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Arts & Entertainment
‘No Straight Lines’
An edgy anthology of four decades of gay comics drawn from the “wide range of subjects, themes, and styles in this unique and vibrant artistic underground.”
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Stranger than Fiction
Untouchable: The Strange Life and Tragic Death of Michael Jackson, praised by critics and readers, is also loudly hated by hardcore fans of the singer. It’s filled with many details…
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Unconditional Love
When writer John Schwartz got the phone call from his wife, Jeanne, three years ago, he was horrified to learn that his twelve-year-old son Joseph had tried to commit suicide.…
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Dancing Machine
As Fred Astaire's choreographer (and rehearsal dance partner), Hermes Pan set the standard for dance on film.
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The First Real L Word
‘All We Know: Three Lives’ reveals hot and heavy 1920s-era lesbian goings-on.
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Books
Fighting Crime with a Pen
“Police are up against huge odds trying to get the public to understand that what they see on TV is not necessarily the way a case would be worked in…
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Light Bites
Best Gay Stories 2012 offers a tasty literary snack when a full novel is just too much.
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Arts & Entertainment
Helming the Ship
The distinguished opera and theater director Francesca Zambello brings her production of Show Boat to Houston Grand Opera. Zambello has headed various productions of Jerome Kern/Oscar Hammerstein show at the…
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In the Doing
Sometimes an author can write such a comprehensive book that any attempt by future authors to cover the topic may seem like an afterthought. Linda Hirshman’s "Victory: The Triumphant Gay…
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Arts & Entertainment
A Winning First Novel
Ryan Quinn’s The Fall, a sweet coming-of-age debut novel, is also a gentle coming-out story that takes place on the campus of Florence University in rural Pennsylvania.
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