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Martha Hall Findlay’s realism
Culture

Martha Hall Findlay’s realism

Last-place finisher in 2006 leadership race wants Liberals to take their medicine

By Justin Ling
Doing it for themselves
Opinion

Doing it for themselves

The evolution of lesbian parties in a changing city

By Daniela Costa
Lambda Literary Awards recognize Xtra writers
Culture

Lambda Literary Awards recognize Xtra writers

Strong Canadian showing on nominees’ list

By Michael Lyons
Flying high
Arts

Flying high

A lively nightspot for the entire queer family

By Lydia Perovic
Squirt.org subject of Florida media ‘exposé’
Culture

Squirt.org subject of Florida media ‘exposé’

Journalist refers to hookup site as ‘so vulgar we can’t even tell you its name’

By Justin Ling
Teetotal trials
Toronto

Teetotal trials

Operating socially without alcohol or drugs

By Ryan G Hinds
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Women kicking butt
Arts

Women kicking butt

Mexican wrestling and more at Montreal’s Edgy Women Festival

By Justin Ling
Tokyo sweethearts
Arts

Tokyo sweethearts

Daniel MacIvor’s latest sees him jonesing for Japan

By Chris Dupuis
Popping culture: Zebra Katz doesn’t know why he does what he does
Culture

Popping culture: Zebra Katz doesn’t know why he does what he does

By Simon Thibault
Finding a home in theatre
Arts

Finding a home in theatre

Jeremy Sanders is starring in Orpheus Theatre’s The Drowsy Chaperone

By Jeremy Dias
Orange linings playbook
Arts

Orange linings playbook

Olivia Chow on smilin’ Jack’s gay legacy and the CBC’s biopic of his story

By Nelson Branco
Snap, crackle, pop
Arts

Snap, crackle, pop

Get ready to schmooze at ACT’s sexy annual art fundraiser

By Chris Dupuis
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‘How to Survive a Plague’ comes to Halifax
Culture

‘How to Survive a Plague’ comes to Halifax

By Simon Thibault
Allegations of police brutality reported at Sydney Mardi Gras
TV & Film

Allegations of police brutality reported at Sydney Mardi Gras

By Natasha Barsotti
Mary Walsh unleashes Dancing with Rage
Arts

Mary Walsh unleashes Dancing with Rage

Look out, Stephen Harper

By Xtra Staff
Popping culture: It’s a drag
Culture

Popping culture: It’s a drag

By Simon Thibault
The Normal Heart: The film Barbra Streisand couldn’t make comes to life with Ryan Murphy
Culture

The Normal Heart: The film Barbra Streisand couldn’t make comes to life with Ryan Murphy

By Raziel Reid
Olympia Dukakis in Toronto for film opening
Arts

Olympia Dukakis in Toronto for film opening

Thom Fitzgerald’s Cloudburst opens March 8 at Carlton Cinema

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