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Gender-Identity Options Columbus Public Health will host a the direction of the new LGBT Health Remembers community discussion in March and Initiative. Twist's John Katsaros Facebook didn't release a list of the new gender- unveil a new effort to reduce health identity options it added to male and starting disparities in the LGBT community. Improving LGBTQ Healthcare: A Com­ Feb 13, but ABC News identified 56: munity Conversation will take place Agender Pangender Dwayne Steward, the city's LGBTQ on March 26 at 6:30p at Columbus Androgyne Trans health advocate, said his agency Public Health, 240 Parsons Ave. Androgynous Trans* wants input from LGBT people about Bigender Trans Female Cis Trans* Female Columbus School Board Trans Male Chooses Mary Jo Hudson Cis Female Trans* Male Mary Jo Hudson, who made history in Cis Male 2004 as the first openly member Cis Man Trans* Man of the Columbus City Council, was John Katsaros, the owner of Cleveland's Twist Social Cis Woman Trans Person chosen in February to fill a vacancy on Club, died on Feb 16 of cancer. Cisgender Female Trans* Person the Columbus school board. Cisgender Male "John embodied and exemplified a consistent message Cisgender Man Trans* Woman She's the first openly gay member of of togetherness," said Todd Saporito, president of Cleve­ Cisgender Woman Transfeminine Female to Male that body as well. land Pride. "He frequently was one of our leaders who FTM often asked, 'How can I help?' before asked." Transgender Female Hudson, 51, most recently served on a Gender Fluid Transgender Male community panel appointed by Mayor Hudson is an attorney with the He was voted Cleveland's favorite gay-bar owner in 2007 Gender Nonconform­ Transgender Man Michael B. Coleman to examine Columbus law firm Bailey Cavalieri. ing Transgender Person by readers of Scene, and he received city government's Columbus City Schools' operations in She left the City Council in 2007 to LGBT Heritage Award in 2009. Katsaros also was cred­ Gender Questioning Transgender Woman the wake of a data-rigging scandal. lead the Ohio Department of Insur­ ited with saving the Dancin' in the Streets fundraiser of Gender Variant Transmasculine She replaces Carol Perkins, who re­ ance under Gov. Ted Strickland. She the AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland when it was los­ Genderqueer signed in January. left that job after the Democrat was ing money in 2004. Transsexual Female defeated by John Kasich. Male to Female Transsexual Male The task force, which honored Katsaros in 2012, called MTF Transsexual Man School Rejects Anti-Gay Coach him "an incredible friend and community advocate." Neither Transsexual Person Neutrois Transsexual Woman An online preacher who says public Non-binary Two-Spirit Wall Street Nightclub, Other schools are full of "homosexuals, for­ Building Up for Sale nicators and defiant haters of God" was rejected by a public school in Wall Street Nightclub, the oldest operating LGBT bar in of adults aged Licking County where he wanted to be Columbus, is for sale. 18-64 identify head football coach. as transgender (Conron2011) Owners have listed both the business and the building at In standing up to Dave Daubenmire, 144 N. Wall St. The asking price is $699,900 for the whose targets include LGBT people, three-story Downtown building and $329,900 for the 26- Florida Court Nominee women and African-Americans, the year-old nightclub. school board for Lakewood High mended by district administrators. Would Be Historic First School in Hebron rejected a coach who Wall Street owner Scot Hafler said the club is not closing. President Obama's has taken two schools to the state Among the women's concerns: an Oc­ Shows are booked throughout 2014, and he has a long- choice for a va­ playoffs but has courted controversy tober commentary in which Dauben­ term lease that runs for the next five years. He said he's cancy at the U.S. along the way. mire called bullying "the way of the in no rush to sell, but after 20 years in the business — District Court in world" and dismissed anti-bullying ef­ he started as a bar-back and has owned Wall Street for South Florida will Daubenmire was sued by the ACLU forts as part of the "homosexual seven years, he's ready for whatever comes next. be the first openly when he led locker-room prayers as gay black man to coach at High School south­ agenda, to try to get people to not crit­ icize or make fun of or poke fun at ho­ "It's time for someone else to con­ serve on the federal bench if he's confirmed by west of Columbus. He was fired from mosexuals." tinue the legacy," he said. the U.S. Senate. his last coaching job at a Christian school. Carpino said the coach wasn't a good Hafler and real-estate agents Troy Judge Darrin P. Gayles, nominated by the presi­ role model for children. Fabish and Kelly Coate, who are dent on Feb. 5, has served as a judge in Hebron resident Elaina Carpino and representing building owner and Wall Street creator Jill Florida courts since 2004. He received his law her wife attended a Feb 12 school "It's not about winning games," she McDonald, said they're seeking buyers who will keep the degree from George Washington University and board meeting to speak out against said. "It's about teaching life." club in the LGBT community. his bachelor's from Howard University. Daubenmire, who had been recom­

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by Erin McCalla wants to share her testimony as an openly gay woman. She said her platform is the Kara Mitchell was met with these words in the in­ most controversial that Miss Ohio as ever terview room at the 2011 Miss Indiana pageant: 'There will never be a gay Miss Indiana or a gay Miss America." "Pageants are Americana. It [Miss America] h. transformed so much since the beginning/' On June 21, she'll compete for the crown of Miss Mitchell said. 'The girl next door looks different Ohio. She's the state's first lesbian contestant. now than she did then. The program needs to evolve as we evolve." Mitchell still isn't sure if that Indiana interviewer said what he said to throw her off-guard or if he She said her fellow contestants have been ac­ really meant it. But it did throw her off, even cepting. "If they don't agree with me, they «r though she has been out since age 14 and has don't show it," she said. always been out in pageantry. Miss Ohio officials have been particularly sup­ "I told him, 'Sonia Sotomayor is the first Latina portive, Mitchell said. Contestants are placed Supreme Court justice; we have a black presi­ with host families during the week of the pag­ dent. It's the era where anything is possible,'" eant, and Mitchell was worried her hosts Mitchell said. might not welcome a lesbian into their home. She said they assured her that wouldn't hap­ But it was too late. She was already shaken and pen. didn't even place in the Top 10. As she explains, the interview is "everything." Miss Ohio will win $10,000 in scholarship money and the opportunity to compete for Miss America Now she says she's more prepared if the same in Atlantic City in September. Miss America wins question comes up at Miss Ohio. She'll compete $50,000 for continuing education. at the state pageant in Mansfield as Miss North­ western Ohio. If Mitchell wins Miss Ohio, she plans to travel around the state and country to promote pos- "Anything that could be said to me has been said itivity in the LGBT community, go to all the to me. So it rolls off my back." Pride festivals, be a guest on Anderson Cooper and Ellen and be accessible to Originally from the Washington, D.C., area, her fans and people in LGBT com­ Mitchell graduated from Ball State University in munity. 2011 with a degree in advertising. She moved to Columbus two years ago. She also wants to put that $10,000 in scholarship money Last year, she made it to the Top 10 at the state toward a master's degree in pageant as Miss Cuyahoga County. This year, her communication. eye is on the prize. It has to be; at 24, this is the last year she's eligible to compete for the What is the scholarship pageant's scholarship money. amount for the runner-up? ay? ft*/

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HRC, Equality Ohio Stand Against Marriage Amendment by Bob Vitale Ohioans about the need for marriage equality. The dispute among LGBT advocates is over in all 16 marriage-equality and civil-union the words religious institution and recognize. states at the time exempted clergy from per­ There's always some family drama on the way Premo said a phrase in the 46-word amend­ forming marriage ceremonies for couples they to the altar. ment proposed for the Ohio Constitution Premo said FreedomOhio's proposed amend­ don't like. opens the door for religiously affiliated hospi­ ment would lead to "a whole bunch of law­ Ohio's simmering feud among LGBT civil- tals to deny visitation and other rights to suits." Nine states also exempted religious organiza­ rights organizations has boiled over into pub­ same-sex couples. tions from offering public facilities, goods and lic view once again. "We don't want to pass something and then services for everyone's weddings. FreedomOhio Executive Director Ian James spend the next two years fighting it out in the State groups and national allies that have said the religious exemption applies solely to courts," he said. "This trend suggests a general consensus... tunneled money and expertise into marriage- churches, synagogues, mosques and other that while we don't want to force gay wed­ equality campaigns across the country say houses of worship, and it only reiterates their James, however, said the "religious institu­ dings into churches, we also don't want they'll not only sit out a potential fall cam­ exisiting rights. He called Why Marriage Mat­ tion" phrase is common in legislation and churches to discriminate against homosexu­ paign in Ohio but will oppose a measure mak­ ters partners negative, obstructionist and out- refers specifically to houses of worship and als when operating as a public entity rather ing its way to the ballot. of-touch with Ohio voters. their affiliates whose primary purpose is to than a private religion," the report said. spread their faith. Hospitals, whether reli­ Equality Ohio, the Human Rights Campaign, FreedomOhio claims it already has more than giously affiliated or not, are regulated as "Even without such explicit statutory lan­ the ACLU and Freedom to Marry, now joined the 385,000 signatures needed to put mar­ businesses, he said. guage, the current principles of American together as Why Marriage Matters Ohio, have riage equality on the statewide ballot but constitutional jurisprudence would probably been critical of the tactics, timing and trans­ wants to collect 1 million names before a July A similar exemption - for religious "associa­ result in similar distinctions made on a case- parency of FreedomOhio for almost two years. 2 deadline. tions" - is included in a non- by-case basis." bill that Equality Ohio has lobbied state legis­ But they said in February that the wording of The exemption - "no religious institution shall lators to support. While Why Marriage Matters will oppose the FreedomOhio's proposed Freedom to Marry be required to perform or recognize a mar­ Ohio marriage-equality amendment, its state and Religious Freedom Amendment is so riage" - is a cornerstone of FreedomOhio's "Placing a crucifix, Star of David or crescent and national partners have ruled out their problematic that they will "educate our mem­ pitch to voters. A December poll by the group ... over a door doesn't make a building a reli­ own ballot initiative this year, Premo said. bers" by speaking out against the effort. found Ohioans split on the basic issue of mar­ gious institution," James said. "It's about the riage equality, but support rose to 56 percent work, not the affiliation." He said the groups will propose an amend­ "We would have to say we can't support it be­ and opposition dropped to 34 percent when ment in 2015 or 2016 if the FreedomOhio ini­ cause of the problems it would pose," said people were told about its protection of reli­ According to an April 2013 report by LegiNa- tiative fails. Michael Premo, manager of Why Marriage gious liberties. tion, a newsletter that tracks issues moving Matters Ohio, formed last fall to educate through legislatures around the country, laws

