DADT Repeal: The Long and Winding RoadAt the beginning of the gay rights movement, opposition to the military was taken for granted. Now the right to enlist in it is a milestone on the way to full equality.
Taking It Off for the KidsHow a biweekly party for undressed gay men saved a children�s puppetry theater.
Underground Musician�Please stand clear of the closing record deal!� Susan Cagle busked
for five years in the subway, recorded
her album there.
All the Cubicle’s a StageEvery New Yorker seems to think his or her life is a movie; the Actors Institute helps its corporate-world clients learn to play their roles better.
Identity CrisisNew state regulations will make it a felony for many therapists to call themselves therapists. Anyone up for getting on the couch with an “emoti […]
Last Call at the CockAt least for now. How the sleaziest,
smokiest East Village gay bar managed to survive
Rudy and Bloomberg.
Edie Falco Takes Back ’night, Mother“I feel very safe exploring some of these darker places, because I’ve been there,” says Edie Falco of her role in ’night, Mother. Though the Sop […]
Where Can I Get My Linen Jacket Dyed? I love the cut of my old linen jacket, but I’m tired of the color. Is there anywhere I can get it dyed for spring?
Child SupportRory Kennedy’s new documentary follows a young boy in trouble—a subject the filmmaker finds particularly agonizing now that she̵ […]
Who Can Rebind My Rare Book?Q: Who can rebind my mother’s ancient copy of Grimm’s Fairy Tales without charging a Rumplestiltskin-size pile of gold? —Stephanie, Chelsea
Survey CourseWho? New Yorkers sound off on art-world denizens.
In Search of Vintage TeesQ: Where can I find a selection of vintage T-shirts—the kind with ironic iron-ons? Used is okay; smelly isn’t. —Cinthia, West Village
Teen BeatFannypack’s three young rappers just want to
have fun—and
rid the world of “cameltoes.”
Click CliqueLike there aren’t enough “friends” in your life already …