Articles from The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine) (May 25, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A bisexual mom comes out.	Joslin, Mary		711
A new woman in Rapid City: a South Dakota city councilman and Air Force veteran transitions to female, preparing for a new life in a conservative Midwestern town.	Letellier, Patrick		959
Across the nation.		Brief Article	156
Angels for gay inmates: thanks to two straight deputies, gay inmates in the L.A. County jail have a chance to get an education and learn how to stay out of prison.	Andreoli, Richard		940
Appointed.		Brief Article	33
Bullish on bears.	Dixon, Pete	Letter to the Editor	208
Cirque pays out.		Brief Article	128
Common ground.	Neumar, Richard	Letter to the Editor	385
Correction.		Correction Notice	18
Dead presidents: one of Stephen Sondheim's darkest visions, Assassins is powerful and timely stuff, even in an uneven new production.	Shewey, Don	Theater Review	659
Died.		Brief Article	40
European unions.	Graham, Chad		349
Everything's coming out Rosie: pro golfer Rosie Jones is coming out, keeping her friends, gaining endorsements, and playing her best.	Kort, Michele	Interview	2007
Fab four.		Brief Article	208
Frank talk equals better health.	Allen, Dan	Brief Article	141
Gay marriages in limbo: couples wed in Oregon and California and waiting to marry in Massachusetts anxiously await the next step: full equality.	Kuhr, Fred		555
Gay prisoners face tough conditions; August 4, 1971.	Romesburg, Don		131
Grandmothers on wheels.	Barrett, Jon	Brief Article	129
Guys like Fred.	David, Jim	Column	739
Hatred brings us together.	Maile, Richael	Brief Article	270
Heart still burns; Larry Kramer's classic AIDS play The Normal Heart, revived in New York 20 years to the day after its opening, still cuts deep. A talk with leading men Raul Esparza and Billy Warlock.	Giltz, Michael	Interview	496
Holy high school! Meet the out team behind teen Christian comedy Saved! in which star Jena Malone carries her gay boyfriend's baby.	Vary, Adam B.	Interview	710
Honored.		Brief Article	33
How you can volunteer.		Brief Article	99
Idol gossip.			44
Inspiration and aspiration: behind The Normal Heart's still-powerful call to arms is an equally vibrant message about the dangers of letting pop culture define us.	Drake, David	Theater Review	583
Koz celebre.	Venice, K.M.	Letter to the Editor	286
Legislative long shot: a daring law to legalize gay weddings clears a legislative hurdle in California. Will other states follow suit?	Hudson, Mike		444
Lowdown on the down low: J.L. King discusses his new book about African-American men seeking gay sex "on the down low.".	Jones, Anderson	Interview	1015
Marriage is conservative.		Brief Article	21
Mary, meet Esther.			36
My, my, how could I resist you?		Book Review	346
Out in the Terry family: Randall Terry says his son's coming-out was a betrayal, and he's still determined to deny "special civil rights" to gays.	Ryan, Benjamin	Interview	626
Rants & raves.			295
Reader comments from www.advocate.com.		Letter to the Editor	163
Religious rejection: Iowa's Jonathan Wilson is the latest target of lawmakers who make no bones about voting strictly on their religious views.	Clayworth, Jason		422
Satire lost on antigay group.		Brief Article	137
Senor wrong: the sexy-refugee-meets-uptight-Spaniard flick Bulgarian Lovers never digs deep enough.	Rebello, Stephen	Movie Review	476
Skating around the the truth?		Brief Article	138
Stage frightening.		Brief Article	171
Star power.	Nalevanko, Bill	Letter to the Editor	508
Summer movie preview: our annual guide to the gayest films of the season--and the ones that ought to be gayer.	Andreoli, Richard		1262
The aging of innocence: the author of Sissyphobia returns with an anecdotal and informative book on how gay men handle the travails of age whether--17 or 70.	Steele, Bruce C.	Book Review	629
The ballad of John and Tony: John Tartaglia, the adorable star of the Tony-bound Avenue Q, talks about the second job he's taken on since coming out: ambassador of gay understanding.	Giltz, Michael	Interview	790
The dangerous life of Emile Hirsch: the young rising star talks about the gap between playing a gay-leaning teen in The Mudge Boy and a "homophobic badass" in Lords of Dogtown.	Goodridge, Mike		635
Virginia is not for lovers.	Blotcher, Jay	Brief Article	128
Voted off the island.		Brief Article	157
Welcome to summer camp: Nicole Kidman and writer Paul Rudnick talk about remaking The Stepford Wives in an era when "traditional values" are scarier than ever.	Duralde, Alonso	Cover Story	3089
What would Audre do?	Barclay, Paris	Column	682