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Al Pacino played John "The Dog" Woj- With a 4.3 GPA and potential college Matt Shepard is a Friend of Mine Reaching for the Moon towicz in Dog Day Afternoon, and scholarship, David is eager to start Director: Michele Josue Director: Bruno Barreto soon after, the real bank robber be­ his senior year of high school. But USA, 89 minutes Brazil, 118 minutes came a media celebrity. In this docu­ early one morning, three men break Showtimes: Saturday, March 29 @ Showtimes: Saturday, March 22 @ mentary, Wojtowicz details his life down his door and take him to the 5p; Sunday, March 20 @2:15p 8:401p; Sunday, March 23 @ 11:15a and involvement in the early days of Dominican Republic, where his par­ New York's gay-liberation movement. Gore Vidah The United States of ents have enrolled him in Escuela A film directed by Matthew Shepard's This feature film is the story of the Amnesia Caribe, a rehabilitation school for childhood friend about his charis­ passionate relationship during the Director: Nicholas Wrathall "troubled teens." This documentary matic personality. It's documented 1950s and '60s between American USA, 89 minutes follows David and his classmates as through family photos, vacation poet Elizabeth Bishop and Brazilian Showtimes: Friday, March 21 @ they navigate brutal behavior modifi­ videos and personal diary entries. architect Lota de Macedo Soares. 9:30a; Saturday, March 22 @6:40p cation, ex-gay reparative therapy, Special screening at the Apollo The­ hard manual labor and degrading atre: Thursday, March 20 @ 7p humiliation. Dual Director: Nejc Gazvoda Venerated by many as the last great •'^""085 Slovenia/Denmark/Croatia, American intellectual, this documen­ 102 minutes tary weaves in and out of Vidal's nu­ Showtimes: Thursday, March 27 @ merous public and private personas. The New Black The Rugby Player 11:20a; Saturday, March 29 @8:45p Combining archival footage from his Director: Yoruba Richen Director: Scott Gracheff TV appearances with interviews from USA, 80 minutes USA, 80 minutes The Last One When Iben's flight is canceled, Tina the last few years of his life, this film Showtimes: Wednesday, March 26 @ Showtimes: Sunday, March 23 @ Director: NadineC. Licostie drives her and other stranded pas­ is a portrait of the rabble-rouser as a 2:20p Thursday, March 27 @ 5:50 7:15p Monday, March 24 @3:20p USA, 74 minutes ; ; sengers to a hotel. With a glance, a writer, politician and caustic social Special screening at Shaker Square Showtimes: Wednesday, March 26 @ connection is made. But Iben has a critic. Cinemas: Friday, March 28 @ 9p This isn't a film about 9/11 but 6:15p Thursday, March 27 @12:15p dark secret, and Tina is on the eve of ; rather the story of one of the people a life-changing interview. They com­ Centered around Maryland's 2012 lost that day: Mark Bingham, an During the height of the AIDS crisis, municate in English, a language battle for marriage equality, this doc­ openly gay man who helped fight the Cleve Jones founded the Names Proj­ unique for words having dual mean­ umentary highlights the challenges hijackers of United Flight 93. It's also ect Foundation. Since then, the AIDS ings, because Iben speaks Danish for Black LGBT people and attempts the story of his remarkable mother, Memorial Quilt has added more than and Tina speaks Slovenian. Are they by opponents to say LGBT issues are Alice, who honors his memory as a 48,000 panels and is known speaking the truth to each other or fi­ not about civil rights. campaigner for marriage equality. nally speaking it to themselves? (In Heterosexual Jill throughout the world. This documen­ English, Slovenian and Danish with Director: Michelle Ehlen tary is the story of the quilt as told by subtitles.) USA. 80 minutes the people who helped create it and Showtimes: Wednesday, March 26 @ those working with it today to serve

8:45p; Thursday, March 27 @2p the ignored communities still living with AIDS. Jill thought Jamie was a man, and even though Jamie is a woman, she One: A Story of Love and Equality See You Next Tuesday sleeps with her anyway. Jill stops the Director: Becca Roth Director: Drew Tobia affair and joins a lesbian conversion- USA, 102 minutes USA, 82 minutes Five Dances therapy group. To prove how hetero­ Showtimes: Saturday, March 22 @ Showtimes: Thursday, March 20 @ sexual she is, Julie asks Jamie to Director: Alan Brown 12:30p; Sunday, March 23 @9:20p; 9:30p; Friday, March 21 @4p "date" her again, and Jamie agrees USA, 83 minutes Lesbiana - A Parallel Revolution Monday, March 24 @ 11:30a because she loves Julie. This comedy Showtimes: Thursday, March 20 @ Director: Myriam Fougere When Mona gets kicked out of her skewers everything from dating and 7:40p; Saturday, March 22 @4:30p Canada, 63 minutes After North Carolina placed Amend­ apartment, she overstays her wel­ sexto support groups and lesbian Showtimes: Tuesday, March 25 @ ment One on its ballot in 2012, a les­ come with Jordan and her fed-up folk songs. Chip is a gifted young dancer from 8p; Wednesday, March 26 @12:15p bian couple from New York visits the partner, Sylvie. It's a train wreck in the Midwest pursuing a career in state to see the real faces staring slow motion, an offbeat black com­ Kidnapped for Christ New York when he lands a job with a This documentary is a journey across across the cultural divide. As they dig edy with a mostly female cast. Director: Kate S.Logan small troupe to perform at a festival. North America, revisiting many of the deeper, talking to both same-sex USA. 85 minutes While things are going well profes­ women - mothers of the lesbian couples and religious opponents, Showtimes: Thursday, March 20 @ sionally, Chip's personal life gets community - that Fougere encoun­ what emerges is not necessarily he­ 4:05p Friday, March 21 @12:30p more complicated: His alcoholic ; tered during her travels in the 1980s. roes and villains. ouTlookohio.com Wendy Miller-Pugh's favorite LGBT movies: Paris Is Burning, But I'm a Cheerleader march 2014 23 by fear, Todd seems strangely unaf­ Showtimes: Thursday, March 27 @

