Hats Off To Ongina
By BeBe Sweetbriar | Mar 8
It is always delightful when someone can turn their chance at fame into a wonderful platform that helps educate others on, raise awareness to, and support others with HIV/AIDS. RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 1 star, Ongina, has done just that. EDGE’s BeBe Sweetbriar had the opportunity for a candid and lengthy interview with the drag star. Here it is.
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Anti-Gay Group’s Case Heads to Supreme Court
By Mark Sherman | Mar 9
The Supreme Court is entering an emotionally charged dispute between the grieving father of a Marine who died in Iraq and the anti-gay protesters who picket military funerals with inflammatory messages like "Thank God for dead soldiers."
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Bitch Is Back with "Blasted"
By John Russell | Mar 9
It’s hard to miss Bitch, even if you’ve never met her before and aren’t familiar with her from her early 2000s punk-folk duo, Bitch and Animal. The multi-colored dreadlocks she’s worn for most of her career have been replaced by a spiky jet-black haircut, but she’s still unmistakable.
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HomoTech :: Love At First Match
By Oscar Raymundo | Mar 8
In the 21st century, millions of people still worship at the altar of Cupid... OkCupid that is. One of the most popular dating sites for heterosexuals is responsible for bringing singles together. It can lead to anything from an awkward first date to a trip down the altar. An EDGE correspondent tries his hand at finding a match at the site.
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Mr Gay Philly @ Woody’s :: February 21, 2010
Feb 24
Woody’s was host to the Preliminaries for Mr. Gay Philadelphia on Saturday night, the 3 contestants strutted their stuff for the audience to see. In the end it was left to the audience as to who the winner was, and from the applause and hollars it was Jacob, a bartender on the 2nd floor dance floor, who was the winner and will go on to compete on April 17th at Voyeur Nightclub for the title of Mr. Gay Philadelphia.
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4-Minute Fast Fat Burning Interval
By Stephen Cabral | Mar 8
It wasn’t too long ago that most people believed that you needed to workout for 60 minutes in order to get a great workout... Turns out that shorter is better.
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American Idolatry :: Female trouble
By Mark Russo
Hyped up medical drama highlighted this week’s Girls Night on Idol, which was otherwise pretty humdrum save for a contestant who did the impossible: scored with an Aretha Franklin song.
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Out & About :: The History of Gay LA
By Jim Halterman | Mar 8
A haven and hub for gay and lesbian residents and travelers alike, historically Los Angeles has been one of the major centers of the LGBTQ movement. For westbound travelers looking for a bit of culture, LA-based Out & About Tours offers a peek into the true gay history of the City of Angels... along with a bit of gossip and a few cocktails along the way! Read more...
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Sexy Class: The Black and White Ball
By Mark Thompson and Robert Doyle | Jan 2
It was forty-three years ago that the crème de la crème of New York society turned out for the legendary Black and White Ball thrown by Truman Capote at the Plaza Hotel, a party that became known as "the party of the century." Well, guess what-we’re in a new century now, and the New Year’s Eve Black and White Ball at the Chelsea Art Museum, produced by Josh Wood, Tony Fornabaio and Brandon Voss, the powerhouse triumvirate behind the recent resurgence of New York nightlife, proved that there’s a whole new pack of sexy A-listers who know how to carouse with as much panache and élan as anyone on Truman’s guest list.
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Class-action lawsuits could cost Toyota $3B-plus
By Curt Anderson and Greg Bluestein | Mar 9
Toyota owners claiming that massive safety recalls are causing the value of their vehicles to plummet have filed at least 89 class-action lawsuits that could cost the Japanese auto giant $3 billion or more, according to an Associated Press review of cases, legal precedent and interviews with experts.
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Drivers complain that Toyota’s fixes didn’t work
By Ken Thomas and Tom Krisher | Mar 4
At least 15 Toyota drivers have complained to U.S. safety officials that their cars sped up by themselves even after being fixed under recalls for sticky gas pedals or floor mat problems, according to an Associated Press analysis.
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IBM, Stanford cite advance in plastic recycling
By Jordan Robertson | Mar 9
Researchers from IBM Corp. and Stanford University believe they have developed a way to significantly improve the quality of recycled plastic and strip away limitations on how plastic can be reused.
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