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IN the RHYTHM Several Dance Companies Entertained While Raising Funds As Dance for Life Held Its 21St Event Aug JORDIN SPARKS OF WINDY CITY ‘SPARKLE’ THE VOICE OF CHICAGO’S GAY, LESBIAN, BI AND TRANS COMMUNITY SINCE 1985 PAGE 21 AUG. 22, 2012 VOL 27, NO. 44 www.WindyCityMediaGroup.comTIMES Trans murder BYsecond KATE SOSIN he had not worked directly within Gooden. It remains anotherarea transgender-related murder earlier this year. uncertain if Gooden identified as transgender or used a Paige Clay, a rising luminary in Chicago’s ball scene, A young person found deceased in an abandoned build- female name and pronouns exclusively, he said. was found on the 4500 block of West Jackson Boulevard ing on Chicago’s West Side has been identified by com- Chicago Police News Affairs Officer Michael Sullivan in April. munity members as a gender-variant young person. told Windy City Times that police responded to a call Turner, who organized remembrances for Clay, noted Donta Gooden, who also went by “Tiffany,” 19, was of a foul odor at 11:15 p.m. Tuesday night on the 4800 the close proximity of the two incidents. ‘GEEGE’ found murdered the night of Aug. 14, according to the block of West Jackson Boulevard. Police found the body “We still have not received any information on what’s Cook County medical examiner’s office. Gooden suffered of a female on the second floor of the abandoned build- going on,” he said, noting that Clay’s murder remains BOROVINA DIES multiple stab wounds and incised wounds. The death ing, Sullivan said. unsolved. Turner said he plans to organize an event for page 10 has been ruled a homicide. According to transgender activist Joy Morris, Gooden’s Gooden, the details of which have yet to be announced. Brian Turner, an outreach coordinator at Taskforce friends reported that Gooden went missing over the Morris said that Gooden and Clay were friends. Prevention and Community Services on the West Side, weekend and was last seen the night of Aug. 10 or 11. Turn to page 10 confirmed that Gooden had visited Taskforce but said Gooden was found just three blocks from the site of IN THE RHYTHM Several dance companies entertained while raising funds as Dance for Life held its 21st event Aug. 18 at the Auditorium Theatre at Roosevelt University. See photos from the reception and the performances on page 25 and online at www. WindyCityMediaGroup.com. Photo by Hal Baim PORcaro DIES IN CALIFORNIA page 9 page 25 CRYSTAL WATERS INTERVIEW pagE 22 2 Aug. 22, 2012 WINDY CITY TIMES NO PAYMENTS FOR 0% Financing 90 for 60 months^ DAYS^^ –OR– $1,000 Consumer Cash^ Lease a 2012 FIAT 500 for 38 $ PER SIGN AND DRIVE LEASE* * MPG MONTH Plus $0 due at signing for 42 months on a $16,000 FIAT Pop model Highway† 199 $0 Down Payment • $0 Security Deposit • $0 First Months Payment PRIDE 2012 Fields FIAT of Highland Park 250 Skokie Valley Road Highland Park, IL 60035 (847) 579-6900 / fieldsfiatofhighlandpark.com Photos are for representative purposes only. Vehicles shown may differ from actual vehicles to be sold. Offers expire 8/31/12. Tax, title, license and documentation fee not included. All offers subject to credit approval. 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Political showdowns set LGBT journalists make history ENTERTAINMENT/EVENTS Gay attorney is viral sensation 4 Scottish Play Scott: London Man confirmed dead in Calif. 5 Michael McMillian of ‘True Blood’ 3 Shelter; Cocktail; Borovina dies 6 Knight: Sparkle; Hit & Run review DREAM Relief Day 8 Jordin Sparks interview 15 Fundraiser for man’s friend 9 Crystal Waters talks with WCT 19 Gay in the Life 10 Autos: ‘13 Suburu Crosstrek 20 Viewpoints: Uganda; letters 11 Lesbian looks back at ‘08 Olympics 21 1645 West North Avenue, Chicago 12 22 Dish: Salpicon www.enfusemedspas.com 13 Billy Masters 23 Photos on cover (left, from top): Photo of 14 24 Phone 773-904-8310 Jordin Sparks in Sparkle by Alicia Gbur; photo 26 OUTLINES 29 Dr. Williams Evans, M.D. of Catherine “Geege” Borovina by Hal Baim; Real estate; classifieds photo of Bryan Porcaro by Adrian Sotomayor; Calendar Q Crystal Waters publicity shot Sports: Softball World Series Sports: Romano—champion lesbian 27 JORDIN SPARKS OF WINDY CITY ‘SPARKLE’ THE VOICE OF CHICAGO’S GAY, LESBIAN, 28 BI AND TRANS COMMUNITY SINCE 1985 PAGE 21 AUG. 22, 2012 VOL 27, NO. 44 www.WindyCityTIMESMediaGroup.com Trans murder 30 “FUE” Follicular Unit Extraction BYsecond KATE SOSIN he had not worked directly within Gooden. It remains anareaother transgender-related murder earlier this year. uncertain if Gooden identified as transgender or used a Paige Clay, a rising luminary in Chicago’s ball scene, A young person found deceased in an abandoned build- female name and pronouns exclusively, he said. was found on the 4500 block of West Jackson Boulevard ing on Chicago’s West Side has been identified by com- Chicago Police News Affairs Officer Michael Sullivan in April. munity members as a gender-variant young person. told Windy City Times that police responded to a call Turner, who organized remembrances for Clay, noted Donta Gooden, who also went by “Tiffany,” 19, was of a foul odor at 11:15 p.m. Tuesday night on the 4800 the close proximity of the two incidents. ‘GEEGE’ found murdered the night of Aug. 14, according to the block of West Jackson Boulevard. Police found the body “We still have not received any information on what’s Cook County medical examiner’s office. Gooden suffered of a female on the second floor of the abandoned build- going on,” he said, noting that Clay’s murder remains BOROVINA DIES multiple stab wounds and incised wounds. The death ing, Sullivan said. unsolved. Turner said he plans to organize an event for PAGE 11 DOWNLOAD THIS! 30 has been ruled a homicide. According to transgender activist Joy Morris, Gooden’s Gooden, the details of which have yet to be announced. Brian Turner, an outreach coordinator at Taskforce friends reported that Gooden went missing over the Morris said that Gooden and Clay were friends. Prevention and Community Services on the West Side, weekend and was last seen the night of Aug. 10 or 11. Turn to page 10 confirmed that Gooden had visited Taskforce but said Gooden was found just three blocks from the site of An advanced “minimally invasive” hair RHYTHM OF LIFE Go to www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com Several dance companies entertained while raising funds as POCARO DIES IN Dance for Life held its 21st event Aug. 18 at the Auditorium transplant method which allows for the Theatre at Roosevelt University. See photos from the reception CALIFORNIA and the performances on page 25 and online at www. PAGE 9 WindyCityMediaGroup.com. 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