fected by the imminent storm of 9:40p: Friday, March 28 @3:55p; AIDS. This striking snapshot of col­ Saturday, March 29 @ 9:15a FOCUS ON lective paranoia includes an array of eye-popping dance numbers. Michelle is an artist and a lover - a LGBT FILMMAKERS lover of women. This film is a compi­ A grant from the Academy of 27 @5:30p; Friday, March 28 @ Stranger by the Lake lation of short films by 20 queer film­ Motion Picture Arts and Sciences 12:15p Director: Alain Guiraudie makers, each a chapter from -the Oscar people-helps the , 97 minutes Michelle Tea's autobiographical novel Cleveland International Film Doris Payne is a sweet and Festival showcase traditionally charming 81-year-old who's also Showtimes: Friday, March 21 @ about her numerous loves and hookups in the lesbian punk scene of less visible filmmakers each an unapologetic international 8:50p; Sunday, March 23 @L35p year. This year, the festival is fo- jewel thief. This documentary of- 1990s San Francisco. Its described cusing on LGBT directors. fers insight into her 60-year ca- Trinidad as "riotous, political, even touching." roar At a secluded lakeside cruising spot, ICCI. Those whose films are about Franck watches Michel and his lover Directors: PJ Raval, Jay Hodges LGBT subjects already have The New Black go out for a swim, but only Michel USA, 80 minutes Showtimes: Friday, March 28 @ been listed. The following films Director: Yoruba Richen comes back. It's a thriller composed and documentaries tell other of suspicious eyes, unspoken tension 9:45p; Saturday, March 29 @12:30p stories: One: A Story of Love and Equal­ and a surplus of very graphic sex. (In ity Before You Know It French with subtitles.) Since 1969, when Dr. Stanley Biber Director: Becca Roth performed one of the first successful Director: PJ Raval Pelada gender-reassignment surgeries, tiny Who's Afraid of Vagina Wolf? The Case Against 8 Director: Ryan White and others Trinidad, Colo., has been known as Director: Anna Margarita Albelo Directors: Ben Cotner, Ryan USA, 92 minutes the "Sex-Change Capital of the USA/France, 83 minutes White Showtimes: Friday, March 21 @ World." This documentary follows Showtimes: Friday, March 28 @ 4:15p; Saturday, March 22 @ Continental 2:50p three women as they embark on new 8:10p; Saturday, March 29 @l:35p Director: Malcolm Ingram beginnings. Test Luke and Gwendolyn are former Director: Chris Mason Johnson Newly minted 40-year-old Anna, a Five Dances college athletes who travel the USA, 90 minutes down-on-her-luck, garage-dwelling Director: Alan Brown world experiencing pick-up soc­ cer. And they learn a lot about Showtimes: Thursday, March 27 @ filmmaker, has some birthday resolu­ ^H^^^^^^^^V tions: finally make a movie, lose 20 KsJ| EM the cultures of nations by experi­ 3:50p; Friday, March 28 @l:55p; encing how they play the game. Saturday, March 29 @7:30p pounds (OK, maybe 10), and find a ^Ef ' ' .wSJ J j^^R ^El(G girlfriend. She's well on her way with As a mysterious fatal epidemic be­ a post-feminist retelling of Who's gins ripping through mid-'80s San Valencia Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, and a Directors: Hilary Goldberg, scheme to attract gorgeous Katia by The Ghosts in Our Machine K^^B i ^J)|rl^j| Francisco, dancers Frankie and Todd Director: Liz Marshall various artists casting her as the lead in her movie. have opposite reactions. While Canada, 92 minutes \JK - *^\ ^^k Frankie's life is increasingly marred USA, 106 minutes Showtimes: Thursday. March 20 ^^^™^^^^i^i^™ @ 5:10p; Friday, March 21 @ 3p Sex(ed) the Movie Director: Brenda Goodman This documentary follows phot )- USA, 76 minutes SHORTS journalist Jo-Anne McArthur, who Showtimes: Friday, March 28 @ promotes animal rights by doc J- 8p; Saturday, March 29 @ Sunday March 23 @ 4:1 Op menting their mistreatment at 4:50p; Sunday, March 30 @ Dream Girl mink and fox farms, dairy farms, 7:25p ranches, and research labs. Director: Tulica Singh They say sex sells, but our nation USA, 6 minutes Heterosexual Jill has never been sold on the idea Director: Michelle Ehlen of sex education. This documen­ Electric Indigo tary looks at the history and evo- Director: Jean-Julien Colette Lesbiana: A Parallel Revolution lution of sex ed. as well as the Director: Myriam Fougere cultural obstacles that prevent a /France, 24 minutes Natives A Last Farewell nnmnv H^nii^iiim reasonable discussion of the Director: Jeremy Hersh Director: Casper Andreas issue. 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Hollywood's portrayal of transgender people, meanwhile, For years, GLAAD pushed IV networks to be more like the Only four of the 101 movies had LGBT - make that LGB -is "at least 20 years behind the curve," Kane said. Even movies. LGBT characters and stories were few and far characters who were onscreen for more than a few seeindependen- t cinema, which usually is more willing to tell between on television, but they were a little easier to find onds. Among 2012 movies that counted as LGBT-inclu- LGBT stories, rarely includes trans characters. at the theater and in the video store. sive: The Avengers, in which openly gay MSNBC anchor Thomas Roberts makes a cameo as himself, reporting an GLAAD started in 1985 to combat -laced cov­ "A significant shift has happened in the last decade," alien invasion. erage of the AIDS crisis. One of its early victories was GLAAD said in a 2013 report on the U.S. film industry. "As convincing The New York Times to begin using the word television has become increasingly inclusive... the film Worse yet The few LGBT characters who do show up in gay in 1987. industry is lagging behind." the movies rarely represent any diversity in race, age or economic status. It has branched out since to promote inclusion and fight Dwindling box-office receipts for Hollywood studios anti-LGBT messages in music, TV and movies.

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28 march 2014 Mary B Relotto's favorite LGBT movie: Boys Don't Cry outlookohio.com the plot up on Wikipedia after you've retreat where they learn stereotypical gen­ watched it, but that shouldn't deter you der roles and simulate heterosexual inter­ from giving it a try. It's a visceral and course might seem like a horror story, but nasty ride, full of deception, triple-timing in the hands of director Jamie Babbit this schemers and plenty of shots of Gael Gar­ underappreciated 1999 gem offers an en­ cia Bernal's lips. dearing and quirky lesbian romance with TOPICS a sinister pink satin backdrop. The film Logo Readers Poll Logo's Greatest Gay Runner Up: A Single Man features a young Natasha Lyonne (Orange 1. Shelter (2007) Colin Firth brings it in this 2009 Tom Ford-di­ is the New Black), an out-of-drag RuPaul Documentaries 2. Brokeback Mountain (2005) rected period drama about a man who has and the guy who played Rufio in Hook. It's 1. (1995) 3. The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) just lost his longtime lover. not often you find a heartwarming story 2. The Times of Harvey Milk (1985) 4. Beautiful Thing (1996) about the insidious business of conver­ 3. Paris Is Burning (1990) 5. Latter Days (2003) Honorable Mention: Yossi & Jagger (2002), sion therapy. 4. For the Bible Tells Me So (2007) 6. Weekend (2011) Mysterious Skin (2004), The Boys in the Band 5. Before Stonewall (2013) 7. Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the (1970), Far From Heaven (2002) Runner Up: Room in Rome 6. Paragraph 175 (2000) Desert (1994) The word controversial is frequently asso­ 7. We Were Here (2011) 8. A Single Man (2009) ciated with queer cinema, and like others 8. Common Threads: Stories From the 9. Milk (2008) on this list, Room in Rome (2010) wasn't Quilt (1989) 10. Maurice (1987) spared the description. It's sexy, ambigu­ 9. Outrage (2009) ous and unflinchingly sensual. 10. Vito (2011) Sundance Honorable Mentions: Blue is the Warmest 1. Poison (1991) Rotten Tomatoes Color (2013), KyssMig (Kiss Me) (2011) 2. Edward II (1991) 1. Milk (2008) 3. Swoon (1992) 2. Keep the Lights On (2011) 4. Mysterious Skin (2004) 3. Get Real (1998) What a Gas! - Best Comedy 5. Paris Is Burning (1990) 4. The Birdcage (1996) / Love You Phillip Morris 6. The Hours and Times (1991) 5. Outrage (2009) This 2009 film was, unquestionably, an 7. The Times of Harvey Milk (1985) 6. Shortbus (2006) awkward movie to go to on a first date. 8. A Thousand Clouds of Peace (2003) 7. Big Eden (2000) Jim Carrey plays Steven Jay Russell, a 9. The Sticky Fingers of Time (1997) 8. The Flutter (2001) conman who can't seem to stay put in 10. The Blossoming of Maximo Oliveros 9. All Overthe Guy (2001) prison, especially once he's met Ewan Mc­ (2005) 10. Latter Days (2003) Gregor as the titular love of his life. 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Boys Don't Cry (1999) of who she is clashes with her parents' 8. Bruno (2009) they're nothing compared to Gene Hack- 9. Monster (2003) reluctance to acknowledge her identity, 9. The Hours (2002) man in drag. 10. Philadelphia (1993) out of fear of social retribution from their 10. Too Wong Foo, Thanks for Honorable Mentions: Trick (1999), In & nasty neighbors. The 1997 film indulges Everything! Julie Newmar (1995) in flights of fancy and magical realism - BuzzFeed's Lesbian Movies Out (1997), Best in Show (2000) this is, after all, a story about a young BuzzFeed's Bad Movies to You Love to Hate-Watch child - yet at no point does the poignancy 1. Kissing Jessica Stein (2001) of Ludo's situation dwindle. Watch With Your Gay Friends 2. Lost and Delirious (2001) 3. Room in Rome (2010) 1. Valley of the Dolls (1967) 4. Therese and Isabelle (1968) Runner Up: Boys Don't Cry 2. Beyond the Valley of the Dolls 5. You Will Be Mine (2009) This may be the most Justin Bieber-like (1970) 6. Bloomington (2010) Hilary Swank has ever looked, but she 3. Can't Stop the Music (1980) earned every bit of her 1999 Oscar por­ 7. Chasing Amy (1997) 4. The Apple (1980) traying Brandon Teena in this unrelenting, 8. Summer Lover (2008) 5.Xanadu (1980) violent true story. 9. Water Lilies (2007) 6. Mommie Dearest (1981) 10. Heavenly Creatures (1994) Girls Just Wanna Have Fun - 7. Grease 2 (1982) Best Lesbian Films Honorable Mentions: Flawless (1999), 8. Masters of the Universe (1987) But I'm a Cheerleader Transamerica (2005), Hedwig and the 9. Street Fighter (1994) Offhand, sending teenagers to an ex-gay Angry Inch (2001) 10. 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American Splendor: Paul Gi- Edge of Seventeen: Chris Stafford amatti stars in this biopic of stars as a high schooler coming to comic-book Harvey Pekar. terms with his sexuality. Also starring: Non-Gay Gay Favorites Also starring: Hope Davis, Tina Holmes, Anderson Gabrych, Lea Mean Girls Judah Friedlander. Filmed in DeLaria. Filmed in Sandusky, Cedar This 2004 movie is incredibly fetch, despite Cleveland, Lakewood. Point, Oberlin College (standing in for the fact that fetch is never going to happen. OSU). This is the best way to gorge on Tina Fey's Captain America: The Winter acerbic wit outside of 30 Rock. Soldier: Chris Evans stars as a Harper Valley PTA: Barbara Eden stars superhero forced back into ac­ as a single mom intent on being Auntie Mame tion when a colleague is hurt. Also elected PTA president and getting back This is a role drag queens were born to play, starring: Scarlett Johansson, Sebas­ at her rivals. Also starring: Ronny Cox, though no one will ever outdo Rosalind Rus­ tian Stan, Emily VanCamp. Filmed in Cleve­ Audrey Christie. Filmed in Lebanon. sell in this 1958 classic. land as a stand-in for Washington D.C. Howard the Duck: Multiple actors star Mommie Dearest A Christmas Story: Peter Billingsley stars as a duck who must help Earth protect This 1981 film is a no-brainer. It's a Joan as a boy hoping to receive a BB gun in this itself from an alien invasion. Also star­ Crawford biopic for God's sakes. starred as Christmas classic. Also starring: Jean Shep­ ring: Lea Thompson, Tim Robbins. Clueless Cleveland in much of the herd, Melinda Dillon, Darren McGavin. Filmed in Cleveland. The 1995 Jane Austin novel adaptaion has more 1989 movie. Major League, Filmed in Cleveland. one-liners than Leno. As if! Alicia Silverstone, but Cleveland has starred The Shawshank Redemption: Tim Rob- Justin Blare and Brittany Murphy. as New York, Washington The Deer Hunter: Robert De Niro stars as a bins stars as a banker who serves time and, yes, even Kazakhstan steelworker who serves in the Vietnam War. in prison for a crime he denies commit­ Also starring: Christopher Walken, John Sav­ My Best Friend's Wedding in other films. Here are some ting. Also starring: Morgan Freeman, age, Meryl Streep. Filmed in Cleveland, It might be a Julia Roberts film, but Rupert of the movies that have been Bob Gunton. Filmed at the Ohio State Steubenville and Struthers, including Everett stole the show. Love this 1997 flick. filmed across Ohio: Reformatory in Mansfield. scenes in a real U.S. Steel mill. Love the bag, love the shoes, love everything.

