Month: January 2004

Kim Ficera’s outrageously entertaining and amusing collection of essays, Sex, Lies and Stereotypes (Kensington Books), is subtitled “An unconventional life…

In the December 6 municipal runoff election, Annise Parker received 62 percent of the vote over opponent Bruce Tatro to…

Everything you always wanted to know about Philadelphia but were afraid to ask comes true again with this London, England…

With the country still simmering after the Massachusetts court decision that extends marriage to gay couples, it’s time to separate…

I wanna tell you ladies and gentlemen, that there’s not enough troops in the army to force the southern people…

I feel that the biggest challenge to the GLBT community in 2004 will continue to be apathy. It seems that…

From poet to bioengineer to bright young activist, our second annual class of intriguing community standouts packs plenty of variety.

Britney Spears has gone from a teen superstar to one of the most intriguing female artists of our time. On…

From out of a muted hush of intense, foreshadowing tones stems Alix Olson’s take on the world, ranging all over…

“This election proved that a positive, issue-oriented message can yield a winning margin. This election also makes a great statement…