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DAVID KATO’S MURDER WINDY CITY THE VOICE OF CHICAGO’S GAY, LESBIAN, BI AND TRANS COMMUNITY SINCE 1985 FEB. 2, 2011 PAGE 6 TIMES VOL 26, NO. 18 www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com UNION LAW SIGNED LGBT GROUP SUPPORts RAHM PAGE 7 Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn is surrounded by legislators and activists after he signs the state’s civil-unions measure, making it law. Civil unions will become legal on June 1. Read our coverage, starting on page 8. Photo by Hal Baim; hundreds more are at http://www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com ELECTION GAYS JENNIFER BEALS PAGE 19 #1035 nightspots February 2, 2011 Adam4Adam AsianFriend Dearly Beloved Bitch Behind Bars 2 The Tongue Upright Citizen Chica Grande Jeepers Piepers 5sum Bent Boriqua Mr. Perfect Stranglers 5 1 pick it up Minerva Wrecks Circuit Daddy The Continental Shameless take it home Boi-lesque ASS Da Gay Mayor Adam5Adam 1 As part of our coverage of the 2011 election, Windy City Times interviewed the three openly gay candidates running for alderman in the 46th Ward. Happy The richness Valentines, of Amanda They are (from left, and in alphabetical order) James Cappleman, Don Nowotny and Emily Stewart. See the interviews starting on page 10. (Out Nightspots-style. Lepore. page 13 page 11 alderman Tom Tunney and gay candidate Jose Arteaga will be profiled next week.) Left photo courtesy of Cappleman; middle and right photos by Andrew Davis VALENTINE’S WEEKEND ENGAGEMENT RIVER NORTH FEBRUARY 11 & 12, 8PM DANCE FEBRURARY 13, 3 PM CHICAGO TICKETS START AT $30 HARRISTHEATERCHICAGO.ORG 312.334.7777 205 E. RANDOLPH, CHICAGO 2 Feb. 2, 2011 WINDY CITY TIMES CHICAGO NEEDS A BIG MAYOR TO TAKE ON THIS BIG JOB. CHICAGO NEEDS RAHM EMANUEL. Chicago thrives on its diversity. Rahm Emanuel has been a supporter of equality for the LGBT community throughout his life. He has fought for legal protection, funding and opportunity across the diverse spectrum of our community. WE are proud to be part of the LGBT and Allied Committee in support of Rahm Emanuel for Mayor. We urge you to vote for Rahm February 22. The Honorable The Honorable The Honorable Sara Feigenholtz Mike Quigley Mary Ann Smith The Honorable The Honorable The Honorable Greg Harris Carol Ronen Heather Steans The Honorable The Honorable The Honorable Dan Hynes Jan Schakowsky Tom Tunney The Honorable The Honorable Deb Mell Debra Shore Rob Acton Alan Almasy Scott Ammarell Victor Armendariz Christin Baker John Barry Bernard Bartilad Paula Basta Brian Bates Michael Bauer Kelly Beeman Reed Benedict Jim Bennett David Berkey Larry Bossom David Boul Kevin Boyer Marcus Brady Lora Branch Mark Braun James (Wally) Brewster Edwards Buice Jerry Burgdoerfer Phil Burgess Frank L. Buttitta Evette Cardona Jacqueline Carroll C.C. Carter- Fortenberry Kelly Cassidy Armand Cerbone Tom Chaderjian Gary Chichester Tom Chiola Randall Chism Christopher Clark Bob Cichocki Sam Coady Bob Cohn Mark Cozzi Raymond Crossman John Dally Jeff Daniel Jan Dee Mike Demetria Mark Denny Tarrina Dikes Christopher B. Dillehay Laurie Dittman Willard Dumas Jamal Edwards Pat Ewert Fred Eychaner Paul Fairchild Bill Farrand D. Matthew Feldhaus Mike Ferro Jon Foley Ronnie Fortenberry Rick Franz Dalila Fridi Darr Gapshis Nina Gapshis David Gitomer Grant Gochnauer Steve Gonczy Tommy Grace Ted Grady Vernita Gray Bill Greaves Keith Green Jeff Grinspoon Janet Gutrich Todd Hamilton Ryan Hannon Allyn Hanson Candice V. Hart Jason Held Yossi C. Held Barbara Heller Michael Herman Augustus V.M. Higginson Grant Hiroshima Robert Hoeppner Ronna Hoffberg Craig Hudson Craig Hyland David Irvin Mark Ishaug Donna Johnson Michael Kauffman Stuart Keeshin William B. Kelley Dennis G. Kelly Catherine Ketter Christian Ketter Peter Kingma Tom Klein Nick Kluding Ray Koenig Robert Kohl Michael Koran Larry Kuhn Steve LaHaie Robert Lawrence III Bruce J. Lederman Jeff Lewis Rhett Lindsay Brad Lippitz Dan Logan Jim Ludwig Phil Lumpkin James Lynch Amy Maggio Carlos Martinez Patricia McCombs Kevin McGirr Condon McGlothlen John McGowan Jill Metz Gary Metzner Julian Mickelson Liz Millan Paul Mikos Marc Moder Alberto Morales Marilyn Morales Gail Morse Mary Morten Craig Nadborne Steve Nakisher Brandon Neese Bruce C. Nelson Annette Nieves Michael Noonan Mona Noriega Jim Nutter Tom O’Briant David Ormsby Jerry Pagorek Phil Palmer Arthur Paris Harrison Parker Larry Passo John Peller Clark Pellett Lawrence E. Perea Oleg Petrov Jonathan Pizer Beth Plotner David Prindable Jorge Quintero Joshua Rafsky Julia Rahn Vicki Raymont Brian Redar John Regalado Lee Reinhart David Reithoffer Michael J. Richman Laura Ricketts Melba Rodriguez Carlos Rodriguez Zaida Roman Ryan Ruskin Nirmalpal Sachdev Jane M. Saks Matthew Saleski Jesus Salgueiro Dave Samber John Sanders Norman L. Sandfield Bob Satawake Nancy Schmidt Robert A. Schuckman Michael Schultz Quenten Schumacher John Schussler Alexander Sewell Mike Simmons Roger