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Prop 8 Ruling Will Be Released Tuesday

The California Supreme Court has released a statement that their decision on the legality of Proposition 8, which stripped rights of gay and lesbian couples to marry, will be filed...

D.C. Council Vote to Recognize Marriages of Same-Sex Couples From Other Jurisdictions

The Washington, D.C. Council voted 12 - 1 to recognize marriages by same-sex couples legally entered into in other jurisdictions. Mayor Adrian Fenty is expected to sign the bill...

Maine State House Votes in Favor of Marriage for Same-Sex Couples

The Maine State House of Representatives voted today in favor of legislation that would permit same-sex couples to marry under state law. The state House voted 89 to 58 in...

ANALYSIS: California Supremes hear Prop 8 challenge

The California Supreme Court on March 5 held its hearing in the case challenging Proposition 8, the voter-passed constitutional amendment that re-banned same-sex marriage -- and the hearing was an...

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Life

Guide to the Utah Arts Festival: You Gotta Have Art

The culturally-rich 33rd annual Utah Arts Festival showcases varied visual arts, vibrant musical performances, delectable food and fun, art-oriented activities for children.

Jennifer Nuttall Takes Pride in Programming

In the last five years, the Utah Pride Center has undergone a name change and a remodeling — and not just a remodeling of its meeting spaces and offices. Its...

8: The Mormon Proposition: An Interview with Director Reed Cowan

Editor's Note: Former Utah resident and KSTU Fox 13 reporter Reed Cowan is the producer of 8: The Mormon Proposition, a documentary about the LDS Church's involvement in passing the...

Award-winning Comic Paula Poundstone Headlines Utah Pride

Headlining Utah Pride festivities this year is longtime comic Paula Poundstone. She started doing stand-up in 1979, on open-mic nights in Boston, and has been entertaining en masse ever since....

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Arts & Entertainment

‘The Passion of Sister Dottie S. Dixon’ Reincarnates in October

She’s back! The secret is out! The large, sold-out audiences that saw Dottie S. Dixon in her stage premiere in May 2009 have demanded her return. In conjunction with Pygmalion...

Active Voices of Our Allies

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An update on areas of my personal life: I quit smoking a while back, but have since started again because I have as much self control with not smoking as...

Indigo Girls: Poseidon and the Bitter Bug

Amy Ray and Emily Saliers are household names, particularly in lesbian households. With their 11th studio release, a 2-CD album (full-band and acoustic versions), Poseidon and the Bitter Bug, their...

The Tale of Spandex and Fence Poles

The road to Rio is fraught with danger and excitement.While watching the Utah Pride Parade last week, I greatly enjoyed the performance of the boys from QUAC, strutting their stuff...

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Stonewall Rebooted

On an early morning flight from Orlando, after appearing at the 19th Annual Gay Days at Disneyworld, I was “sirred” twice by a cab driver and flight attendant. All before...

Can You Say 'Daddy?'

Our son Niko is finally starting to put simple sentences together. This is both good and bad. It’s good because he can now communicate with us better – telling us...

Snaps & Slaps

SNAP: Rainy PrideYes, we all froze our asses off standing around waiting for the parade to begin, thanks to Utah’s unusually chilly June weather (who says climate change doesn’t exist,...

Snaps & Slaps

SNAP: NevadaWe always thought it was weird that you could do just about anything in Sin City except marry someone of the same sex. But thanks to a narrow (though...

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