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Cleve Jones, Who Helped Create the NAMES Matthew! Project AIDS Quilt, and Photographer Bruce Barnes, Who Dedicated His Craft to Documenting the Quilt SINGER DONNA DE LORY TALKS WINDY CITY WITH WCT THE VOICE OF CHICAGO’S GAY, LESBIAN, BI AND TRANS COMMUNITY SINCE 1985 PAGE 29 MAY 11, 2011 TIMES VOL 26, NO. 32 www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com Remembering ‘PETER PAN’ REVIEW Names Oh, PAGE 22 This week, our special AIDS @ 30 section includes interviews with Cleve Jones, who helped create the NAMES Matthew! Project AIDS Quilt, and photographer Bruce Barnes, who dedicated his craft to documenting the Quilt. Photo by Glee’s Matthew Morrison Bruce Barnes discusses his career in show pages 16-18 business, including the gay- est thing he’s ever done. Photo by Brian Bowen Smith RAHM EMANUEL ON AIDS, LGBT HEALTH PAGE 14 pages 24-25 A vital “Lifeline” pages 10-11 REAL ESTATE: KENT BARTRAM ON WRIGHT, HOLLYWOOD PAGE 28 Chaz Bono speaking at Howard Brown’s Lifeline Cel- ‘LEATHERMAN’ ebration, May 6 at the Palmer House Hilton. Bono also BOOK OUT took part in a panel discussion before the event. Pho- PAGE 27 tos by Kat Fitzgerald, www.MysticImagesPhotography. com 2 May 11, 2011 WINDY CITY TIMES LAST REGULAR SEASON HOME GAME! May 14th at 4pm vs. West Michigan Mayhem Winnemac Stadium is located next to Amundsen High School, 5105 N. Leavitt (south of Foster Ave.) in Chicago! Join the team immediately following the game for the Miller Lite After-Party at Hamburger Mary’s Attic (5400 N. Clark Street) for food and drink specials! PHOTO © SCOTT RENSHAW 2011 WINDY CITY TIMES May 11, 2011 3 this week in WINDY CITY TIMES NEWS ENTERTAINMENT/EVENTS Marriage fight in R.I.; reprieve 4 Scottish Play Scott 21 Judge Walker under scrutiny 5 Theater reviews 22 Catholic Charities controversy 6 Matthew Morrison interview 24 ‘Boystown’ producer responds 7 Knight: Bridesmaids 26 Redistricting; big civil-union event 8 ‘Leatherman’ book out 27 Chick-fil-A protest 9 Real estate: Kent Bartram 28 Trans health panel 10 Music: Donna De Lory interview 29 Lifeline gala 11 Music: ALT Q’s Nicole Reynolds 30 Gay man’s post-accident comeback 12 Celebrations: Steppenwolf gala 35 Gay in the Life: Aaron Kubey 13 Billy Masters 37 Views: Lipkin, Monroe 20 OUTLINES AIDS @ 30 Real estate; classifieds 34 Rahm Emanuel interview 14 Calendar Q 36 Cleve Jones interview 14 Sports: Frank Kisner, Force win 38 Photos on cover (left, from top): Donna De Lory PR photo; Peter Pan poster; Rahm Emanuel im- age from team; Kent Bartram photo by Tully Satre; Leatherman cover by Kirk Williamson WINDY CITY ediaGroup.com TIMESWindyCityM www. Remembering Oh, Names Matthew!DOWNLOAD THIS! Go to www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com A vital “Lifeline” to download complete issues of Windy City Times and Nightspots. Then click on any ad and be taken directly to the advertiser’s Web site! online exclusives at www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com THE WHITE STUFF WCT caught Betty White recently when she signed copies of new book. Photo by Jerry Nunn Read what National Gay and Lesbian Task Force Read a profile of head Kate Kendell Showplace ICON, (left) said about an upscale movie- URBAN RENEWAL queer families at theater experience See photos from the recent Urban NU. that has hosted Gateways Gala. Reeling. Photo by Erica Demarest PR photo caught IN THE WEB Find out about the recent 50 Faggots BAD TO THE COHN webisode premiere that took place at Center on Halsted. THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT This week’s entertainment round- up includes items on LL Cool J, Lisa Cholodenko and Glee. The movie Violet Tendencies (with former Facts of Life star Mindy Cohn, plus second from left) is among Five Worth DAILY BREAKING NEWS Finding. Hell In a nightspots tMay 11, 2011 Handbag’s Trogg! Doin’ the A Musical Trogg Hell In a Handbag’s Trogg! A Musical rolls out of the cave and onto the stage. page 14-15 Shane Talbott of nightspots Talbott Teas Show #415 Windy City Derby Days at Gay Idol at Charlie’s and Jackhammer. C r e w . page 20 page 8 Find Nightspots on www.WindyCityQueercast.com WindyCityTimes_Boston_Caucasian_MALE.indd 1 3/11/11 6:06:25 PM 4 May 11, 2011 WINDY CITY TIMES involved,” as it was in Illinois, in drafting such ONLINE AT legislation. Lambda also brought a suit before the New WINDYCITYMEDIAGROUP.COM Marriage-equality Jersey state Supreme Court claiming the state’s NATIONAL NEWS civil union law did not provide full equality. The Court last June refused to hear the case, saying it must first go through the trial court process. fight shifts to R.I. Taylor said she could not say whether Lambda would be filing any further cases to contest civil unions, noting that it is important in each state BY DANA RUDOLPH to first “develop a record of the ways in which