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by Debra Shade LGBT filmmakers; but again, as a person who falls in this cat­ It would seem, of course, that the movie-making mecca would egory, I would say it isn't our biggest fight. come with a much shorter climb. I am more concerned, I thought the hardest thing about seeking investors and actors though, that there might be a downward spiral faster than the for a movie with 17 sex scenes - hetero, lesbian and gay, a If only. infamous Drop Tower at Kings Island. foursome, fisting and fruit play - would be convincing them that it's not porn. From casting to forming a pro­ Jr \s, There might be more opportunities, duction crew, the ride for me but the surroundings themselves I didn't think the hardest battle would be living in the Midwest, has been bumpy and littered Are we saying that might be harmful to one's value considering that Columbus can attract such sexual expres­ with opinionated "freedom" systems. I don't doubt it would be sions of freedom as a show entitled, The Filthiest Fucking supporters who use that fine lesbian, gay, bisexual Thing Ever. The very same people who ridicule or judge are part line of creative "input" to judge easier for most people in California, of the demographic that attracts a Canadian production com­ and categorize a movie of this and transgender mi­ but would it be for an African- pany to the middle of the Middle West - Columbus - for an content. American lesbian female? event called Sexaplooza. norities don't want to Sure, the world has a few awe­ So I stay. And the more I push the If not for being in the midst of one of the most exhilarating some LGBT films. Of course write films and share movie via a monthly event called roller coaster rides of my career, I'd probably have very little to there are out and active film­ their stories? Adult Recess and various branding say about African-Americans and LGBT film. However, because makers. But the question to techniques and book-signings I'm on the up-climb of this ancient, stringent and monopolized pose in the African-American around the region, I am more often industry roller coaster, I can personally speak on the issue. LGBT community is not, "Do we ^ e met with judgment and opposition of need another gay movie?" It's "Do we need more gay African- the movie content and my sexuality. It leaves me to wonder why the Midwest wouldn't be open to a American filmmakers?" movie called Deviant Desires, based on my book about a fe­ Despite the knowledge that California may be more accepting male sex addict. Are we saying that lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender mi­ and my belief that this region is the biggest part of the fight, I norities don't want to write films and share their stories? As a also think the fight lies in the content and where you are trying to market the content. No matter how much we're gaining to­ The market for such films exists. LGBT-themed movies, regard­ person who falls in this category, believe me: That is not the less of their level of sexual content, have been released. Pariah ward equality, we're losing a battle of acceptance of LGBT con­ case. Actors and filmmakers alike in the LGBT community (2011), written and directed by Dee Rees, is a story about tent in film. African-American lesbians in a light that has rarely been seem to face hurdles that don't exist outside the minority film­ shown. making industry. Whether or not they're as borderline pornographic as Deviant Desires, more victories are needed. More minority filmmakers Author Love Dixon states in her book, and Are we saying that the Midwest cannot produce such films? As are needed. More acceptance is needed. Loving It!, that minorities have been raised with the belief that a resident of the Midwest, I know that is not the case. being gay and being black are not synonymous. This belief Debra Shade is an author and owner of Shade Publishing in Columbus. You The most common thing I'm told when seeking advice on how can find her on Facebook at Shadyontop or follow her on Twitter system could be why there are very few out and open minority ©shadeyontop. to survive this particular rollercoaster is, "Move to California."

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My choice would be Kevin Smith, director of Clerks and Chas­ Who would play It would have to be someone who is hilarious, aloof, ing Amy. I have been approached by his fans for photos and you in your seductive, intelligent, sarcastic, annoying, intense, autographs; I respectfully decline, of course. dramatic, honest and gorgeous beyond belief. So, biopic? the only person qualified would have to be... Johnny Kevin is a fat and snarky bearded guy, as am I. But, I lick Depp. Oh, and on the set I will babysit his new fi­ peen, and, as far as I know, Kevin does not. But he would ancee, former lesbian Amber Heard! have to act out some of the kinky adventures I got myself What into. This would make me giggle profusely. would If I be catch-in' me a leprechaun, I would be givin' him a you good Irish Spring scrubbin' because you ain't a-knowin' how do if you caught a many toads and witches the wee bugger was a muddlin' with. Then, I would be demandin' the grantin' of me 500 Well, most folks are leprechauns to me because leprechaun? gold a day for the rest of me life. Finally, I would be enterin' of my height. But if I caught a real one, I would him in one of those fancy drag pageants with the name of steal two leprechaun outfits: one for each of Lucie 0' Charm. Given all of the rainbows, magic and my Chihuahuas. (Yes, I am that queer). glitter, he would be sure to win!

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Fan Favorite 'Steel Magnolias' Hits CATCO Stage HV H»l« THE Airr"* »E by Erin McCalla Sam Schisler. "She [his drag persona] re­ author; Shelby is based on Harling's sis­ That is one of the reasons the CATCO cast lated really well to Truvy because of her ter, who died of complications from dia­ is age-appropriate. "All gay men have track lightin'. And all big hair!" betes. It's a play about the love for the gay men are named Mark, Rick or Steve." women he grew up with. (Sorry about the "Any actress who is anyone wanted to be CATCO Producing Director Steven C. An­ spoiler, but come on: The play is over 25 in this show," he said. "It was a hard Clairee is quoting her nephew, Marshall, derson was surprised at first to learn of years old!) show to cast - there were 50 women for who recently came out of the closet. A the gay fan base, but after some thought callback." beat later, Ouiser enters and remarks he said it probably has a lot to do with a While the characters spend plenty of time that she loves her track lighting, which similar sense of humor that's shared be­ talking about the men in their lives, there Anderson decided upon Josie Merkle to her grandson, Steve, helped install. The tween the characters and the men who are no on-stage roles for men. But don't play Clairee, Jackie Bates to fill feisty ladies in Truvy's beauty shop all laugh. cite Steel Magnolias as a favorite. worry, because all the favorite one-liners Ouiser's shoes, Gail Griffith to play Truvy, and sassy barbs are there, including An­ Sarah Behrens as M'Lynn, Kelly Strand as Although that's the one queer reference in "There is a shared sensibility and chem­ derson's favorite: "There's no such thing Annelle and Andrea Schmitt as Shelby. the entire script, Steel Magnolias is often istry in the beauty shop," Anderson said. as natural beauty." regarded a gay play/film, and CATCO will "They know each other's business, give The play is sure to make you laugh and present the stage play at Studio One in each other 'advice,' they know what's "The play is tighter than the movie," he cry at all the familiar spots, but remem­ the Riffe Center from March 26 through best. They have these coming-of-ages said. "I think it will be more popular." ber what Truvy said: "I have a strict pol­ April 13. that they help each other with." icy that nobody cries alone in my But gay men aren't the only demographic presence." But, wait. You don't think Steel Magnolias For the uninitiated, the play about three to love this story. The show has had many is gay? generations of Louisiana women - written different lives, from the off-Broadway Mark, Rick and Steve better remember to by gay playwright Robert Harling - start, to the blockbuster film, to a 2005 bring tissues. We did an informal survey asking mem­ opened off-Broadway in 1987. Shelby and run on Broadway, to the 2012 TV remake 'Steel Magnolias' bers of the community to name their fa­ Annelle are in their 20s; Truvy and MIynn with an all-black cast that included vorite LGBT film, and we received a are middle-aged; and Ouiser and Clairee Queen Latifah, Phylicia Rashad and Alfre CATCO's production of Steel Magnolias surprising number of Steel Magnolia re­ are the widowed matriarchs of the group. Woodard. The story has longevity. will run from March 26 through April 13, sponses: The story is centered on the mother- Wednesdays through Sundays, at Studio daughter relationship of MIynn and "It hits a lot of people with its genera­ One in the Riffe Center. "Steel Magnolias... I know, is it a gay Shelby, and much of the play takes place tions of women," Anderson said. "Fans movie? You bet," said Jose Rodriguez. in Truvy's beauty parlor. are rabid about the show." "It's got Shirley MacLaine, , Showtimes are 11a Wednesdays ($11), Julia Roberts, Olympia Dukakis, Sally The movie, with a screenplay adapted by There was even a cast in the 8p Thursdays ($41), 8p Fridays and Sat­ Field. It does not get any gayer than Harling, was released in 1989 with an works, but Harling put a stop to it. urdays ($45) and 2p Sundays ($41). The that!" all-star cast of Julia Roberts, Sally Field, performance on Thursday, March 27 is Darryl Hannah, Olympia Dukakis, Shirley "He felt, as do I, that while these women only $25 and starts at 7:30p. "As a former Miss Bat-N-Rouge as McClain and Dolly Parton. are funny, they are real. They aren't cari­ Suzanne Sugarbaker, Miss Georgia World, catures," Anderson said. Tickets are available through Ticket- Steel Magnolias is still my favorite," said The story is semi-autobiographical for its master at www.catco.com.

