The Advocate. The National Gay & Lesbian Newsmagazine

from January 1997
Last Number: June 2010

Regent Media
ISSN 0001-8996

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Editor's letter.

Editorial

Editor's letter.

Editorial

Chad Griffin.

FEEDBACK - Letter to the editor

Sean Hayes.

FEEDBACK - Letter to the editor

Black, white, and wed: as the curtain lifted on same-sex marriages in the nation's capital in early March, the country witnessed the most diverse showing yet of gay couples entering into matrimony.

ADVANCE

Being asked to open the Oscars--awesome.

Gaydar

Not kosher: a gay sex scandal rocks Israel. Does it pave the way for progress?

ADVANCE / NEWS

Reading out loud: meet Joe Novotny, Nancy Pelosi's new gay hire.

.14%.

Gaydar

Full disclosure: the Supreme Court will soon decide if petition signers are entitled to privacy.

ADVANCE / NEWS

Right young things: the Log Cabin Republicans' mini youthquake.

Camp value: El Cosmico offers the latest in lodging--trailer park chic and communal living--under the big skies of Marfa, Texas.

ADVANCE / TRAVEL

Status update: the gay cocreator of Facebook has a new website that aims to turn your social networking into social service.

ADVANCE - Website overview

A conservative conundrum: politically right-of-center men and women make up a growing yet habitually ignored gay minority. As the equality movement struggles for much-needed bipartisan support, their voices need to be heard now more than ever.

COMMENTARY

Career builder: getting transgender people work during the roughest job market in decades.

ADVANCE / NEWS

Keep it clean: the enema industry finally courts its best-paying customer.

My tongue is not nearly as talented.

GAYDAR

So you think you can dance? In 1980 the nation was riveted by another gay student's prom battle.

ADVANCE / NEWS

I need to figure out why you're trying to sell out your own countrymen.

GAYDAR

Royal pain: a case involving belt-whipping and gay flirtation could soon play out in Europe's high court.

ADVANCE / NEWS

Sixteenth minute: Warhol is long gone, but his original drag muse is beginning his third act.

ADVANCE / NEWS

The trouble with Johnny: Johnny Weir will always be an attention-seeking brat who loves to wear fur. But he's also the best thing to happen to men's figure skating.

Never roam alone: making the world one big Chelsea, one iPhone at a time.

ADVANCE / TRAVEL

Pride of the West: after 40 years L.A. Pride organizers recognize how far they've come.

ADVANCE / TRAVEL

Forty under 40: bridging the age gap between Gen X and Gen Y, this year's Advocate selection of young activists, artists, and other standouts is proof that the qualities that make a leader or a star are often innate--and that the advancing gay movement is still in good hands.

Cover story

A case for outing on all levels: seen a local antigay politician having a beer at your favorite gay bar? You best speak up about it.

COMMENTARY

A woman of faith: Mary Glasspool, the Episcopal Church's first openly lesbian bishop, speaks about her lifelong call to ministry--and the controversy that inevitably followed her.

Jackie, oh! Inspiring, sexy, and popular, Jackie Warner was the next great lesbian role model. Then a scandal rocked her reality TV series. Can a new book and new series rebuild her reputation?

SPECTATOR / TELEVISION

150 reasons to have pride in 2010: while the parades and festivals are the most visible aspect of our pride season, one could easily overlook the reasons we celebrate, march, and demand equal treatment under the law and respect from our fellow citizens. Our list is but a small sampling of the innumerable reasons to be proud this year.

Cover story

Gotta have faith: agnostic playwright Geoffrey Nauffts hopes to convert the conservative masses with Next Fall, a new Broadway drama blessed by producer power couple Elton John and David Furnish.

SPECTATOR / SPOTLIGHT

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