village".	Goodridge, Mike	Television Program Review	443
All-American Fran: in a comprehensive ad campaign, Fran Drescher and the ACLU speak out on same-sex marriage.	Lisotta, Christopher		508
Almost positive: X-Men star James Marsden talks about being taken hostage by Scott Speedman in the HIV drama The 24th Day.	Hensley, Dennis	Interview	510
An eye on the House: Brett Wagner wants to become part of a new generation of openly gay congresspeople, but he's chosen a difficult route to get there.	Caldwell, John		1202
Babylon in San Francisco: Beach Blanket Babylon is one of the longest-running attractions of the City by the Bay. But is it gay? Well, thereon hangs a tale.	Levy, Dan		578
Baptists to skip school.	Clayworth, Jason	Brief Article	138
Bisexual pride.	Prchal, Amie	Letter to the Editor	137
Bittersweet victory post 9/11.	Noyes, Andrew	Brief Article	139
Brazil's other hot spot.			32
Bringing the world to Israel: having established a gay pride celebration in Jerusalem, Hagai El-Ad is now looking to 2005, when WorldPride will come to his city.		Interview	581
California loses an adversary.	Blotcher, Jay	Brief Article	119
Call me the irreverend.	Clinton, Kate		691
Changing young minds.		Brief Article	31
Correction.		Correction Notice	38
Doing it for the money.	Walker, Keith	Letter to the Editor	170
Ducking the issue.	Savka, David	Letter to the Editor	323
Equality in the window.		Brief Article	52
Fighting for our pride: what does Stonewall mean to us now? Plenty, and it's all in this book, says a postmodern West Coaster.	Alumit, Noel	Book Review	634
For the love of Franz Ferdinand.		Brief Article	159
Garofalo sounds off.			27
Gay marriage A-OK with divorce lawyers.		Brief Article	117
Gay marriage Inc.: fledgling companies are cashing in on gay and lesbian couples before and after they walk down the aisle.	Henneman, Todd		1021
Gays get their due at Yale.		Brief Article	138
Going solo against DOMA as one Florida lawyer challenges the federal marriage ban, some gays would like him to back off.	Lisotta, Christopher		423
Gotta dance: out choreographer-actor Scott Grossman shines on top TV pageants, in films, and in Broadway shows. But first came ... football?	Jones, Anderson		660
Growing pains: a French high school jock deals with being forced out of the closet in You'll Get Over It.	Ehrenstein, David	Movie Review	408
Hit 'em with the truth.	Steele, Bruce C.	Editorial	691
Iconic Nicole.	Salzberg, Mark	Letter to the Editor	176
k.d. loves Canada: k.d. lang talks about fame, gay marriage, and her latest album, a valentine to her home country.	Hays, Matthew	Interview	695
Leading the parade.	Neff, Lisa		1964
Movies to watch from the couch: Sundance Channel's nonfiction DocDay series and other TV documentaries celebrate gay pride all June long.	Ehrenstein, David	Television Program Review	892
Not-so-sweet 16: a new novel about a gay teen and his pickpocket dad avoids all the coming-out cliches.	Kim, Ryan James	Book Review	175
Organs for HIV+ patients.		Brief Article	133
Our wedding album: the images of May 17, from towns across Massachusetts, express emotions no words could capture, as overjoyed gay and lesbian couples obtain fully legal marriage licenses for the first time in U.S. history.			663
Poker faces: meet the queer producers behind the Bravo hit Celebrity Poker Showdown.	Hensley, Dennis	Interview	450
Praise the Lorde: reading a new biography of Audre Lorde, Rebecca Walker reflects on the life and work of the legendary poet.	Walker, Rebecca	Book Review	1080
Predicting the future of being gay: January 10, 1984.	Romesburg, Don	Reprint	138
Pride and self-hatred.	Rice, Christopher	Column	698
Pride anthems for a new century: update your gay pride soundtrack with these postmillenial queer anthems.	Davis, Mark		558
Pride, patriotism and Queer Eye: the nation has changed quite a bit since Queer Eye for the Straight Guy debuted last summer, The Fab 5 talk about their role in the gay rights revolution--and how the show has affected their love lives.	Vary, Adam B.	Cover Story	3526
Proud gay Republican.		Brief Article	268
Putting Freud's gay theory to rest.	Allen, Dan	Brief Article	117
Putting his stamp on love: the man who bent the O in LOVE is everywhere this summer. Catching up with 75-year-old out painter Robert Indiana.	Kennedy, Sean		686
Rants & raves.			465
Reader comments from www.advocate.com.		Letter to the Editor	184
Simply the best.		Bibliography	2246
Sins of the father.	Postal, Madge	Letter to the Editor	221
Southern Comfort, with a twist.		Brief Article	140
Still a wonder: a new Wonder Woman DVD boxed set rekindles the Amazon love among gay and lesbian fans.	Mangels, Andy	Video Recording Review	537
Still out.	Wong, Wayman	Letter to the Editor	92
Talkin' 'bout a revolution: Margaret Cho's new comedy concert film, Revolution, debuts on Sundance Channel--and she's as pissed off and hilarious as ever.	Jones, Anderson	Interview	493
The future of gay: if recent history is any indication, the lives of gay men and lesbians--from marriage to the military--will be drastically different by the year 2054. Will there even be a word for gay?	Hudson, Mike		1677
The greater good.	Darby, Scott	Letter to the Editor	158
The most dangerous people in America: in this election year, gays and lesbians need to pay closer attention than ever to friend and foe, because who we don't know can definitely hurt us. Here's a primer on nine people who put equal rights at risk by their actions or inactions.	Flanders, Laura		872
This torch still burns: Harvey Fierstein revisits the movie version of Torch Song Trilogy with a new DVD commentary.	Duralde, Alonso	Interview	581
Together in Tennessee: Kristie Bacon decides to confront her antigay Tennessee town.	Neff, Lisa		497
Transitions.		Brief Article	106
Turning hate into beauty: there's healing power in "Reversing Vandalism," the San Francisco library's response to defacement of its gay-themed books.	Shank, Will		342
TV's new "good thing": drag domestic diva Brini Maxwell swears she's not out to be the new Martha, Tell that to the devotees of her cable show.	Ferber, Lawrence		538
Two's company: dance and life partners Dwight Rhoden and Desmond Richardson mark gay pride season with the 10th anniversary of their acclaimed company, Complexions.	Carman, Joseph		471
Vito, Randy, and Harvey.	Zadan, Craig	Brief Article	763
Why did Melissa cross the road? Melissa Ferrick talks about taking risks to put out her latest CD, The Other Side.	Hensley, Dennis	Interview	797
Wooing gays with wedding bells.		Brief Article	168
Worldwide pride: whether wearing festive balloons in Paris, being escorted by police in Zagreb, or marching masked in Taipei, brave gay men and lesbians find their own ways to celebrate pride across the globe.			1341
You don't know Jack.		Brief Article	121