Articles from The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine) (December 9, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"Ex-gays" beware: the man who caught "ex-gay" John Paulk in a gay bar debunks the movement in a new book.	Allen, Dan	Book Review	237
"Ex-gays" want your R-E-S-P-E-C-T.		Brief Article	153
A big step for mental health: thirty years after homosexuality was declassified as a mental disorder, a gay man takes the helm of a major health association.		Interview	630
A lack of role models.		Brief Article	255
Across the nation.		Brief Article	145
Bet on Celine.		Brief Article	39
Bi, bi, bi: in a new music anthology, bisexual artists raise funds to fight old ideas of who they are.	White, Dave	Sound Recording Review	330
Big fish in the Hollywood pond: Oscar-winning producers Dan Jinks and Bruce Cohen have netted a holiday must-see with Tim Burton's latest fantasia.	Giltz, Michael	Interview	1949
Bully pulpits.		Letter to the Editor	670
Buried treasures.	Duralde, Alonso	Book Review	232
Cage fight.		Letter to the Editor	121
Campus byways: bisexual students at several colleges say they face discrimination from campus gay groups. So now they're striking out on their own.	Morgan, Richard		769
Crisis averted in Chicago.	Neff, Lisa	Brief Article	123
Does anybody remember the real Reagan?		Brief Article	153
Drag idol: Sydney's Shane Jenek was rejected by Australian Idol until he became Courtney Act. Now he's headed to the USA.	Bruno, Joe	Interview	491
Faces of angels: conversations with the stars of HBO's Angels in America.		Cover Story	6849
Finding Nilo: the first Latino to win the Pulitzer Prize for drama, Nilo Cruz opens Anna in the Tropics in New York.	Stevenson, Bill	Interview	657
For Men Only.	Vaillancourt, Daniel	Book Review	248
Friendly voters.		Brief Article	121
Funding the crystal fight.	Ryan, Benjamin	Brief Article	101
Guys and dolls.	Trobaugh, John	Column	694
He's the fairest: like Wicked? Check this out, fairy tale fans.	Marler, Regina	Brief Article	171
Holding it together: the new gay Episcopal bishop predicts the Anglican Communion will not divide over homosexuality.			351
Identity crisis: has the demise of the only national black gay advocacy organization in the United States created a troubling void or a promising frontier?	Bull, Chris		867
Inoculation for breast cancer?		Brief Article	66
Jacques goes national at HRC.	Ryan, Benjamin	Brief Article	79
Kicked out of Canada.		Brief Article	29
Lessons learned at Harvey Milk High.	O'Donnell, Rosie		518
Lip service.	Vilanch, Bruce	Column	702
Love struck.		Brief Article	142
Man the lifeboats.		Letter to the Editor	187
Not quite six feet under.		Brief Article	41
Not your average mogul: producer Jen Chaiken makes acclaimed--films both gay and otherwise--but for her, it's ultimately all about family.	Rich, B. Ruby	Interview	570
Oh, the Zumanity.		Letter to the Editor	342
Out candidates make good.		Brief Article	132
Play grounds.	Reys, Jeff	Book Review	356
Protest descends on Cirque.	Letellier, Patrick		190
Punk punks: a new anthology traces punk's roots, gay and otherwise.	White, Dave	Sound Recording Review	192
Rants & raves.		Brief Article	238
Reader comments from www.advocate.com.			132
Revenge of the nerds: Cambridge Spies and X2: X-Men United, both new on DVD, show how talented outsiders can mess with the status quo.	Duralde, Alonso	Video Recording Review	387
Rosie on the stand.		Brief Article	102
Show-tune kings: with cast albums ranging from Nine to the gay off-Broadway smash Zanna, Don't! life and business partners Tommy Krasker and Philip Chaffin make their PS Classics label a labor of love.	Beghtol, L.D.	Interview	502
Super Mario: from Sex and the City to turn-of-the-century city, Mario Cantone takes his sassy self onstage in The Violet Hour.	Stevenson, Bill	Interview	520
Tony Kushner: Man of the year: December 28, 1993.	Romesburg, Don	Brief Article	164
Transgender remembrance goes global.	DuLong, Jessica	Brief Article	161
Transitions.		Brief Article	99
When Spooner met Stipe.		Brief Article	165
Which witch is wicked? A smart new musical turns The Wizard of Oz on its head with its tale of a good witch who knew too much.	Shewey, Don	Theater Review	465