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It's March, which means it's time to thaw out and limber up. We've paired softer styles from local designers and boutiques with models (and a few trained dancers) to enact a Rite of Spring.

Pinks and pastels provide a family of options and in­ spirations, all i the way from the strictness of ballet to J> the sweet­ ness of rib­ bon bows. 4k As in Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring, new growth de­ mands a sacrifice.

It's necessary each year to shed winter's cocoon and start fresh, to push outside a comfort zone. What will you do this year?

Photography: Clare Gatto Styling/Production: Mitch McGuire Hair: Josh Park for Phia Salon Nails: Mishelle Lynch Makeup: Leela Singh Models: Aaron Fleming, Sabrina Lumley, Ella a Matweyou, Michael Morris, Michaela Neu, and Alexander Singer Ella wears sweater Smartypants Vintage.

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42 march 2014 Megan Masek's favorite LGBT movies: But I'm a Cheerleader, D.E.B.S. outlookohio.com McConaughey, Van Sant Cynthia Nixon Populates Team for 'Sea of Trees' 'Stockholm, Pennsylvania'

We no longer remember Failure to Launch or Lest we forget that indie cinema is still the main Ghosts of Girlfriends Past. destination for gut-wrenching, heartbreaking sto­ ries, here comes Stockholm, Pennsylvania. We happily put them out of our head when Matthew McConaughey took the wheel of his ter­ The debut directorial feature from Nikole Beck- rible career and pulled an awesome u-turn into with was adapted from the stage play and devel­ seriously excellent work, the kind he promised oped through the Sundance Screenwriting Lab. It everyone back in Dazed and Confused. sounds like it's going to require a box of Kleenex to deal with. Whether it's on TV in HBO's wickedly great True Detective or in good movie after good movie like This kidnapping drama tells the story of a devel­ Mud, Killer Joe or his now-Oscar-nominated turn opmental^ stunted young woman (Saoirse in Dallas Buyers Club, the man is on fire in the Ronan) who's held for 20 years by her captor best possible way. (Jason Isaacs) and then reunited with her birth mother (Cynthia Nixon). Her mother must strug­ So it's almost run-of-the-mill good news to learn gle to nurture the daughter she's never known, that he's taken a role in the latest Gus Van Sant earn her trust and affection, and fight to restore drama, Sea of Trees, opposite . her to the world of functioning human beings. From a Chris Sparling (Buried) script that made the 2013 Black List, Van Sant will tell the story of In other words, here comes Nixon swinging for the an American man who goes to the notorious Sui­ bleachers, and if anyone can get us to enter this cide Forest located in the foothills of Japan's sorrowful world, it's her. She always was the Mount Fuji. coolest member of the Sex and the City gang. Shooting this year, expect accolades for Nixon There he meets Watanabe, who's having second come 2015. thoughts about his own planned demise, and the two begin a journey out of the forest and back to Gay Director Tackles the land of the living. 'College Republicans' Maybe when he finds his way out hell give Kate Hudson some career rehab pointers. Hot new gay director John Krokidas, fresh off his 2013 indie hit about the Beat Generation, Kill Your 'Regression' Moves Ahead Darlings, has plans to reunite his stars for the next project on his plate. With Co-Star Emma Watson Krokidas is looking for Kill cast members Daniel Alejandro Amenabar, the gay Academy Award- Radcliffe and Dane DeHaan to reteam for College winning Chilean-Spanish filmmaker, isn't afraid to Republicans. go there. From a Black List script by Wes Jones, the film is He put Nicole Kidman through supernatural hell a period piece, set in 1973. It's about much with The Others and directed Javier Bardem in the younger versions of right-wing political operatives euthanasia-themed drama The Sea Inside. Now Lee Atwater and Karl Rove on a very strange po­ it's Emma Watson's turn as she takes a role in the litical road trip. director's new film, Regression. It's a thriller with a disturbing (and, until now, under-wraps) plot. The light-hearted satire of the birth of contempo­ rary dirty-tricks campaigning will tell the story of So far what we know is that the script is from Rove cutting his teeth on a hardball campaign for Amenabar himself and co-stars Ethan Hawke as a the National College Republicans chairmanship convicted sex offender with no memory of crimes under the guidance of campaign manager Atwa­ that include raping his own daughter. No news on ter. whether Watson plays the daughter or the profes­ sional who engineers the title's therapeutic In other words, it doesn't sound like a warm, fuzzy process that helps Hawke retrieve evidence of his Tea Party-approved biopic. Good. horrible actions. Romeo San Vicente knows all about dirty campaigns. Ask that Look for it to make your local multiplex the feel-bad still-angry homecoming king he used to know. He can be place of 2015. reached at [email protected]. outlookohio.com Jeremy Blake's favorite LGBT movies: Brother Outsider, Philadelphia, My Own Private Idaho, Milk march 2014 43 interview

ument the Dea f Prop 8 V \ by Erin McCalla V We're pretty pleased with the final film now that it's down to 110 minutes.

On June 26,2013, Proposition 8 - the voter-approved measun t undid marriage equality EM: When will HBO subscribers be able to see A Case Against 8? in California - was struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court. RW: The broadcast is set for June 23. We played Sundance and we will be playing [], and then well have a lot of screenings around the country on the festival cir­ But the story started five years earlier for gay filmmakers Ben Cotner and Ryan White, who cuit also some one-off screenings that HBO will be doing. followed the lawyers and plaintiffs involved with the case pretty much from its beginning. BC: Cleveland is one of our early festivals.... And our first in the Midwest which I'm excited A Case Against 8, an HBO documentary film, premiered in late January at the Sundance Film about because I'm from Indiana. Festival, where it won a directing award for best U.S. documentary. Outlook is sponsoring its screening at the Cleveland International Film Festival on March 21 and March 22. EM: Ben, I understand this is your first film, and Ryan you have made three. Have you been to the Cleveland International Film Festival be­ Erin McCalla: You have five years of footage. How many hours of film? fore? Ryan White: 600. RW: I was there last year, actually, with a film [Good 01' Freda], so it was awesome. We had, I think like, six sold-out screenings of my film last year, and it won an audience award, In 600 hours, the moments that we thought were really important many times... were very which is always exciting. unimportant Or sometimes there were years that were unimportant So it was pretty easy [for the editor] to sift through in that way, but it came down to just picking the best mo­ The audiences in Cleveland were crazy engaged. No one left when the credits rolled. They ments of the twists and turns of the trial.... all stuck around for the Q&A. They [the CIFF] do a really good job of programming films where they get the audiences really excited.

44 march 2014 Siobhan Boyd-Nelson's favorite LGBT movie: Pariah outlookohio.com EM: Congratulations on your award at But... there are still 33 states where gay mar­ Sundance! What was that whole ex­ riage is illegal and that's sort of the end of our perience like? film, and it leaves you with that. So there's ob­ BC: Well, Ryan and I actually met at Sundance viously more work to be done. As filmmakers, it five years ago, so it was exciting for both of us felt like being a part of history... but we know to premiere the film there. And then to win an there is so much more history that has to be award was something that I don't think we made that we won't be filming. For, me it's bit­ have fully absorbed yet. It's pretty exciting. tersweet.

EM: Is there anything you want our EM: What's next for both of you? readers to know about the film before BC: First and foremost, for Ryan and I, a big they see it? chunk of this year is going to be spent getting RW: What is the climate on marriage in Ohio? this film out there. I think one of the things that was most exciting for us, showing the film [I describe FreedomOhio and its effort to get at Sundance and other festivals like Cleveland, marriage equality on the November ballot and it's not just a film about gay marriage. It's the debate on whether 2014 is the right time to about standing up for your rights. move forward.] A Case Against 8 will screen at Tower City Cinemas RW: It sounds a lot like Prop 8 in 2008. It as a part of the Cleveland International Film Festival sounds like it would be a really interesting film on March 21 at 6:10p and on March 22 at 4:20p. for both camps to come to. There will be a panel discussion afteward with Ben Cotner and Ryan White. EM: How did it feel after your film was wrapped? Was there a great sense of weight lifted from you, or was it more bittersweet mo­ ment because "AS FILMMAKERS, IT FELT after five years, it's come to an end? LIKE BEING A PART OF RW: It was bittersweet. HISTORY ... BUT WE I mean, the ending of our film is very happy KNOW THERE IS SO obviously because Prop 8 was struck MUCH MORE HISTORY down. The four main plaintiffs we had been THAT HAS TO BE MADE." following for five years -we were following their families-we be­ - Ryan White came very invested in their lives. We got to watch them get married, which was thrilling outlookohio.com Joe Howard's favorite LGBT movie: For the Bible Telts Me So march 2014 45 bookmark

