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Talking with Laurie Anderson Page 14 WINDY CITY the VOICE of CHICAGO’S GAY, LESBIAN, BI and TRANS COMMUNITY SINCE 1985 Jan TALKING WITH laURIE ANDERSON PAGE 14 WINDY CITY THE VOICE OF CHICAGO’S GAY, LESBIAN, BI AND TRANS COMMUNITY SINCE 1985 JAN. 5, 2011 TIMES VOL 26, NO. 14 www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com Gay mayor goes to the U.S. House BY ROSS FORMAN GERY CHICO David Cicilline was in Washington, D.C., for a December meeting of the House Democratic Steering and Policy Committee, on which he serves. He then made INTERVIEW his way over to the House of Representatives for its debate and vote on PAGE 6 “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.” Cicilline, the first openly gay mayor of a U.S. state capital (Providence, R.I.), watched first-hand—from the House floor—when the repeal of DADT was passed. “Being there was great, wonderful. It made me incredibly proud,” said Cicil- line, a Democrat who has spent the past eight years as mayor of Providence and, on Jan. 3, 2011, moves into the U.S. House of Representatives for Rhode Island’s 1st congressional district. He announced his candidacy for the House last February, for the seat vacat- ed by fellow Democrat Patrick J. Kennedy—and Cicilline ultimately defeated Republican John Loughlin by about 10,000 votes. “I thought [voting to repeal DADT] was a really important vote because there had been so much discussion about the valor and bravery of members David Cicilline at a May 2010 press conference. Photo courtesy of Cicil- of the LGBT community in the military, and the idea that 13,000 individuals line’s office Turn to page 4 TALKING WITH ers’ cases are still pending. NICOLE HOLLANDER —Election rejection: For the most part, gay PAGE 16 Local and lesbian candidates did not fare well in the Feb. 2 elections, as individuals lost while vying happenings for everything from the Illinois General Assembly to judicial seats. One bright spot is that Mary in 2010 Trew, who lost a tight race for a post in the Cook BY ANDREW DAVIS County Circuit Court, was appointed by year’s end. Here are a few of the headlines that will make —Putting a Spin on it: The Boystown night- 2010 a year to remember, from rallies/protests club Spin became the subject of a lawsuit regard- to agency developments: ing a contractual dispute. The suit alleged that —There goes the judge: Tom Chiola, the first representatives of Spin failed to fulfill the terms openly gay elected individual in Illinois, has an- of an arrangement made when plaintiffs Andrea nounced his retirement from his 16-year Cook Cruzatti and Maria Christina Wiesmore—acting County Circuit Court judicial position. He made as A&C Productions—booked and promoted a history when he won his rigorous campaign for February show by Kid Sister. Cook County Circuit Court judge in 1994 in the —The Baim game: In an eventful year for FILM REVIEW: eighth Judicial Subcircuit. He later branched Windy City Times Publisher Tracy Baim, she pub- out into acting, taking part in the production lished the book Obama and the Gays: A Political BLUE VALENTINE F**king Men at Bailiwick Chicago. Marriage and was named the inaugural recipient PAGE 15 —Red Line attack: Three men attacked Daniel of the Chicago History Museum’s OUT Fellow- Hauff, a gay individual, Jan. 10 on a Red Line ship. State Rep. Greg Harris addresses the civil- train. Hauff avoided further injury by smearing union bill’s merits. Pic by Catherine Sikora blood on his attackers and saying he was HIV- Turn to page 8 positive, although he wasn’t. The alleged attack- HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM nightspots page 19 2 Jan. 5, 2011 WINDY CITY TIMES WINDY CITY TIMES introduces our new web design now available at www.windycitymediagroup.com On your computers, mobile devices, iPad and more Our full issues are online free every week, plus daily news updates. Plus, you can download Windy City Times and Nightspots PDFs. Also online, Windy City Queercast and Queer TV Network New design by Martie Marro of LoveYourWebsite.com WINDY CITY TIMES Proud to serve the Chicago LGBT community since 1985 WINDY CITY TIMES Jan. 5, 2011 3 this week in WINDY CITY TIMES NEWS ENTERTAINMENT/EVENTS National events of 2010 4 Scottish Play Scott 11 Gay mayor now in Congress 4 Theater reviews 12 Biden: Marriage equality inevitable 5 Debated Smithsonian film debuts 13 Gery Chico interview; Gould 6 Laurie Anderson; Humphrey DVD 14 Starcom; BEHIV 7 KATM: Blue Valentine 15 Local happenings in 2010 8 Nicole Hollender; That’s What... 16 Gay in the Life: Sprunger 9 Real estate: Aqua, Obama 17 Viewpoint: Gates; HBHC letter 10 Billy Masters 21 What’s Photos on cover (left, from top): Image of OUTLINES Laurie Anderson by Leland Brewster; Gery Real estate; classifieds 18 Chico photo courtesy of Brooke Anderson; Calendar Q 20 Nicole