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Gay City presents Icicle Twist: A Holiday Cocktail Cabaret
It's cold outside but it'll be hot indoors on Friday, December 9th as Gay City Health Project presents Icicle Twist: A Holiday Cocktail Cabaret.
Steve Jensen Studios will be filled with music, merriment and live cabaret acts from 8 to 11 PM. Guests can enjoy hosted beer and wine, along with our signature hosted cocktail and hors d'oeuvres. Tickets are only $35 in advance and more
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STARTING OVER: NEW ORLEANS GAY SPORTS GROUPS REBUILD
Friends and teammates have been scattered all over the United States from Miami to Seattle, says Volleyball player Jared Landry, a seven-year resident of New Orleans.
by Jim Provenzano
- SGN A&E Writer
For Lesbian and Gay sports organizers in New Orleans, the road to recovery after Hurricane Katrina has been a long and difficu more
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HONEY-BAKED HILARITY
Ham For The Holidays: Desperate Spuddwives At Theatre Off-Jackson
By Maggie Bloodstone
- SGN A & E Writer
Like any mid-size metropolis worth its salt, Seattle has its share of iconic figures: August Wilson, Cobain, Hendrix&and those are just the dead ones. Still with us, fortunately, are the local ladies of laughter, goddesses more
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A CONVERSATION WITH MARY MAPES
Former 'CBS Evening News' and '60 Minutes' producer speaks out
By E. Joyce Glasgow
- SGN A&E Writer
Mary Mapes, former producer for the CBS Evening News with Dan Rather and 60 Minutes II spoke at a City Club luncheon on Friday, November 8, at the Washington Athletic Club. Steve Scher, host of Weekday on KUOW 94.9 radio, interv more
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Did you see Daddy kissing Santa Claus?
Seattle Men in Leather to play Santa for charity
Seattle Men in Leather is pleased to announce our annual "Pictures with Santa" photo-extravaganza that will be held Friday, December 9th and Saturday, December 10th from 9:00 PM until 1:00 AM. Come on over to the Cuff Complex (located at 1533 - 13th Ave. in Seattle) to get into the holiday more
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Seattle Gay News 'Best of Music 2005' two weeks away
On Friday, December 16 the Seattle Gay News will reveal its choices for the "Best of Music 2005", including top ten lists for albums, singles, concerts and the hottest artists who rocked the music world these past twelve months. Be sure to grab a copy of the SGN in two weeks to find out what made our lists. more
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Seattle Gay News announces Brokeback Mountain movie pass giveaway at Purr - bring a Jake Gyllenhaal or Heath Ledger photo for trade-in
It's the movie every Gay boy has been talking about all year. It stars two of Hollywood's biggest hotties, Jake Gyllenhaal and Heath Ledger. It won the Best Picture award at the 2005 Venice Film Festival. It's considered a frontrunner for major Oscar nominations. It's called Brokeback Mountain. And if you want to see it for free and before it hits more
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The Greek Byzantine Choir
Macho sound that would make a Gregorian chant sound downright feminine
By Rod Parke
SGN A&E Writer
I have never heard this group, or anything like it, before. Thus, I cannot tell you how good it was. Frankly, I lack a proper vocabulary to describe much of what we heard. But I can describe my experience in St. Demetrios Greek more
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Seattle Gay News is giving away an autographed, framed Jason Mraz photo
Before Jason Mraz stepped on stage for his sold out performance at the Paramount Theatre a few weeks ago, he graciously signed a photo of himself for the Seattle Gay News. We've decided to make someone's holiday season extra special this year by giving it away online.
All you have to do is send an email to sgnmusic@yahoo.com between now more
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MOISTURE FESTIVAL TO HOLD HOLIDAY BENEFIT SHOWS
Northwest comedy/varietè artists to present
Northwest artists of Seattle's comedy/varietè Moisture Festival are performing holiday benefit shows at Hale's Palladium (4301 Leary Way NW, Seattle) on December 9 & 10, 2005, to raise money to bring in comedy/varietè stars from around the U.S. and the world to perform in the third annual Moistur more
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Daybreak Star to host special Christmas show of contemporary Native American art
The Daybreak Star Art Gallery and the U-Frame-It Gallery on Broadway have joined forces to present a special Christmas show of contemporary Native American art from the Daybreak Star's permanent collection. The exhibition will take place at the U-Frame-It Gallery Broadway, located at 1822 Broadway Ave E.
Featured artists include surreal more
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The Seattle Eagle
Saturday, December 3rd
Door at 8pm and no cover till 11pm, $3 after 11pm
Desposible fun for Chicks and Dicks
F*^k your gender+Electro+Homo=eroticFun
Dj"UP-ABOVE" (Wire&JawBreaker)+Dj BabyJ(Rehab)
Trash it upTear it Down&make it sexSexSex
This Night Is For:"AllWhoLoveAll"
Bring a can of more
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Backstreet Boys take center stage at KISS 106.1's 'Jingle Bell Bash', Death Cab for Cutie headline 107.7 The End's 'Deck the Hall Ball'
By Albert Rodriguez - SGN A & E Writer
KISS 106.1's "Jingle Bell Bash 8" w/ Backstreet Boys, Frankie J, Lifehouse, Pussycat Dolls, The Click Five, Natasha Bedingfield, The Veronicas, Rihanna and Tyler Hilton
Sunday, December 4 - 4:00 pm
Tacoma Dome - Tix through Ticketmaster / more
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Q-Scopes by Jack Fertig
ARIES (March 20 - April 19): Your now-sharpened tongue can get you into any bed and/or up a few steps on the ladder of success. Scope out your opportunities and make your commitments quickly. Subtlety only lasts so long; soon your maneuverings will be clear to all.
TAURUS (April 20 - May 20): Don't be shy or too set in y more
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