am& The Man Behind Marie Antoinette's Hair Is Hidden No More by Tom Muzyka rate court at Versailles. But it would be the last thing to go, and here was a lock of it. I was spellbound. Franklin University professor Will Bashor loves all things French Revolution: the blood, the chaos, the... hair? TM: All of the political machinations involved merely in the appointment of a hairdresser to court were His book, Marie Antoinette's Head: The Royal Hairdresser, the immense. How do you think Autie learned to maneu­ Queen, and the Revolution, discusses the lives and times of ver this political climate? Marie Antoinette and a lesser known historical figure, her hair­ WB: I truly believe Leonard slept his way to the top. He dresser. While the history books don't talk much about Leonard was charming, seductive and he not only opened up the Autie, Bashor has detailed the stylist's rise in the French court ladies' purses but the doors to their boudoirs as well. and his attempt to smuggle the royal family out of France be­ fore their journey to the guillotine. He was also a genius. His fame from dressing hair in the the­ atre helped propel him to the top, but he also knew that gain­ Autie's story is like a Hollywood script. He starts ing the patronage of a countess and then a king's life in a poor southern French town but SCOthinO favorite, Madame du Barry, would be necessary to sets out for bigger and better things in enter the circle of the soon-to-arrive Princess Leonard r Paris. He sleeps and plots his way pamphlets WITH Marie Antoinette from Austria. He was natu- sought ^^^ ^^ only fame and for­ up the social ladder, all the way rallytalente d at intri8ue from the get 80 tune in the be- ginning, but his close into Marie Antoinette's service. DornooraDhic ~ ' relationship with the queen became more important as time His influence turns the future images depicting the TM:Oneofthecnticismsofthequeen, passed, using his personal fortune to help support the impris­ queen into France's trendsetter. *~i ae±r\ '+K k\/-\+h o<^ ^c as her popularity waned, was of her oned royals. queen WITn DOm Sexes promiscuity with courtiers of both gen- The glamour, the decadence, the ^Q|-Q ramDOnt ^ers* *"* ** ^ou *'n^ was more Because of the "Gay Best Friend" theme, many of my readers hairstyles. All of it coifs a web of scandalous in her time: her sexual ap- have asked if Leonard was gay and, although I doubt it, he did political unrest and fashion faux pas. I hfOUghOUt petite, or that her supposed lovers in- have a personal assistant called "le beau Julien" or "the Autie's increasingly grandiose stylings Pnri ^ cMed women as well as men? handsome Julien." Leonard had several children and was are a symbol of the increasingly decadent WB: This is a touchy question, Tom, because we known to have mistresses, including his maid, but at that time court during a period of hardship for the French have no real proof that Marie Antoinette was ever intimate many men did not marry for love, often tying the knot to avoid people. with any of her courtiers, male or female. However, scathing the stigma of being gay or, more damaging to one's reputation, pamphlets with pornographic images depicting the queen of being impotent. Bashor researched the lives and deaths of the French royal with both sexes were rampant throughout Paris before the family while attending the American Graduate School in Paris. Revolution.... flead a longer version of Tom He's happy to share his passion for bloody revolution and tow­ jlftzyka's interview with V ering hairstyles: The attitude toward in France at this time, flashor at outlookohio.com. You from my studies, seemed to be more relaxed than that in can find out more about Leonard Artie, the French Revolution and Tom Muzyka: How did you learn about Autie and his work? Protestant countries like England and Germany. I'm not /w at www.willbashor.com. Will Bashor: I was spending an afternoon after school at the saying that it wasn't condemned by the Catholic Church Carnavalet Museum, a collection strong on the history of Paris in France, but we know that Louis XIV's brother, the Mon­ and the French Revolution, when I came across a lock of Marie sieur, was openly gay. Antoinette's hair. TM: Autie's role to Marie Antoinette makes me think of I remembered that she almost fainted at the sight of the red- the "Gay Best Friend." Yes I'm stereotyping and not all hooded executioner in her prison cell that cold morning, and hairdressers are gay, and you mention that Autie had ON THE ROYAL she recoiled with horror when he asked her to turn around so many liaisons with aristocratic ladies in his rise to HAIRDRESS THE QVEt: he could cut her hair, necessary to ensure that the guillotine's power. But do you think there is a possibility that he ANO THE blade would work properly. might have entertained some of the dashing counts or REVOLT,'TIO foreign officers who attended the queen? Her hair. It was the talk of all Europe when she held her elabo-

46 march 2014 Ruben Costilla Herrera's favorite LGBT movie: Mosquito y Mari outlookohio.com 23 frames per second Whose Line I s 11 Anyway? Can you guess which movies these lines are from?

