Forced Out of the Closet: What Next? Ashburn Case Raises Question
By Kilian Melloy | Mar 10
After his arrest for drunk driving (reportedly after leaving a gay club, a male passenger in his car), and the public admission of what was evidently an open secret--his homosexuality--will California State Sen. Roy Ashburn be reviled? Will he become an advocate for GLBT causes? Will he fade into oblivion?
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Sexy Sen. Scott Brown to Write Memoir
By Hillel Italie | Mar 10
Scott Brown, the new GOP U.S. senator from Massachusetts, is going to write up his memoirs. But will he give us the skinny about that Cosmo beefcake shoot?
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Wis. Man Finds Stolen IPhone Through GPS
Mar 9
A man whose iPhone was stolen from his car used GPS to track it down. Tiernan Paine left a $400 phone in his unlocked car while at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Oak Creek on Thursday night. The 28-year-old subscribes to MobileMe, a service that synchronizes data between his phone and home computer. It also includes a global positioning system. Read more...
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Revolutionary Cell Block Tango :: The Saint At Large Presents Rites XXXI: The Black Party
By Mark Thompson and Robert Doyle | Feb 28
GOLPE! reads one headline. There’s anger in the air. Revolutionary fervor. Another headline reads: GOVERNMENT DEMOLISHED. NEW BLACK PARTY APPEARS. Taken from the Spanish term "golpe de estado," golpe means coup d’etat: the sudden overthrowing of a state government-which means that, once again, this year’s invite has caught the American zeitgeist and the revolutionary zeal in the vox populi with uncanny prescience. The Great Recession, with its discomfiting parallels to the final years of the Weimar Republic, has unleashed the demons of debauchery and decadence, with a burning desire for a totally new order-and that’s where Black Party XXXI commences.
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Maine gov cool to cell phone health warnings bill
By Glenn Adams | Mar 10
As a proposal to require health warnings on cellular phones got a fresh legislative review Tuesday, Gov. John Baldacci made clear his opposition but stopped short of threatening a veto.
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Apr 30-May 2
Gays for Patsy Spring Stomp
May 21-23
Single Women’s Weekend
Jun 3-6
Women of Color & Allies Weekend
Jun 5
10th Annual By the Sea Bike Trek Helping Our Women Fundraiser
Jun 16-20
Provincetown International Film Festival
Jun 17-21
6th Annual BlakOut
Jun 24-27
Annual Provincetown Portuguese Festival & 60th Blessing Of The Fleet
Jul 2-8
Independence 2010
Jul 3-5
Summer Camp 2010
Jul 10-17
Provincetown Summer Bear Week
Jul 21-25
Girl Splash Provincetown Women’s Summer Week
Phantom of the Oprah
By Marc Keepper | Mar 8
Varla Jean Merman joins the Gold Dust Orphans for their biggest comic extravaganza yet. Should Andrew Lloyd Webber be worried about The Phantom of the Oprah?
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American Idolatry :: Simon says...
By Mark Russo
Last night Idol brought the insecurities of the judges to the forefront; in other words, Simon says and the other judges waver in their opinions.
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Travel News: Thailand insures tourists’ vacations
Mar 8
Thailand is continuing to offer insurance coverage worth $10,000 to anyone who might be harmed in riots and demonstrations as it seeks to attract tourists scared off by political turmoil, officials say. 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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UK’s Brown paves way for election with budget date
By David Stringer and Jane Wardell | Mar 10
Britain’s economic recovery remains fragile, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown warned Wednesday, as he paved the way for a national election by announcing the government’s budget would be published in two weeks.
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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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’Nobel of computing’ goes to early PC designer
By Jordan Robertson | Mar 10
A Microsoft Corp. researcher won the $250,000 Turing Award, one of technology’s most coveted prizes, on Tuesday for his work helping design and build what is widely considered the first modern personal computer.
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