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Albert Nobbs

Jan 27
Glenn Close plays a woman disguised as a man in Victorian Dublin in "Albert Nobbs," a bittersweet film about finding one’s identity.

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Mayor’s Refusal to Sign Marriage Equality Pledge Causes Uproar

By Eric Miller | Jan 27
Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings’ refusal to sign onto a new Freedom to Marry campaign that includes more than 100 mayors from across the country who pledge to advance the cause of marriage for same-sex couples has sparked outrage among local activists.

Cedar Springs Pedestrian Deaths Prompt Safety Improvements

By Eric Miller | Jan 20
A series of pedestrian deaths in Cedar Springs, a popular gay neighborhood in Dallas, has prompted officials and local business and community leaders to implement a number of infrastructure improvements designed to improve safety and reduce congestion.

Hungary Passes Anti-Gay Law

INTERNATIONAL | By Jason St. Amand | Jan 27
Despite receiving criticism from human rights groups, Hungary’s officials recently passed a law that promotes the "traditional family" and can threaten the country’s gay rights.

Gary Taxali’s wedding-themed quarter represents gender-neutral marriage.

Artist Designs Gay-Friendly Wedding-Themed Canadian Coin

INTERNATIONAL | By Jason St. Amand | Jan 27
Canada’s Royal Mint called upon Toronto-based artist Gary Taxali to design six coins for the country, and one of the quarters is a genderless-wedding themed, celebrating same-sex marriage.

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Another ’A-List: Dallas’ Cast Member Claims Assault

By Jason St. Amand | Nov 28
Levi Crocker is the latest "A-List: Dallas" cast member to claim he was assaulted.

Daniela Brooker :: My Summer Love Lingers into Fall

By JC Alvarez | Oct 18
Pop darling Daniela Brooker still simmering from her "Summer Love" is back on the road - turning it up and raising awareness all the while on tour! Catch up with this amazing new talent.

Camptown Ladies

BOOKS | By Katie Drexel | Jan 28
Mari SanGiovanni’s, "Camptown Ladies," answers the question, "What do you get when you give a New England campground to a boisterous, hugely gay Italian family?"

Elizabeth Banks and Sam Worthington in "Man on a Ledge"

Man On A Ledge

MOVIES | By Padraic Maroney | Jan 27
"Man on a Ledge" has as much depth as the title, but is a fun ride to take.

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Gay Marriage Returns to the Political Spotlight

By David Crary | Jan 26
With a flurry of coast-to-coast developments this week, same-sex marriage is back in the political spotlight and likely to remain there through Election Day as a half-dozen states face potentially wrenching votes on the issue.

Oscar nominations :: Can ’Hugo’ top the ’The Artist’?

By Christy Lemire | Jan 24
It looks like a race between "Hugo" and "The Artist" for Best Picture this year.

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A model wears a creation by French Fashion designer Jean Paul Gaultier as part of his presentation for Women’s Spring Summer 2012 Haute Couture fashion collection presented in Paris.

Gaultier Channels Winehouse in Paris Couture

FASHION | By THOMAS ADAMSON | Jan 28
The final day of Paris’s spring-summer haute couture week saw Jean Paul Gaultier serve up a cigarettes-and-all homage to late singer Amy Winehouse and Valentino show off the dazzling couture work of seamstresses.

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Motorola Suffers 4Q Loss as Google Sale Looms

FINANCE | Jan 27
Motorola Mobility sank to a fourth-quarter loss while trying to close its proposed $12.5 billion sale to Google. The setback, announced Thursday, came amid fierce competition in the markets for smartphones and tablet computers.

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Nintendo’s president, Satoru Iwata

Nintendo Chief Promises to Do Wii U Launch Right

VIDEO GAMES | By Yuri Kageyama | Jan 27
Nintendo’s chief is determined to get right the launch of its next game machine, Wii U, set for this year’s holiday shopping season, and acknowledged Friday some mistakes with selling its 3DS handheld.

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The Aegean Odyssey

Mythical, Magical Voyage to Antiquities

By Matthew Wexler | Jan 25
History, geography, and current events have never been my strong suits. But even I, who would rather be immersed in a plate of loukamoades (Greek doughnuts) than stumbling among the rubble of an archeological ruin, found myself inspired.

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Working Out Sucks!

FITNESS | By JC Alvarez | Jan 28
Yes...Working out sucks! But you have the power to turn that all around and Chuck Runyon is ready to show you how in just 21 days. Now that doesn’t suck!

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