1. Oh God, I pierced the toast!

2. Sir, wouldn't you be more comfortable in a study room? No. Would it make you more comfortable?

3. She's just upset because the fish on her plate Ohio has churned out the land, she's best Burgess Meredith: He was is the only kind she can eat. most U.S. presidents. (Never her roles in A Raisin in the fampusforhisroleas mind that the last one was Sun and American Gangster. Hal Holbrook: The Cleve­ Mickey in Rocky and later as 4. I've said it before, and Til say it again: No back in 1923.) But we are land-born actor was nomi­ Jack Lemon's father in more fucking ABBA! also fertile ground for stars Clark Gable: Best known for nated for an Oscar for Grumpy Old Men. He was of the silver screen, and Gone With the Wind and his 2007's Into the Wild. bom in Cleveland and was 5. Those aren't the right kind! I told you cha cha many have even won Acad­ Academy Award-winning nominated for two Oscars. heels, black ones! emy Awards and Golden role in It Happened One Terrence Howard: Raised in Globes for their efforts. Here Night, Gable was born in Cleveland, he was nomi­ Paul Newman: The Shaker 6. My body may be a work in progress, but is a portion of the list we've Cadiz. nated for an Academy Award Heights native and Kenyon there is nothing wrong with my soul. assembled. See the whole for his lead role in Hustle & College grad was nominated Walk of Fame at outlooko- Flow. He has also appeared for nine Oscars and won for Teri Gam The Lakewood na­ 7. Well, I'm already going to hell for kissing you hio.com. tive received a Best Support­ in Ray, Crash, and Get Rich The Color of Money in 1987. so I may as well take the scenic route. ing Actress nomination for or Die Tryin'. Halle Berry: The Cleveland Tootsie. Sarah Jessica Parker: Car­ native won the 2002 Oscar Allison Janney: In addition to rie Bradshaw was bom in 8.1 wish I knew how to quit you. for Best Actress for her role Lillian Gish: The First Lady of supporting roles in Juno and Nelsonville and grew up in in Monster's Ball. American Cinema was born Drop Dead Gorgeous, the Cincinnati. She took her Sex 9. Shoot her in the head, Wardell! in Springfield. Dayton native rose to fame and the City role from TV to William Boyd: Famous for on TV's The West Wing. the big screen. 10. The earring: fun... last year. portraying cowboy hero Joel Gray: Born in Cleveland, Hopalong Cassidy, he was he won an Academy Award, Carol Kane: She became Roy Rogers: The King of 11. A homosexual with power. That's scary. born near Cambridge. a Golden Globe and a Tony, known for her role in Annie Cowboys was born in Cincin­ all for his role as the Master Hall and was nominated for nati. 12. American Bitch: the dog magazine for of Ceremonies in Cabaret. an Academy award for Hes­ George Chakiris: The West women and their dogs. It's a focus on the Side Story star who won the ter Street. Bom in Cleveland, Martin Sheen: Best known issues of the lesbian pure-bred dog owner. Oscar in 1962 for Best Sup­ Margaret Hamilton: The she also was a scene-stealer for his roles in Badlands and porting Actor was bom in Cleveland native is ranked as the Ghost of Christmas Apocalypse Now, the Dayton Norwood. as the No. 4 movie villain of Present in Scrooged with Bill native later starred in TV's 13. It's my first day as a woman, already it's that all time by the American Murray. The West Wing. time of the month. George Clooney: The two- Film Institute. She was the time Academy Award Winner Wicked Witch of the West in John Lfthgow: He received Steven Spielberg: The Best 14.1 hate my life. I hate your life, too. spent part of his childhood The Wizard of Oz. an Academy Award nomina­ Director Oscar Winner for in Columbus and Mason. tion for The World According Schindlers List and Saving 15. You ever get cum in your eye, Gabriel? Woody Harrelson: Raised in to Garp, in which he played Private Ryan was born in Hmm? It burns! Beverly D'Angelo: Ellen Lebanon, he has starred in a trans woman. He spent his Cincinnati. Griswold from the National White Men Can't Jump, The teen years in Akron and >P!J1 91 Lampoon Vacation films People vs. Larry Flint and the Lakewood. Fred Willard: The mainstay Ao i.uoa sAog p[ grew up in Upper Arlington. recent Hunger Games series. of Christopher Guest movies LjOU| AJ6UV 3MI puo 6(Mp8H "£ L Katie Holmes: The Toledo Rob Lowe: The Brat Pack Waiting for Guffman, Best in MOLisuuseg zi Doris Day: The Cincinnati native starred in TV's Daw­ member is from Dayton. Show, A Mighty Wind and For MW ' LI native first sang her signa­ son's Creek and Batman Be­ Your Consideration is also Aejyep'Ol ture "Que Sera Sera" in Al­ gins. Paul Lynde: Best known known as Ron Burgundy's SGAH PIPJOS '6 fred Hitchcock's The Man boss. He's from Shaker from TV, the Mount Vernon ujD|unoi/M >)ODq8>|Ojg -g Who Knew Too Much. Bob Hope: The star of 54 native was a scene-stealer Heights. sADCJjeuDT v films used to joke about in the 1963 film version of Dorothy Dandridge: The never being nominated for Bye Bye Birdie. Debra Winger: Best known D0U8LUDSUDJ1 "9 Cleveland native was nomi­ an Oscar, but he hosted the for her roles in Urban Cow­ eiqnoji 8|DLU8j *g nated for a Best Actress show 14 times and won four Dean Martin: Part of the Rat boy, An Officer and a Gentle­ JJ8S8Q 814 JO U88n© 'DHJOSUd JO S8JnjU8APV 8l|l 'p Oscar in 1955 for her role in honorary awards. He grew Pack, the Steubenville native man and Terms of J8pD8|J88io D iu,| jng £ Carmen Jones. up in Cleveland. appeared as the straight Endearment, Winger was D!ijd|8pD|!Md 'Z man to Jerry Lewis's goof. bom and raised in Cleveland 86Dopjjg 8i|i' L Ruby Dee: A native of Cleve­ Heights. :SJ8MSUV ouTlookohio.com Letha Pugh's favorite LGBT movies: Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Boys Don't Cry, Set it Off march 2014 47 I * the nightlife Tuesdays are Movie Night at Club Diversity by Bryan Cole tured dogs: Old Yeller; Hachi: A Dog's Tale; a close with holiday fare. friend's house party. Turner & Hooch; Good- There's a silver lining to everything, including Bye, My Lady; and Marley Wheeler has even dedicated The unpretentious environment is more than hard economic times. the months of April and No­ accommodating for side conversations. Subti­ vember to themes suggested tles are always on, and movie night-goers often In 2010, the Columbus bar scene was still re­ Inside the weekly eight- via Club D's Facebook page. recite of popular lines of old favorites. That's the covering from the Great Recession, and that hour block from roughly Ample popcorn and the club's environment Wheeler wants. often meant a hard look at expenses. For Club 4p to midnight, Wheeler signature martinis are year- Diversity bartender Craig Wheeler, this pre­ favors some kind of round fixtures, and regulars "It's one thing to tell someone something [about sented an opportunity: Instead of hiring enter­ theme. There has to be often bring in snacks to share, a film], and another to experience it with them." tainers to perform every Tuesday, why not host a structure, he jokes, or film screening? else "the guys would Even if you're not a film buff, So whether you know all of Fellini's filmography have us watch What Ever Club Diversity is an inviting or none at all, Club D Movie Night is a great Wheeler slapped together a Gene Tierney film Happened to Baby Jane ace to settle in for an intro­ chance to sit back, grab a drink and become retrospective, and that evening, the Club D every other week." duction. Located in a repur- acquainted with the greats of the art. Or offer Movie Night tradition was born. posed 1880 home on S High up a program of your own. As the seasons change, Street in the Brewery District, As the weekly event has grown in popularity, the patrons can expect a ro­ the prominent stairway and Just make sure you're not stingy on the Bette screenings have given Wheeler an outlet to tating selection of films. March usually boasts a unique floor plan give the bar the feel of a Davis. show off his film-programming skills. A roundup of the previ­ cineaste at heart, his selections are reverent ous year's Oscar BARS + CLUBS and cheeky in equal measure. One week, bar- heavyweights, while GAYLUMBUS NIGHTLIFE goers might be treated to a Peter OToole tribute, Wheeler likes to screen 1. AWOL/The Barracks 8. Level the next to a raucous night of camp classics ti­ more traditional block­ 49 Parsons Ave, 614.621.8779, 700 N High St 614.754.1342, tled, "So Bad It's Good." busters on the club's awolbar.com www.levelcolumbus.com back patio during 1 b. Manhole-Columbus 9. 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MONDAY FUNOAY WEDNESDAY MARCH 5 Nicos Gun ©Woodlands Tavern, 1200 W FOSTERING A CRUSH JUST GET A NDSEIOB LIKE A NORMAL PERSON 3rd Ave, 614.299.4987. woodlands- Chrissy Foster @ Wall Street Nightclub, The Phantom of the Opera @ The Ohio tavem.com: All-day happy hour paired 144 NWall St, 614.464.2800, Theatre, 39 E. State St.. 614.469.0939, with a free concert. Just think of it as wallstreetnightclub.com: Get the best of www.broadwayincolumbus.com: Like preparation for St Paddy's Day. 7p; free. both worlds by starting your night with a squatting in opera houses? Dressing up little acoustic chick rock before Wall Street's mannequins in your free time? Andrew Lloyd TUESDAY MARCH 11 monthly Traffic Jam dance party. 8p-10p; Webbers stalk-y musical is probably for you. I GOT MY B.S. IN BEER SNOBBERY $3-$5. 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THE IRISH LOVE THEIR BREAKFAST POTATOES SUNDAY MARCH 23 Free Breakfast Buffet @ Cavan, 1409 DON'T TELL THE COCA COLA HATERS THURSDAY, MARCH 27 S High St, 614.725.5502, African American Heritage Festival @ THERE Is No SUCH THING AS NATURAL BEAUTY cavanirishpub.com; Come join Cavan OSU, www.heritagefestival.osu.edu: The Steel Magnolias @ Riffe Center Studio Irish Pub for a free buffet starting at 36th year of the festival is all about One Theatre, 77 S High St. 614.460.7214, 6a. In the spirit of St Patrick's Day. "Imara," the Swahili word for resilience. www.catco.org: "If you can't say anything stick around for a variety of draft Through March 29. Check website for nice about anybody, come sit by be!" specials available all day. You're sure various event times; free. Grab Mark, Rick and Steve and see the to spot Paddy O'Furniture (the "gay classic Southern belle play. 7:30p; $34. leprechaun") at some point. 6a; free. MONDAY MARCH 24 FRIDAY MARCH 28 TUESDAY MARCH 18 I THINK I MIGHT HAVE SPRAINED SOMETHING... TICKLE THOSE IVORIES THEY ARE STARDUST, THEY ARE GOLDEN Community Yoga class with Balanced (THOSE ARE LYRICS, NOT OLD JOKES) Yoga @ Whole Foods, 1555 W Lane Ave, Fred Hersch Trio @ Wexner Center for Crosby, Stills and Nash @ Palace 614.481.3400, wholefoodsmarket.com: the Arts, 1871N High St, 614.292.3535, Theatre, 34 W Broad St, 614.469.9850. Make sure to stretch and grab your mat wexarts.org: Cincinnati pianist, composer www.ticketmaster.com; This folk rock before meeting in the front cafe for a yoga Fred Hersch and his accompanists supergroup made up of David Crosby, class with instructors from Balanced Yoga, perform classic jazz songs by artists from (yes, he's still alive) Stephen Stills and because there's nothing like bare feet in a Miles Davis to Cole Porter (Trivia: Cole

Graham Nash, known for its intricate grocery store. 9a-I0a; free. Poter was bisexual.) 8p; $13-22. vocal harmonies and political activism, returns to perform classic TUESDAY MARCH 25 SATURDAY MARCH 29 hits. 7;30p; $59-$96. No, NOT THOSE OLD GUYS WITH THE BEARDS So YOU'RE TELLING ME n's NOT A COMEDY . II Ward with Grizfolk & The O'Mys @ A&R Twelve Hours @ Garden Theater, 1187 N WEDNESDAY MARCH 19 Music Bar, 391 Neil Ave, 614.461.5483, High St, 614.725.4042, SGT PEPPER TAUGHT THE BAND TO PLAY promowestlive.com: Sit back and relax to shortnorthstage.org: Jimmy is on death Bigger Than Jesus: @ the bluesy sound of ZZ Ward. 6:30p; $15. row awaiting execution, and this is the Shadowbox Live, 503 S Front St. 614.416.7625. shadowboxlive.org: This story of his last hours. I'm not entirely live rockumentary celebrates the band WEDNESDAY MARCH 26 sure, but I don't think there's a song-and- WHY THE PLUCK NOT? dance number. 7:30p; $20. that changed the world. 7:30p; $20-$25. Happy Hour With CSO @ Ohio Theatre, 39 E THURSDAY MARCH 20 State St. 614.469.0939, SUNDAY MARCH 30 HAWKING JENNIE 0 TURKEY? • columbussymphony.com: Enjoy a free LET THE GAY MARRIAGES BEGIN Jillian Michaels: Maximize Your Life @ concert featuring Ades. Haydn and Love Big LGBT Wedding and Ceremony Palace Theatre, 34 W Broad St, Tchaikovsky, with complimentary appetizers Vendor Expo @ High Line Car House, 614.469.9850, www.capa.com: and special drink prices. 5:30p; free. 550 S High St, Facebook: Love Big: A two-hour motivational speech will Outlook and Two Caterers present this have you wanting to hit the 24-hour STAND TOGETHER GLBT Wedding Expo with tons of vendors gym afterward. So you better grab a Allies for Equality @ Equality Ohio, 118 E to help plan your big day and a mimosa big, greasy dinner before the show. Will Main St. Ste 100, www.equalityohio.org: Join bar to keep your nerves in check. 10a-4p; she address the recent Biggest Loser EO for a fundraiser (they call it a "party") free. scandal? 8p $25-$150. ; honoring Ally of the Year Nancy Kramer. 5:30p-7:30p;$100. LET IT GLOW FRIDAY MARCH 21 Glow Party With Nina West @ Axis, 775 WHAT'S YOUR POINTE? Outlook Nights Out Symphony in C @ THAT TAKES OVARIES N High St, 614.291.4008, Ohio Theatre, 39 E State St, 614.469.0939, The Four Bitchin' Babes in Mid-Life Vices: axisonhigh.com: Wear white and cover balletmet.org: BalletMet and Cincinnati A Guilt-Free Musical Revue @ Southern yourself with glow paint, featuring music Ballet team up for the weekend to present Theatre. 21E Main St, 614.340.1896, by DJ Rob Engel and hosted by Nina and Balachine's Symphony in C. What could be www.capa.com: Musician-comedienne- Virginia West. Free glow toys for all, plus better than girls doing high kicks and men writer quartet entertain audiences with their a meet-and-greetwith Nina and Virginia in tights, amiright? Buyone-get-one-half- stand-up and tight vocal harmonies as they after. Ages 18+. 10p;$7-$60. off tickets tonight when you use online journal the lives of the Baby Boomer

