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Issue #1056, March 2012
Nearly 30 years into her reign as the greatest gay icon, Madonna is back in a big way with her new film,
W.E., and her first studio album in four years, reminding us why so many adore her.
By Ari Karpel
Issue #1055, February 2012
In her first speech on the House floor, Nancy Pelosi spoke out on AIDS. Many of her colleagues thought she was crazy for doing so. Twenty-five years later, she's not finished pushing the LGBT envelope in Washington.
By Andrew Harmon
Issue #1054, December-January 2011
All things gay were central to the 24/7 news cycle in 2011, and almost daily mainstream America saw stories about marriage equality, bullied kids, a dancing trans man, and heroic gays. Here are a few news flashes that topped our gaydar this year.
By Lucas Grindley
Issue #1053, November 2011
American Idol’s most interesting graduate has a new album in the works, a new relationship, and a new attitude toward the media that prompted him to sing “Whataya Want From Me”
By Matthew Breen
Issue #1052, October 2011
After decades of work in television and movies, Jane Lynch became an overnight sensation playing
Glee’s tracksuit-sporting antihero, Sue Sylvester. But it’s her new roles as a mother and wife that may just give the funny lady her biggest sense of accomplishment yet.
By Diane Anderson-Minshall
Issue #1051, September 2011
New York governor Andrew Cuomo talks about the state’s recent marriage equality win, the personal reasons behind his leadership, and his commitment to keeping the momentum going.
By Julie Bolcer
Issue #1050, August 2011
Lay off Lady Gaga. With her omnipresence and tireless stumping for equality, she’s probably doing a lot more for LGBT rights than you are.
By Jeremy Kinser
Issue #1049, June-July 2011
It took him four decades to transition from Sonny and Cher’s adorable daughter to the man he knew he was inside. Now, with his inspiring new memoir and candid documentary, Chaz is happy at last and intends to make his story count.
By Jeremy Kinser
Issue #1048, May 2011
Facebook cofounder Chris Hughes and his boyfriend, Freedom to Marry Political Director Sean Eldridge, are among the saluted on this year's list of forty LGBT leaders and newsmakers under the age of 40.
By Ari Karpel
Issue #1047, April 2011
In the past year she’s battled breast cancer and a pulmonary edema scare on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro. But on and off the court, Martina Navratilova is still a fighter.
By Andrew Harmon