Articles from The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine) (January 22, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
10 best of the year: books. (Books).		Brief Article	211
10 best of the year: film.		Brief Article	185
10 best of the year: music. (Music).		Brief Article	175
10 best of the year: stage. (Theater).		Brief Article	157
10 best of the year: television. (Television).		Brief Article	189
2001: an out-of-place odyssey: almost nothing about 2001 wound up the way we thought it would. Forget Kubrick's 33-year-old predictions--how about from Jnauary? (notes from a blond).	Vilanch, Bruce	Brief Article	657
Big gay twists: they're b-a-a-ack--those wacky, wonderful supporting characters who turn out to be gay in the last reel. Thanks, Hollywood! We feel included! (Film).	White, Dave	Brief Article	513
Bright light of Broadway: Ben Brantley, chief theater critic of The New York Times, reflects on editing a new book of Times reviews, dueling with antigay critic John Simon, and witnessing the healing power of theater. (Theater).	Bahr, David	Brief Article	1112
Collect 'em all! The sizzling spinnings of out lesbian DJs are burning up the dance floor. Our trading cards give their fans a chance to memorize stats and trade for their favorites. (Music).	Coble, Margaret	Brief Article	114
Dish from Dietrich's daughter: Maria Riva, daughter of Marlene Dietrich, addresses those lesbian rumors about her mother--as a new book and a TV documentary celebrate the star's 100th birthday. (Books).	Stockwell, Anne	Brief Article	414
From Rent to Russell: Anthony Rapp talks about costarring with Russell Crowe--and the bisexual subtext--in the Oscar hopeful A Beautiful Mind. (Film).	Hensley, Dennis	Brief Article	561
Gay marriage worldwide: 2001 was a year of small but numerous victories for same-sex partner rights. (Marriage).	Allen, Dan	Brief Article	462
Good morning, heartache: how are gays dealing with the added anxiety of life after September 11? Andrew Solomon, author and expert on depression, talks about our fears of being hated--and hunted. (Aftermath).	Klein, Kurt	Brief Article	676
Hip gay aunt, hot gay niece: family resemblance: filmmaker Lisa Udelson and her niece, punk rocker JD Samson, make big artistic waves. (Culture).	Kort, Michele	Brief Article	794
Lance Loud: a death in an American family. (AIDS Commentary).			2455
Life goes on: surviving partners of victims of the terrorist attacks take different approaches to the same goal--getting on with their lives. (Survivors).	Stefanakos, Victoria Scanlan		2043
Marlene vs. Adolph. (Books).	Ring, Trudy	Brief Article	318
Missing evidence. (letter from the editor in chief).	Wieder, Judy	Brief Article	688
News of the year. (Time Line).			2802
Not-so-civil war: the controversy stirred up by renegade AIDS activists in San Francisco is just one of many distractions from an increasingly crucial question: Can AIDS prevention programs be fixed? (Aids).	Bull, Chris		1527
Salvation Army fatigue: in less than a year's time, the charitable group has faced both scorn for its antigay policies and glory for its recovery work. As with the Boy Scouts, it's the scorn that may endure. (Far Right).	Adams, Bob		1047
She's gotta have it: gen X sex guru Tristan Taormino talks about the year her underground savvy bubbled over into mainstream success. (Books).	Kort, Michele	Brief Article	479
Sister act: All My Children's Eden Riegel got expert advice on playing a lesbian--from her out sister, Tatiana. (Television).	Behrens, Web	Brief Article	770
This is Mark Bingham: his life was rich and dramatic for 31 years before he boarded Flight 93 on September 11. Now for the first time, the people who knew and loved Mark share their intimate stories. (Person Of The Year)(Cover Story).	Barrett, Jon	Biography	4166
Thought-police brutality: out artist Alex Donis discusses his sexy new paintings--which the city of Los Angeles says are too controversial to display. (Art).	Mathis, Derrick	Brief Article	787
Tsk, tsk, tsk: did 2001 mark a sea change in the right wing's willingness to demonize gay people? Maybe so, if conservative pundits' and politicians' responses to Jerry Falwell's finger-pointing are any indication. (Far Right).		Brief Article	334
Unpolarizing ourselves: when all the shouting was over, we sifted into two camps: the virtually normal and the troubled with normal, the radical middle and the far left. (last word).	Vincent, Norah	Brief Article	734
We were there: gay and lesbian New York City police and a firefighter unite for these photos--and to share their September 11 stories. (Gay Heroes).	DuLong, Jessica	Brief Article	600
When Tony met k.d.: musical legend Tony Bennett talks about collaborating with k.d. lang on their smash tour and his new CD. (Music).	Flick, Larry	Brief Article	577