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| | Out in Lebanon
After about a month and a half of settling in to my new life in the Middle East, I thought it might be a good idea to give little vignette of my day-to-day routine in Beirut. I hope that it will ... | | 
| | Georgia marks historic gay wins
Simone Bell has become the first Black lesbian elected to a state legislature in the United States after winning her race in Georgia, defeating attorney Asha Jackson, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Bell, who was one ... | | 
| | Wendy Williams keeps it real
This year, a self-described "messy" bombshell hit the television talk-show circuit—and her name is Wendy Williams. (By the way, her fans will be thrilled to know that The Wendy Williams Show—with the host saying her signature ... | |
| | Mexico City OKs same-sex marriage
Mexico City lawmakers approved same-sex marriage Dec. 20—making it the first measure of its kind passed in Latin America, according to AFP. The new measure modified a civil-union statute already in Mexico City. Assemblyman Davi ... | |
| | Vicci Martinez: The real thing by Sarah Toce
There is a serious case of conviction and compromise embedded to the core of singer/songwriter Vicci Martinez. She turned down the opportunity to perform on American Idol and said no to management icon Bill Leopold (best ... | |
| | Neo-Nazi band cancelled
The promoter of a multi-band show cancelled an appearance by a neo-Nazi band at a West Side nightspot, according to a Gay Liberation Network press release. The band Evil Incarnate was scheduled to perform Dec. 19 ... | | 
| | MUSIC Angie Stone's 'Unexpected' turn
For three decades, vocalist Angie Stone has been entertaining—surprising audiences, critics, peers and the music industry itself along the way. She's back with a new CD, Unexpected (recorded with the legendary music label Stax) . In ... |
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