KEEN NEWS SERVICE it harms people to deny them equal access to —Anti-gay Olympic marriage.” The openly gay sponsor of a marriage-equality chief resigns Six states (Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, North bill in Rhode Island said last week he would Carolina, Pennsylvania and Washington) also push for civil-unions bill instead, setting off a —Gay Repub. Calif. have active legislation that would ask voters to slew of criticism from LGBT groups. Six states are mayor Mike Gin (left) amend the state constitutions to ban marriage— considering legislation that would ask voters to runs for Congress and in some cases, recognition of any legal re- amend the state constitution to ban recognition lationships, such as civil unions—for same-sex of any legal relationships for same-sex couples. —Playwright Doric couples. All this was on the heels of a dramatic loss for a Wilson dies at 72 New Mexico and Wyoming both considered but marriage equality bill in Maryland in March. did not pass such bills this year. Wyoming also Has the state legislative fight for marriage rejected a bill that sought to prevent the state equality lost momentum? from recognizing marriages and civil unions of Not according to Evan Wolfson, executive di- state constitution. Democrats have a majority in same-sex couples from other jurisdictions. rector of the national Freedom to Marry group. both chambers. Washington State has seen a mish-mash of “Both Rhode Island and Maryland are very The situation in New Hampshire is also mixed. marriage-related bills. The state already allows much still in play,” said Wolfson. “...The fact A House committee voted March 3 to table a bill same-sex couples to register as domestic part- that we don’t win it exactly on the day we want that would repeal the state’s existing marriage ners and, on February 14, bills were introduced ... doesn’t change the overall momentum that is equality law, thus postponing further consider- in both chambers of the legislature for marriage strongly in our direction.” ation until January 2012. But opponents of mar- equality. The “highest priority” right now, says Wolfson, riage equality have said they will also introduce Also, on April 5, Washington state Gov. Chris is New York. Wolfson said he is “very hopeful” a a bill next year seeking to ask voters in Novem- Gregoire (D) signed a bill to recognize legal re- marriage bill that is expected to pass the New ber 2012 to approve amending the state consti- Evan Wolfson. Photo by David Shankbone lationships of same-sex couples from other ju- York State Assembly, which is under Democratic tution to ban marriage for same-sex couples. risdictions as domestic partnerships. But there control, will also pass the Senate, where Repub- ©2011 by Keen News Service. All rights re- is also a bill in the House that would ask voters licans hold a 32-to-26 majority. served. to ban marriage for same-sex couples under the Wolfson acknowledges the Senate may be more Fox said he will instead sponsor a bill for civil difficult. While a marriage equality bill passed unions and is “optimistic” that such a bill could the Assembly three times in the past four years, pass both chambers this session. He was expect- an attempt to pass it in the Senate in 2009 the marriage-based green-card petition filed ed to introduce the bill May 3. Gay binational by Joshua Vandiver was still pending and be- failed by 14 votes. However, Fox’s decision has not gone over New York Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos couple gets cause of the potential implications of a move well with LGBT groups. Marriage Equality Rhode by Attorney General Eric Holder in a related (R), who opposes marriage equality, has never- Island (MERI), which supports full marriage, is theless said he would let a marriage equality bill deportation case that may signal a shift in the Adminis- holding a rally at the State House the same day tration’s interpretation of the law as it con- come to the floor. to protest Fox’s decision to drop the marriage reprieve Also, several recent polls show that a majority cerns same-sex binational couples. equality bill. Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defend- On May 6, an immigration judge in Newark, On May 5, Holder intervened in the case of of voters in the state support marriage equal- ers, and others, issued statements criticizing N.J., issued a ruling on the deportation of ity. An April 11 Siena College poll showed that another gay binational couple in New Jersey Fox’s decision and calling it “completely unac- Henry Velandia, a Venezuelan citizen legally who had sought recognition of their civil 58 percent of New Yorkers support it, with 36 ceptable”. married in 2010 to Josh Vandiver, an Ameri- percent opposed. An April 14 Quinnipiac poll union for immigration purposes.
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