Articles from The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine) (October 9, 2001)

1-47 out of 47 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A losing battle.	Wales, Vincent		116
A tale of two festivals: the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival and Ladyfest Midwest Chicago shared performers and goals but split on the issue of transgender participation.	Earls, Jen		757
A twisted drive.	Stuart, Jan	Movie Review	595
Acquitted.		Brief Article	35
All about Edna: a new biography reveals Jazz Age poet Edna St. Vincent Millay as a bisexual, morphine-addicted hell-raiser.	Bahr, David	Book Review	622
An ill wind?	Mackovich, Ron		138
Another one down.	Boothe, Karen Louise	Brief Article	149
Appointed.		Brief Article	19
Awarded.		Brief Article	18
Boorishness without borders.			173
Chad Allen his own story: the former teen idol and current actor-producer-activist tells all about his 1996 tabloid outing, his circuit party days, and his road to self-acceptance.	Vilanch, Bruce	Cover Story	3501
Charles in charge: with his acclaimed one-man show headed for off-Broadway, pop-culture oddball Charles Nelson Reilly has the last laugh.	Duralde, Alonso		1207
Citizen Bunky: the gay housemate from Big Brother 2 talks about returning to his small hometown to find supportive friends and a homophobic mayor.	Allen, Dan		549
Clicking to success.		Brief Article	134
Cold lands, warm heart: Iceland's Sigur Ros is becoming a worldwide music phenomenon--and out singer Jonsi Thor Birgisson talks about crafting their unique sound.	Ferber, Lawrence		480
Come on out, the water's fine.	Mueller, Eric		228
Come out laughing: unapologetically gay comedy veterans Lois Bromfield and Alec Mapa discuss coming out and surviving show business.	Duralde, Alonso		1530
Cover boy.	Thomas, Paul K.	Letter to the Editor	64
Dean calls it a day.	Allen, Dan		115
Denied.		Brief Article	32
Fruits and vegetables.	Mathews, Dan		764
Gays on Aaliyah's plane.	Allen, Dan		198
Getting along in Cortez: in the aftermath of the matter of transgendered Navajo Fred Martinez Jr., a Colorado town faces its dark side, and Martinez's mother faces life without her bestfriend.	Barrett, Jon		1965
Go west, brave nun.		Brief Article	180
Job number 1.	Zamarripa, Mike	Letter to the Editor	109
Lesbian without a nation.	Rich, B. Ruby		680
Let's hear it for the girl: Corrie, one of the 5 Girls featured in the new P.O.V. documentary, talks about her bisexuality, activism, and having her high school self captured on video.	Ferber, Lawrence	Interview	634
Life and death.	Sargent, T.	Letter to the Editor	515
Love and marriage.	Johnson, Greg	Letter to the Editor	321
March 10, 1976: Dave Kopay tackles coming out.	Romesburg, Don		252
Matt and Ben greenlight Trask.			150
MTV takes a stand.	Tate, Richard		164
Mulholland mamas: meet Naomi Watts and Laura Harring, two actresses poised to hit the big time following their sizzling lesbian pas de deux in David Lynch's Mulholland Drive.	Stukin, Stacie	Interview	677
No-friends of the hate-crimes bill: the gay-friendly Quakers come out against the federal bill.	Kirby, David		442
Not just. for the girls.		Brief Article	126
Oh, captain!			155
One victory, one defeat.		Brief Article	145
Preventing parenting: a federal judge upholds Florida's ban on adoptions by gays.	Wildman, Sarah		333
Quick hits.		Brief Article	72
Rants & raves.			233
Reader comments from www.advocate.com.		Brief Article	175
Reeling in the years: straight actor Garret Dillahunt talks about playing hetero, bi, and gay--the same character seen in three different parts of his life--on Showtime's Leap Years.	Rowe, Michael	Interview	1042
Remembering Jesse: the archconservativess planned retirement marks the end of a painful antigay era in Congress.	Bull, Chris		657
The education of Sen. Smith: the staunch Oregon Republican becomes one of the biggest Senate supporters of the federal hate-crimes bill.	Bull, Chris		2342
Tolerance, not approval.	Vincent, Norah	Editorial	734
We're still here.	Acosta, Pedro	Letter to the Editor	114
Will a gay man take Helms's seat?		Brief Article	125