Pianist Anthony de Mare performs music of Henry Cowell, Charles Ives, and Lou Harrison on a recently released compact disc of Composers Recordings Inc. titled Wizards & Wildmen.
October 6, 2001
The Advocate reports that "[o]ut actor and author Rupert Everett will develop a sitcom, Mr.
Ambassador, for NBC, according to Variety."
July 11, 2001
Today's Boston Metro reports that the City of Toronto, in order to attract greater numbers of gay American tourists, has doubled production of its gay travel brochures and launched a marketing campaign in some gay magazines in the United States. The article went on to say that Toronto is home to Canada's biggest gay community, estimated at 250,000. "Toronto's Gay Pride Festival, second largest after San Francisco's, brought more than 800,000 people to the city in June and an estimated $40-million economic injection."
May 21, 2001
Andrew Sullivan says that a poll for the Center for the Study of Taxation shows that 82 persent of gay voters in the United States want to see the estate tax repealed.
November 12, 2000
A new "portal" for the gay and Lesbian community in Great Britain can be found at http://www.queercompany.com
August 15, 2000
Pianist Anthony de Mare performs music of Henry Cowell, Charles Ives, and Lou Harrison on a recently released compact disc of Composers Recordings Inc. titled Wizards & Wildmen.
March 4, 2000
The new movie The Next Best Thing starring Madonna and Rupert Everett has received generally unfavorable reviews, despite the good performance of Rupert Everett. Most reviewers find that both the story and Madonna's delivery of her lines leave much to be desired. See, for example, the recent review in the New York Daily News.
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