Hollander photo by Kat Fitzgerald; Sports: Cleveland, Red Stars 22 missing Michelle Williams in Blue Valentine by Davi Russo TALKINGA WITHNDERSON LAURIE roup.com indyCityMediaG www.W ay mayor goes G .S. House to the U DOWNLOAD THIS! from this Go to www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com Local happenings to download complete issues of Windy City Times and Nightspots. in 2010 W YEAR FROM HAPPY NE spots Then click on any ad and be taken directly to the advertiser’s Web site! night picture? online exclusives at www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com SHOW TIME Bent Nights looks at the year in concerts, including Crystal Bowersox at the Lights Festival (left). Photo by Vern Hester Anthony Paull Read about some (above) gives us of the top LGBT YOU. another Dating travel spots, such DO ‘TELL’ Diet column. Read Craig Teichen’s piece on activism as Rio de Janeiro in the face of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” and Photo courtesy of Paull (above). its repeal. Photo from Lawrence Ferber Work out for FREE GERY ON Read more of Joe Erbentraut’s interview GOING ‘Off’ January 2 – 9, 2011 at with mayoral candidate Gery Chico. all 70 Chicago Park THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT This week’s entertainment round-up District fitness centers! includes bits on Annie Lennox, Rupert Everett and Tyler Perry. Plus, if you register January 2 – 9 for the WCT talked with Ben Folds of NBC’s winter session (January – March), you’ll get plus The Sing-Off as well as the show’s most DAILY BREAKING NEWS recent champions, Committed (above). a free Nike fitness gift, while supplies last. nightspots Peace out, A look back at tDecember 22, 2010 2010 2010: A Year In Review For more information about your Chicago Park District visit THE BEST photos Show #397 www.chicagoparkdistrict.com, from 2010, or call 312.742.PLAY (7529) or 312.747.2001 (TTY). plus all your New Year’s eve events! City of Chicago, Richard M. Daley, Mayor Chicago Park District Board of Commissioners Chicago Park District, Timothy J. Mitchell, General Superintendent & CEO Find Nightspots on www.WindyCityQueercast.com 4 Jan. 5, 2011 WINDY CITY TIMES ONLINE AT MAYOR from cover National WINDYCITYMEDIAGROUP.COM were [kicked out] of the military because of NATIONAL NEWS their honesty about who they were seemed to news me incredibly tragic and unjust,” Cicilline said. “This was great for our country, great for our in 2010 national security, great for our community. BY ANDREW DAVIS “For me personally, it was a very proud mo- ment. I was very proud of the members of Con- It certainly was an eventful year for the LGBT gress, and then [the] members of Senate. It —Tea Party targets community on the national front. (Do George made me very proud and gave real meaning to Mass. Repub. Sen. Rekers, Constance McMillen and Dan Savage ring some of our core values as Americans—integri- Scott Brown (left) a bell?) Here is the list of national highlights ty, honesty, equality, and just all of the things and lowlights for 2010 (in chronological order): that this country stands for.” —Transgender advances: President Obama —Apple rejects Cicilline, 49, served in the Rhode Island appointed transgender individuals Dylan Orr anti-gay app again House of Representatives for eight years before and Amanda Simpson. Simpson, 49, is a na- moving into City Hall in Providence. He was a tive of Chicago and began work Jan. 5 as senior —N.Y. Post calls lawyer before running for the legislature, and technical advisor in the Bureau of Industry and Elton John, partner took office in January, 1995. He came out dur- Security. In a related development, the Obama ‘Elton and wife’ ing his time in the legislature. David Cicilline. administration, through the Office of Person- Cicilline now joins a small group of high-pro- nel Management, started to list gender identity file openly gay politicians, such as U.S. Reps. among the classes protected by federal Equal Barney Frank, Jared Polis and Tammy Baldwin some good things for my country.” Employment Opportunity policies. closet last year, including musician Ricky Mar- as well as Houston, Texas, Mayor Annise Park- Cicilline, in this exclusive interview with —Sworn in: Annise Parker, 53, was formally tin, talk-show host Stephanie Miller and country er. Windy City Times, spoke about several other sworn in as the 61st mayor of Houston, Texas. singer Chely Wright. Wright was grand marshal “I have enormous respect for [each],” Cicil- topics. She officially became the first openly gay person of Chicago’s gay-pride parade. line said. “They have done so much and have —The next session of Congress: “I’m very, very excited. It’s hit me—the work has begun. to be elected as mayor of one of the country’s —Beating cancer: Lesbian tennis icon Mar- been the pioneers.
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