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Film reviews: Worldwide Short Film Festival
Arts

Film reviews: Worldwide Short Film Festival

The world in miniature

By Mike Vokins
CD reviews: Phoenix & Scott Walker
Arts

CD reviews: Phoenix & Scott Walker

A music nerd love dies

By John Webster
On stage: The B-Girlz
Arts

On stage: The B-Girlz

Tiffany meets Nomi Malone

By Chris Dupuis
Where the wild things party
Culture

Where the wild things party

Pride overfloweth beyond downtown

By Chris Jai Centeno
Creatine & chocolate milk
Vancouver

Creatine & chocolate milk

It’s like Ovaltine for fags

By Tony Correia
Forgoing Pride for football
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Forgoing Pride for football

It’s not just beautiful, it’s fabulous

By Julia Garro
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I don’t think we’re in Kansas anymore
Culture

I don’t think we’re in Kansas anymore

Boldly going where no geek has gone before

By Miriam Boon
A DIFFERENT Q CONTINUUM
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A DIFFERENT Q CONTINUUM

By Miriam Boon
Life as art: The indiscreet charms of Sasha Van Bon Bon
Arts

Life as art: The indiscreet charms of Sasha Van Bon Bon

It’s show time

By Lisa Foad
To Chicago, with skates
Culture

To Chicago, with skates

Generosity lands lesbian trip to Gay Games

By André Beaucage
From AIDS to ABBA
Arts

From AIDS to ABBA

Canada’s first gay choir shares 25 years of memories

By Mark Kowalk
Homos’ last stand?
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Homos’ last stand?

X-Men 3 fails to stand for anything

By Rob Salerno
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Secrets in the family Fun Home
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Secrets in the family Fun Home

Alison Bechdel outs her dad

By Denise Sheppard
In the gallery: ‘Spectacle & narrative & exploitation’
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In the gallery: ‘Spectacle & narrative & exploitation’

The blood & guts of the entertainment industry

By Stephanie Rogerson
Music: Kinnie Starr’s bright & fiery rhymes
Arts

Music: Kinnie Starr’s bright & fiery rhymes

Anything goes

By Suzy Malik
Puberty, take one
Vancouver

Puberty, take one

It seemed that balls were flying at me from every direction.

By Mistress Rosamond
Challenging the ritual
Vancouver

Challenging the ritual

It’s not just the flamboyant heterosexuality of it all

By Sarah Leavitt
Cordell, we hardly knew you
Arts

Cordell, we hardly knew you

Missing Godiva’s even before it’s gone for good

By Tony Correia
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