Articles from The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine) (May 10, 2005)

1-50 out of 50 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Across the Nation.		Brief Article	172
Advertisers return to GLBT media after three-year decline.		Illustration	39
Age of Consent.		Video Recording Review	313
Amy alone.	Reighley, Kurt B.	Sound Recording Review	227
Betty goes political: a veteran band that stands up for gay equality--and wrote The L Word's theme song--is making a resurgence in the nation's capital.	Wildman, Sarah		468
Betty White.	Graham, Chad	Interview	438
Call it "Spoofalot".	Shewey, Don	Theater Review	351
Can the Catholic church be saved? While most gay Catholics agree that the new pope is likely to be conservative, some find hope in a groundswell of support for gay equality in the parishes of Western nations.	Caldwell, John		2295
Can't we all just get a log?	Letellier, Patrick	Brief Article	126
Casey and friends: openly gay Fischerspooner singer Casey Spooner offers some surprising collaborations on the group's latest.	Reighley, Kurt B.	Sound Recording Review	406
Coach scores against 'phobes.	Letellier, Patrick	Brief Article	141
Connecticut moves closer to Vermont.		Brief Article	159
Cornered: the gay subcurrent is just part of what makes boxing drama Fighting Tommy Riley so interesting.	Ehrenstein, David	Movie Review	391
Dancing king.	Hays, Matthew	Video Recording Review	155
Debating our origins.	Wood, Robert W.	Letter to the Editor	448
Dinah Shore is fun!		Brief Article	28
Don't ask, do sweep.	David, Jim		697
Double blow in Kansas.		Brief Article	93
Equally separable.		Brief Article	53
February 15, 2000: an early target of bloggers.	Romesburg, Don	Brief Article	158
Finding college freedom.		Brief Article	333
Her faith in Texas: it's difficult to be a liberal gay church in Dallas, says Cathedral of Hope pastor Jo Hudson, but she's happy to take on the challenge.	Letellier, Patrick	Interview	652
In Jerusalem: "Ugly and very nasty" indeed.		Brief Article	77
Jeff vs. the bloggers: ex-White House reporter Jeff Gannon learned the power of gay bloggers the hard way, by being outed as a partisan operative and an alleged former hustler. Online activists have mainstream media playing catch-up, and they're reshaping the battle for gay equality.	Christensen, Jen	Cover Story	3916
Jerusalem's bigots.			35
John Paul II's legacy.		Brief Article	45
Just like in the movies: I yearn for romantic movies to be gay. In Hitch, I wanted Will Smith to tell me what it takes for a fat guy to nail Marcus Schenkenberg.	Vilanch, Bruce		701
Knight moves: out Broadway hunk Christopher Sieber is enjoying his biggest hit yet.	Giltz, Michael	Interview	521
Mary surfaces.		Brief Article	127
Maupin goes to the movies.		Brief Article	48
Mormon, gay, and sane.	Brown, Joel A.	Letter to the Editor	620
Night at the opera.		Opera Review	194
Our fare lady.		Brief Article	147
Pale revival.	Shewey, Don	Brief Review	213
Partnerships OK in Calif.		Brief Article	114
Personal space.	Stockwell, Anne	Book Review	189
Rants & raves.	Gibson, John	Brief Article	230
Readership of the alternative press.		Illustration	34
T-shirt tussle.		Brief Article	51
Terri's legacy: the fight over Terri Schiavo showed just how vulnerable all couples are to outside interference in their private lives--especially gay and lesbian couples.	Caldwell, John		1310
The Advocate poll.		Brief Article	185
The boss is out: Gay men and lesbians are starting their own companies and employing more people than ever before. And they don't have to hide who they are to be successful.	Allen, Dan		2203
The disappearing queer: back in 2000, 16 comedy series had gay characters. Now there are eight. We do strut our stuff in reality shows, but everyone knows queers can think fast.	Goldstein, Richard		662
The marrying kind.	Clark, Stephen	Letter to the Editor	331
Trans validation: transgender activists are claiming mixed results in battles for equality in New York and Maine.	VanDeCarr, Paul		431
Transitions.		Brief Article	120
Trip insurance for partners.		Brief Article	60
Two steps back in Central America.		Brief Article	97
Untamed Woolf: Bill Irwin and Kathleen Turner draw blood in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?	Shewey, Don	Theater Review	321
Wearing the pants: an 18th-century actress who cross-dressed for fun and fame reminds lesbian writer Renate Stendhal of her own youthful exploits.	Stendhal, Renate	Book Review	380