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Mr Leatherman
Second skin; second nature
story by Josh Levy /
Boots. Chaps. Jock strap. Harness. Vest. Uniform. Leather.
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Editorial
Who needs gay people?
story by David Walberg, Editor-in-chief /
After a particularly satisfying session at a local sex establishment, Bill suggests lunch.
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News
The dirty old man?
story by Mark Brodsky /
The stereotype of dirty old men preying on young boys still exists — even in the minds of the gay men who reject it.
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History
Studying strippers
story by Elisa Kukla /
“I came of age as a lesbian by going to strip clubs in Vancouver and Toronto,” says professor Becki Ross.
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News
Cops sue Kyle Rae
story by Eleanor Brown /
Seven police officers are suing City Councillor Kyle Rae over comments the gay politician made about a raid on the Pussy Palace women’s bathhouse.
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Satire
Mincing for dummies
story by RM Vaughan /
Looking over the cornucopia of new gay books, I didn’t know this many faggots could read, let alone write.
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Book Review
Diva/Anti Diva
story by Brad Fraser /
Toronto in the 1980s.
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Book Reviews
Family valuables
story by Maureen Phillips /
As a bookseller working in a store that specializes in books on parenting, I often hear customers comment about the sheer number of tomes available.
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Column
Just eat your soup
story by Greg Kearney /
The recent, horrible news about Liza Minnelli having viral encephalitis has kept me on tenterhooks for the past two weeks.
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Film Spotlights
Crazy for lovin' you
story by Shane Smith /
If The Rendezvous With Madness Film Festival conjures up visions of therapeutic documentaries and 12-step confessions, banish them now, because this year's event offers a diverse slate of award-winning works, many of them Toronto premieres, designed not only to challenge and enlighten but also to stimulate discussion and, above all, entertain.
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Film Review
Salty tears
story by Nick Davies /
Local artist Richard Fung's Sea In The Blood is an eloquent, deeply moving and profoundly sad look at two of Fung's closest relationships.
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