Articles from The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine) (March 18, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
21st century gay icons: three out experts speculate about which new stars are ready to fill the shoes of Hollywood's legends and the walls of adoring gay fans. (The Hollywood Issue).			586
A new day in Washington: Sen. Gordon Smith says gaffes like Trent Lott's may have helped open fellow Republicans' minds about gay rights legislation. (Behind the Headlines).	Ghent, Bill	Interview	666
Across the nation. (The Nation).			116
Aflutter over Futterman. (reader forum).	Barbee, Barry	Letter to the Editor	166
An adventurous life: remembering out composer Lou Harrison, a man undaunted by musical dogma, the classical closet, or the hard knocks of old age. (in memoriam).	Dalton, Joseph	Obituary	453
An AIDS wake-up call: a documented case of female-to-female transmission raises a question: why are lesbians excluded from most HIV-prevention messages? (Health).	Bull, Chris		651
Belgium says "I do": the country becomes only the second in the world to grant legal recognition to same-sex marriage. (Marriage).	Savage, Todd		381
Black and out of the closet. (On the Web).		Brief Article	119
Bush's shell game: are the president's bold steps against the global AIDS pandemic glossing over his antigay attempts to fight the disease here at home? (Health).	Bull, Chris		326
ConocoPhillips gets it right. (Business).	Neff, Lisa	Brief Article	95
Dear Karel. (reader forum).		Letter to the Editor	170
Death becomes her: Six Feet Under matriarch Frances Conroy talks about family secrets, grocery store encounters, and working with Alan Ball and Charles Busch. (television).	White, Dave	Interview	739
Designated driver: the extensive market research that Ford used to target its Jaguar brand to gay buyers has raised the standard for companies wooing the gay dollar. (Business).	Prince, C.J.		1259
Fightin' words. (reader forum).		Letter to the Editor	697
From Laramie to London. (United Kingdom).		Brief Article	124
Gay guide to the Oscars: we're here, we're queer, we're going to the Oscars. Our tip sheet tells you whom to root for at this year's Academy Awards. (The Hollywood Issue).			1244
Gay youth revolution. (my perspective).	Woog, Dan	Column	706
Hollywood comes out to fight AIDS: October 29, 1985. (From the Advocate Archives).	Romesburg, Don	Brief Article	184
In the bedroom. (On the Web).		Brief Article	116
It's a gay world after all: Tim Acito, the creator of Zanna, Don't!--a new musical set in a world where everyone's gay--reflects on the ups and downs of fantasy fulfillment. (theater).	Raymond, Gerard	Interview	552
Jessica on gender: Oscar winner Jessica Lange talks about taking on the emotional challenge of a transgender story line in HBO's Normal. (television).	Stockweel, Anne	Interview	829
Keep dreaming. (Numbers).		Brief Article	21
Leona loses. (Bias).	Quittner, Jeremy	Brief Article	153
Monsters, Inc. (the Buzz).		Brief Article	175
Musicals and the gay gene. (last word).	Rotello, Gabriel	Column	684
New Yorkers take a brake. (Fundraising).		Brief Article	125
No medal. (reader forum).	Whitt, Bert	Letter to the Editor	162
Partied out. (Episcopal).	Neff, Lisa	Brief Article	161
Queer as Folk: the prequel. (the Buzz).		Brief Article	130
Rants & raves.		Brief Article	205
Reader comments from www.advocate.com. (The Advocate Poll).		Brief Article	163
Rose to the occasion: Director Rose Troche has moved from Go Fish girl to go-to woman for quality mainstream projects in film and TV. (The Hollywood Issue).	Stukin, Stacie	Interview	631
Simon and the gay Idols. (the Buzz).		Brief Article	197
Taking to the streets: whether or not war is a traditional "gay issue," more and more gay people are taking an organized stand against the U.S.'s potential invasion of Iraq. (Activism).	Howey, Noelle		1088
The gay Hollywood 10. (notes from a blond).	Vilanch, Bruce		648
The golden Hours: with Meryl Streep as a lesbian, Nicole Kidman as Virginia Woolf, and Julianne Moore kissing Toni Colette, The Hours would seem to be the gayest movie ever nominated for nine Oscars. But the actresses and filmmakers argue that transcending such labels is exactly what has made the film so successful. (The Hollywood Issue).	Giltz, Michael	Cover Story	3326
The importance of being open. (Books).	Neff, Lisa	Brief Article	181
The retiring kind. (People).		Brief Article	167
The yellow pages of queer cinema: The Bent Lens offers a wealth of information while being light on critical insight.	Kelley, Shannon	Book Review	290
This week on Advocate.com. (On the Web).		Brief Article	190
Three roads to Chicago: the movie sound track joins two stage versions--but which cast album is the best?	Abele, Robert	Buyers Guide	632
Transitions. (The Advocate Report).		Brief Article	93
Will Bush weigh in on sodomy? (Supreme Court).		Brief Article	190