DC City Council votes to legalize gay marriage
By Jessica Gresko | Dec 15
The City Council voted Tuesday to legalize gay marriage, giving supporters a victory after a string of recent defeats elsewhere and sending the issue to Congress, which has final say over laws in the nation’s capital.
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Food guru Ted Allen :: from Queer Eye to Chopped
By Jim Halterman | Dec 14
Since leaving Queer Eye for the Straight Guy food guru Ted Allen is as busy as ever with two shows on the Food Network. EDGE spoke to the engaging Allen recently about going home for the holidays, the Queer Eye experience and his support for gay marriage.
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’Czar of Christmas’ sees holiday in a whole new light
By Christopher Radko | Dec 14
When I was a kid, the Christmas tree was a safe zone, an escape from the unhappy realities of my parents’ broken marriage. Tucked under the tree, I could fly away with Santa on a jet rocket ornament, zooming up the branches washed in rainbows of twinkling lights, into a sparkling magical realm far away.
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Study: Decade drop in teen pot use stalls
By David N. Goodman | Dec 15
A decade-long decline in teens’ use of pot has stalled and some teen attitudes on how harmful marijuana can be may be softening, according to a federal survey on teen drug use released Monday.
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Club Cafe :: December 11, 2009
Twas two weeks before Christmas, time for EDGE to throw a holiday bash. To assist with the event, there were two Aussiebummed Santas who provided the eye candy. EDGE provided the special holiday cocktails and giveaways. See who posed with the Santas!
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Oh father :: An EDGE Holiday Gift Guide
By Jason Salzenstein
When it comes to gift giving, dads are usually the most difficult people to shop for. You don’t have much in common, oftentimes he lives far away, and let’s face it- most dads already have pretty much everything they need. Dad’s get the short end of the stick when it comes to gifts, but given the stress caused by the gift-search-process, so do you! Luckily for you, Style Editor Jason Salzenstein has scoured the stores for gifts that’ll make any dad happy- whether he’s a modern metrosexual or a classic beers-and-brats kind of guy. Check it out...
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The bare facts: why take a "nakation"
By David Wilkening via www.TravelMole.com | Dec 15
These are hard times for clothing-optional travelers, writes Christopher Elliott. Incidents such as the one of a US Airways passenger stripping during a flight have equated the move with craziness. Read more...
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White Party Muscle Beach :: November 29, 2009
Dec 6
From a distance, it looked as if a heavily-garlanded, gargantuan Christmas tree had dropped from space and exploded in the middle of 12th Street Beach. Crimson-and-gold ornaments dangled beneath flapping yellow banners and strings of lights, all swaying above a mass of gold-flecked muscle gods. It was Christmas on Muscle Beach and DJ Oren Nizri was Santa Claus, promising "I’m Gonna Sex You Up"-as if the sea of Santa’s helpers needed any persuasion. This was Santa’s workshop imported to South Beach, with over 3,000 of the hottest boytoys ready for delivery.
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Wells Fargo to repay TARP money
Dec 15
At least two analysts upgraded Wells Fargo & Co. Tuesday, a day after the national bank said it would repay $25 billion in bailout money.
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What a Difference a Letter Makes :: The 2010 Nissan GT-R Premium
By Joe LaMuraglia | Dec 7
GT is short for "Gran Turismo" and no, it isn’t just a video game. It is Italian for "grand touring" and when applied to vehicles it is meant to mean a powerful, comfortable long-distance cruiser. At some point during the past three decades, automotive brands of various lineage adopted the "GT" moniker and slapped it onto everything from econo-boxes to station wagons with the hope that it would make them sound sportier. Sadly, because of this overzealous adoption of "GT", its true meaning has been lost, perhaps forever.
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Efforts under way to make Web more accessible
By Brooke Donald | Dec 15
Imagine not being able to use a mouse to open a Web browser or a keyboard to type an e-mail. What if you couldn’t distinguish colors on a computer screen or type the distorted letters in order to buy concert tickets or enroll in a class?
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Theatre
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at Prop Thtr 3502 N. Elston Ave. Chicago, IL. 60618 | The Donkey Show
at Zero Arrow, 2 Arrow Street, Cambridge, MA | Girls Night: The Musical
at Club Cafe 209 Columbus Ave Boston, MA | Mamma Mia!
at Colonial Theatre, 106 Boylston Street, Boston | The Nutcracker
at Opera House, Boston, MA | Shear Madness
at Charles Playhouse, 74 Warrenton Ave, Boston, MA | Sleep No More
at The Old Lincoln School, 194 Boylston Street (Route 9 Eastbound), near Brookline Village, Brookline, | Valerie Belin: Made Up
at Peabody Essex Museum , Salem, MA |
Fine Arts
| Boston Handmade Holiday Shop Downtown
11:00am at 505 Washington St, Downtown Crossing, Boston MA | Trans-fusion: India’s Artists Mine Their Traditions
at Peabody Essex Museum , Salem, MA |
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