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XTRA@20
Did I say that?
story by Tanya Gulliver /
Xtra has reported a lot of wacky things in its 20-year history.
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EDITORIAL
Xtra’s free spirit
story by David Walberg /
I once received a carefully handwritten letter from a clergyman in rural Saskatchewan.
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PINK TRIANGLE DAY
Happy huh?
story by Julia Garro /
When most queers think of important dates in the gay calendar, Pride is probably the first one that jumps to mind.
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HIV/AIDS
Trends in dying
story by Ann Silversides /
Newsflash: Canadians are still dying of HIV/AIDS.
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SEXUAL HEALTH
Itching to move
story by Paul Henderson /
After 23 years at the corner of Church and Wellesley, the Hassle Free Clinic will soon be getting some new digs.
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COLOUR YOUR WORLD
The next fashion trend
story by Greg Kearney /
I met up with my old friend, Plumba, for drinks last night.
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VISUAL ART
Me, myself & eye
story by Andrew Harwood /
"I love to watch people. I love to watch sex,” says Guntar Kravis.
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GALLERY GOING
Warped & deft
story by Daryl Vocat /
Chances are your grandmother never thought about gay porn when she wove rugs years ago — but Carl Stewart has.
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ON SCREEN
To gay Paris
story by Lisa Lambert /
If you could visit either the Gigi Paris or the An American In Paris Paris, which would you choose?
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THEATRE REVIEW
Watery writing
story by Martin Roebuck /
Regular Toronto theatregoers know what a production of a new Canadian play can mean: authorial changes up to and beyond opening night, idiosyncratic casting of local actors, a budget for set and costumes that’s less than you paid for a new DVD player on Boxing Day, all this seen from vinyl-covered seats in alternately stuffy or drafty heritage theatre buildings.
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CD REVIEWS
Sunshine, lollipops & death
story by John Webster /
On its fourth full album Talkie Walkie, French band Air has scrapped the prog-rock disaster that was 2001’s 10,000 Hz Legend for the femme pop of 1998’s lounge classic, Moon Safari.
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