Simon Tom Sinkovic Stan Sloan Ross Slotten Art Smith Stewart C. Smith Johnny Song Thomas Stringer Howard Suskin Shane Talbott Bill Tedford Greg Thompson Dane Tidwell Michael Tolentino Tim Toth Curtis Tuckey Modesto Tico Valle Terry L. Vanden Hoek Hansel John Velasco Ron Veltman Lauren Verdich Brian Walker Scott Waller Bill Weeks George Weeks David Wells Dale West Chad Wilson Darrell Windle Michael Wollpert Israel Wright Todd Young Angel Ysaguirre Kevin Zalizniak Matthew Zaradich Michael Zartman For more information visit chicagoforrahm.com/issues/lgbt-equality To get involved contact [email protected] Paid for by Chicago for Rahm Emanuel CTO-2011-WindyCityTimes_V_5x13-5.pdf 1 1/5/2011 4:19:24 PM WINDY CITY TIMES Feb. 2, 2011 3 this week in WINDY CITY TIMES NEWS ENTERTAINMENT/EVENTS LGBT reply to DADT training mixed 4 Dancin’ Feats 15 Obama’s appointments 4 Theater reviews 16 State of the Union address 5 ‘Skins’ actress talks with WCT 18 Uganda activist slain 6 Jennifer Beals on ‘Code’ 19 LGBTs show Emanuel support 7 Real estate: Fondow, surplus 20 Quinn signs civil-unions bill 8 Books: Wade Rouse interview 21 Transgenders; town hall; cartoon 9 Book review: Queer (In)justice 22 Gay candidates for 46th Ward 10 Champagne Wrapture pics 23 CHM program, exhibit 12 Billy Masters 25 Gay in the Life: Tu Bloom 13 Views by Donovan, Monroe 14 OUTLINES Photos on cover (left, from top): Image of Real estate; classifieds 23 David Kato; photo of Rahm Emanuel by Tracy Calendar Q 24 Baim; picture of Chicago History Museum’s Sports: Michael Grimes on fitness 26 announcement of Out in Chicago exhibit by Tracy Baim DAVID WINDY CITY KATO’S MURDER ediaGroup.com TIMESindyCityM www.W UNION LAW SIGNEDDOWNLOAD THIS! Go to www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com ELECTION GAYS 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 STATURE OF ‘dAvid’ Disc and That has a rundown of some recently released and upcoming DVDs, including David’s Birthday (left). C M Y CM MY CY CMY K Jay Gleason weighs in on the WCT talks with DISNEY AT DAVENPORt’s new civil-unions Deborah Gibson, WCT took in AIDS Legal Council of law and estate who recently Chicago’s Disney Songbook event that plans. starred in Mega- featured Justin Hayford. Pic from Gleason Python vs. Gatoroid. PR photo WARD OF THE DANCE Read about the recent 46th Ward SHOE ME THE WAY aldermanic forum, with 11 candidates. THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT This week’s entertainment round-up includes bits on Tom Ford, Fran Drescher and Boy George. WCT Black history profile series starts off with a look at entertainer Kevin plus Aviance (above). DAILY BREAKING NEWS PR photo #1035 nightspots February 2, 2011 The Valentine’s Adam4Adam AsianFriend Dearly Beloved Bitch Behind Bars Linda Love Grind(r) 2 The Tongue Upright Citizen Chica Grande Jeepers Piepers Eder 5sum Bent Boriqua Mr. Perfect Stranglers Show #402 5 1 nightspots Minerva Wrecks Circuit Daddy The Continental Shameless Boi-lesque ASS Da Gay Mayor Adam5Adam 1 Happy The richness Valentines, of Amanda Nightspots-style. Lepore. page 13 page 11 Find Nightspots on www.WindyCityQueercast.com 4 Feb. 2, 2011 WINDY CITY TIMES ONLINE AT Equal Opportunity at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) under LGBT response to DADT WINDYCITYMEDIAGROUP.COM Clinton. The Senate approved her appointment NATIONAL NEWS over Helms’ objections. She later worked with the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce and the training is mixed San Francisco Center for Economic Development. BY Lisa KEEN in the right direction,” said Solmonese, in a KEEN NEWS SERVICE statement released Friday, “it is critical that the Department address benefits issues and The Pentagon, on Jan. 28, said training to pre- non-discrimination protections so that all ser- pare for implementation of the repeal of “Don’t vice members are treated equally.” —Hawaii Gov. Neil Ask, Don’t Tell” (DADT) could begin as soon as The Pentagon, said the HRC statement, “does Abercrombie (left) next month. not go far enough in calling for parity in ben- appoints lesbian But reaction from LGBT groups was mixed, efits that could be accomplished through re- supreme ct justice and a 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals panel vised regulations that add same-sex commit- has rejected a motion from the U. S. Depart- ted partners to the definitions of ‘dependent,’ —Don Imus calls ment of Justice (DoJ) to halt proceedings on ’family member,’ or other similar terms. Such a Rachel Maddow a legal challenge to the ban pending in that step would be consistent with Obama’s June ‘gutless coward’ court. 2009 memorandum that all federal agencies It has been just over a month since President take steps to extend benefits equally to lesbian —Paintball attacks Obama signed the bill to repeal of the mili- and gay employees, where permitted by law.” a hate crime tary’s ban on openly gay servicemembers.
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