Articles from The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine) (February 1, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
... Britney.	Doonan, Simon	Brief article	68
... Getting women back in the kitchen.	Doonan, Simon	Brief article	82
... Going on Youtube and looking at lots of '60s French pop singers.	Doonan, Simon	Brief article	46
... Keep a child alive.	Doonan, Simon	Brief article	190
... Martin Margiela.	Doonan, Simon	Brief article	43
... Nepotism.	Doonan, Simon	Brief article	48
... Spilling the beans.	Doonan, Simon	Brief article	59
... The BBC news.	Doonan, Simon	Brief article	57
Austerity chic: how novelist and performance artist Mike Albo gets by in lean times.	Albo, Mike		769
Baby, you can drive my car: down-and-out Detroit made a pass for the pink dollar at the recent Los Angeles Auto Show, where General Motors sponsored the car extravaganza's very first Gay Day. High on low gas prices and electric wonders like the Chevy Volt, 53 gearheads--many of them decked out in green to identify themselves as gay--answered questions about their life on the road.		Brief article	228
Back to the future: forget that madcap rush from the airport to Manhattan: now that JetBlue has opened its new JFK terminal, your next trip to New York City begins ends in the heart of queens.	Lencek-Inagaki, Nikko		679
Best place to meet locals.	Rush, Brian	Brief article	69
Don't slam Sundance; the excitement around this year's Sundance Film Festival has been muted by talk of boycott in response to Mormon efforts to pass Proposition 8. Director and Sundance veteran Gregg Araki explains why he thinks turning your back on the film festival is exactly the wrong approach.	Araki, Gregg		1149
Editor's letter.	Barrett, Jon		420
Facing fears about travel abroad.	Salvato, Ed	Brief article	181
Fontainebleau encore: a 1950s Miami Beach icon gets a 21st-century update.	Salvato, Ed	Brief article	171
For gay penguins, first comes love, then kidnapping.		Brief article	154
Gay apres: winter sports fanatic Scott Holman loves cold men, slippery slopes, and vacations filled with ups and downs.	Holman, Scott		753
Gaydar.		Brief article	64
Gaydar.	Handler, Chelsea	Brief article	53
Going for the Black and Gold: an unexpected Grammy nomination could catapult Sam Sparro into household-name territory.	Lamphier, Jason		802
Hail Mary: Sigourney Weaver's starring role in Prayers for Bobby--the true story of Mary Griffith, a religious mother who drives her gay son to suicide--is a far cry from her more notorious turn as the panty-clad, flame-throwing Lieutenant Ripley, but this is one actress who still knows what it means to feel like an alien.	Hrabi, Dale		2660
Hoping to "Wu" Michelle: dressing Michelle Obama in November was a game changer for designer Jason Wu. Now he has his sights set on the future first lady's most high-profile event: Inauguration Day.	Harmon, Andrew		357
Hot list: put these destinations on this year's travel itinerary.	Salvato, Ed		244
Is gay the new black?		Brief article	183
Just for girls?	Spinelli, Frank	Brief article	144
Let's talk about sex ... why it's vital to get personal with your doctor.	Spinelli, Frank	Brief article	197
Live from Sundance.			41
Match point: ten years ago, Amelie Mauresmo came out of the closet after her breakout run to the finals at the Australian open. Two grand slam titles and several dives in the ratings later, is she putting her formidable backhand to bed forever?	Robson, Douglas		1754
Not another gay interview: Chris Evans is a serious actor, but that doesn't mean he wants you to stop objectifying him.	Voss, Brandon	Interview	746
Pop art goes political.	Hundley, Jessica	Brief article	150
Positive thinking.	Spinelli, Frank	Brief article	158
Reichen speaks.		Brief article	40
Shout out: Watchmen.		Brief article	126
Super Bowl Sunday: some useful knowledge for the big football bash--but bring a good hors d'oeuvre just to be safe.	Kilmer-Purcell, Josh		453
The agony of success: how Prop. 8's win was bad business for several of its supporters.	Lisotta, Christopher		438
The Black Cat: an inconspicuous Los Angeles gay bar's past is written into the history books.		Brief article	163
The business of pleasure in the crescent city: whether visiting for Mardi Gras or extending a work trip, here's your road map for a perfectly gay getaway to New Orleans.	Halden, Loann		922
The color of oppression.	Cowles, Luke; Curtis, Billy; Heid, Richard J.; Jorgensen, Hillary; Costello, Kelly	Letter to the editor	877
The equation: this month's cultural math.			294
The nation's first out governor? After overseeing an impressive city makeover, Providence mayor David Cicilline has his sights set on the statehouse.	Link, Matt		675
The next condom conundrum: why use a rubber when you can just pop a pill? That's what HIV-negative guys across the country are asking themselves--and their doctors. As condom usage is down and HIV infection rates are up, could a prescription be the key to prevention?	Weinstein, Steve		1353
The revolution will be digitized.		Brief article	127
Top five stories on Advocate.com.		Brief article	196
Wannabeyonce.		Brief article	31
We need to talk--or at least text: what's breaking up when we're really not yet an item? Ethical expert Stephen Milioti explains.	Milioti, Stephen	Column	310
What went wrong.	Key, Jim; Burnett, Carol L.; DeArment, Alaric	Letter to the editor	763
When the gays come marching in.		Brief article	163
Whither Maddow? Where is our lesbian pundit-in-chief when it comes to delivering the incisive TV commentary we need in the wake of Proposition 8?	Signorile, Michaelangelo		1353