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Aries (March 21 -April 19) Scorpio In true leader-of-the-Zodiac fashion, you are (October 23 - November 21) jonesing to get some spring cleaning started. You You are in a very playful mood, in a slightly adven­ are sorting through your closets, drawers and lovers. turous way. Hopefully, you have a mate or a play­ (Enchanted (Elements Out with the old and in with the new, right? Just re­ mate who's up for some fun. If not, you may throw a member: Sometimes old is fabulous vintage. temper-tantrum. Play nice, or at least keep your in­ tarot I palmistry I counseling I gifts surance current. Taurus (April 20 - May 20) Sagittarius The decisions you made last month are having an (November 22 - December 21) impact on your life. You made your bed, and now it's You need to get some rest before you continue to time to lay in it. I hope it's a bed with 1,000 thread- conquer the world. Take a break, get your breath and count sheets and not a bed of nails. Either way, get review your options. Spend a little quality time with comfy. You're going to be there a while. your S.O. A little tension relief is just what the doctor ordered. Gemini (May 21 -June 20) Capricorn You should check in to Club Practical this month. A (December 22 - January 19) great opportunity may be coming your way, espe­ You are in a whirlwind of activity, and your witty cially at work, but you'll miss out if you're partying repartee is in demand. That may be too much pres­ too hard. It's tough to impress when you're hung sure, so bow out if you need a little space. Explain over and tired, so get your rest. that it's not them, it's you. It's an overused excuse, but in this case it's true. Cancer (June 21 -July 22) Aquarius It feels as if you're being held back, and you're im­ (January 20 - February 18) patient to get moving. Check your impatience and You may be a little bored after all the birthday cele­ work with others instead of trying to go it alone. brations are over, but remember you're also free of Sure, self-gratification is easier, but it gets lonely the obligations. You love that! Time to get in touch and will probably exacerbate your carpal tunnel. with your crazy, free-wheeling, creative side. Just try not to break the law. .-= z-- P-y:iIO3-. 0 llChTLOSS Leo LOSE To 20 lbs Con tors (July 23 - August 22) Pisces Birthdays: Liz Taylor and Richard Burton, IN 4 WEEKS CALL NOW! 457-5651 or 866-1500 Personal relationships are center stage this month. Liza MinnellL Chaz Bono 2714 Bethel Rd If you don't know whether to trust your heart or your 4442 Crossroads Center 11rtdroOMl route Te< vary An inttependcnf phyj-M.-iis m he Qirto a mnm.m© cr>: .>,e-.mo t v«< head, go with the heart. It's time to trust your gut Av»U*!«»sr{i»rii-i(i3,inGmratevn \xw\*r**rpn»r«rt cwiHKTj"erair«uin-i(iMHi;«ic»»*itixsi>fA-n»n(ii tnr" Two Columbus Locations A»e<»,C(t*4K3Alk«tf M«*M9eren!C

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AKRON ATHENS CINCINNATI CLEVELAND COLUMBUS DAYTON JACKSON LIMA MANSFIELD NEWARK TOLEDO arcohb.org vol 18 • #10 you are here PUBLISHER onward and statewide Christopher Hayes the film HEADQUARTERS , Inc. Having worked at Outlook for the past 10 years, Ohio's GLBT population is large and diverse, of­ 815 N High St, Bsmt Ste G, Columbus, OH 43215 614.268.8525 phone / 614.261.8200 fax issue I've lead the publication through some amazing fering unique things to do in each city. One of the changes. great things about Ohio is the amount and prox­ SALES Chad Frye/[email protected] imity of large urban areas, which makes it easy Alexis Perrone / [email protected] £ you are here When I started in 2004, we were known as Out­ to take a road trip and explore queer life outside NATIONAL ADVERTISING look Weekly, a tabloid newspaper with limited our hometowns. Rivendell Media-212.242.6863 8 snapshot distribution across the state, mostly focused on ADVERTISING DEADLINES Cleveland and Columbus. With the rise of Internet Outlook is going to help you do that each month. Reservations by the 15th of each month. 1 0 qmunity Art in by the 2Wh. news sources and the instant dissemination of Whether it's a new nightspot, charity event, sport­ information via the web or smart device, the rele­ ing tournament, local LGBT business or Pride cel­ EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 1 2 qmunity: kara mitchell Bob Vitale / [email protected] vancy of a weekly niche news publication was ebration, we're excited to share what "Ohimo" is MANAGING EDITOR antiquated at best. up to. 1 4 gay games: performers Erin McCalla / [email protected] CONTRIBUTING WRITERS ]/. polisigh: I was brought on by then-Publisher Malcolm Rig- This month's edition is a testament to that This Debe, Bryan Cole, Andrew Hypes, Pete Lovering, Erin McCalla, Mitch McGuire, Kailen Nourse, Tom marriage fight gleto emulate work I had done at my old maga­ film issue highlights the LGBT track of the Cleve­ Muzyka, Mario Pinardi, Romeo San Vicente. Dan zine in LA, Blur, and broaden Outlook from a land International Film Festival, which starts Savage, Regina Sewell, Debra Shade, Debbie Van -. Q small pond: Bommel, Bob Vitale I ' well groomed male news-only focus to a lifestyle publication. March 19. There are a ton of features, shorts and maybe-not-gay-but-directed-by-an-LGBT-person ART DIRECTOR r)r\ Igbt financial Christopher Hayes /chayes@outlookmediaxom Since then, the magazine has transitioned in films. ^^ planning guide CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS / DESIGNERS r^r. feature: Cleveland scope or style several times. In May 2009, we Chris Hayes, Clare Gatto, Demetrius Lamont, Mitch ZZ film festival went monthly and changed our name to Outlook; It's definitely worth the trip. Outlook is sponsoring McGuire, Andrew Williams Columbus Magazine. We upped the paper quality, the screening of a documentary on California's COVER DESIGN: 26 feature: glaad added a glossy cover and introduced the tagline, Prop 8, The Case Against 8, on the afternoon of Christopher Hayes Everything is Political. Saturday, March 22, so we hope to see you there! CYBERSPACE httpY/www.outlookohio.com 28 feature: best Igbt films http://www.outlookmedia.com In 2012, we took the magazine full gloss. In 2013, Sometimes change is good; othertimes it's just http://www.networkcolumbus.com http://twitter.com/outlookcolumbus 32 the other side we did a redesign and under our new Editor-in- sad. I'd be remiss if I didn't take a moment to http://facebook.com/outlookcolumbus Chief Bob Vitale's leadership increased the qual­ recognize the passing of a great community outlook is published and distributed by Outlook 34 insight out ity and depth of our content. And now this year, leader and business owner, John Katsaros. John Media, Inc. the first day of each month throughout we are at it once more. We redesigned the layout was the owner of Cleveland's Twist Social Club. Ohio. outlook is a free publication provided solely for the 36 the mario & debbie show again, changed the size (slightly), improved the He was one of the nicest people I have ever met, use of our readers. Any person who willfully or know­ paper quality, and changed ourtagline to The his smile contagious and his commitment to our ingly obtains or exerts unauthorized control over more than 5 copies of any issue of outlook columbus with oo creative class: Voice of Ohio's GLBT and Allied Community. community inspirational. He will be greatly the intent to prevent other individuals from reading 00 steel magnolias it shall be considered guilty of the crime of theft. Vi­ missed, and our hearts go out to his family, olators will be prosecuted. 40 fashion: rite of spring And to that last point, we are very excited to say friends and his partner, Rob Torma, and their The views expressed in outlook are those of the indi­ that by Pride, Outlook will once again be a daughter. vidual authors and do not necessarily reflect the views, policies, or personal, business, or professional 43 deep inside hollywood statewide publication. Yeah! practices of Outlook Media, Inc. or its staff, owner­ ship, or management, outlook does not guarantee the And last but not least: my annual call for Irish Pi­ accuracy, completeness or reliability ot any interpre­ A A interview: ben cotner and Its a change that makes sense for us as a com­ rates. Every year, my roaming group of St Paddy's tation, advice, opinion, or view presented. ryan white pany, but more importantly, for us as the Ohio Day mates sets sail on a grand Irish drinking ex­ Outlook Media, Inc. does not investigate or accept re­ sponsibility for claims made in any advertisement. 46 bookmark LGBT community. Taking a look at the political cursion. All are welcome, as long as you like to Outlook Media, Inc. assumes no responsibility for claims arising in connection with products and serv­ and social landscape of Ohio, we realized there dress up like a pirate, eat kegs and eggs before ices advertised herein, nor for the content of, or reply wasn't any publication that brings us all to­ there's red sky in the morning, and you can "Ar- to, any advertisement. All material is copyrighted 4 7 feature: Ohio film stars ©2014 by Outlook Media, Inc. All rights reserved. gether. We are at the height of our struggle for rrrrrggg" with the best of 'em. AQ i v the nightlife: club d equality in this state, and it's important to have a HO movie night unifying sounding board where we can all come This year I grew out my beard to really do it right! puzzling solution - puzzle on pg 54 together and talk about the issues at hand, as Check out my Facebook page for more info. I hope * s s V - A V s s ^ 50 out & about well as expose the rest of the world to our point of to see you out swashbuckling with us at some N 3 d s v v y l 1 " 0 3 1 0 •N V 3 N V a view. point. o s 1b- 1 1 tji 3 u 1 3 • V 1 V 52 savage love s o "1 3 MlO 3 1 d V N 1 N We seek to be that voice, that bridge and that Have a safe and Happy St Patrick's Day. a V 3 0 1 1 3 V 9 3 1 V 53 the divine life 3 d OH 1 -1 AM a umbrella. And not just in the political arena, but 1 I tf 1 s a \ d 1 s N|O L'j| 54 outlook blog squad the recreation and entertainment avenues as Christopher Hayes A 1 s 5 n AAH v 1 3 well. 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