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In all of the dissection of the monumental Greenwich Village riots that sparked the modern gay-rights movement, the misery of late June in New York City can’t be discounted.

The author’s response to the unanimous outpouring of derision for his ridiculous assertion that out-gay actors aren’t believable in straight roles has only cemented the opinion that he is in way over his head.

Problems like systemic child abuse will never go away from the Roman Catholic Church, because the theological foundations of the church themselves condone and abet such behavior.

Why more studies on the gay military ban when we have every other Western democracy’s experience at hand? In the U.K., an elite soldier gets married and his mates applaud; here, we get nonsense about the end of unit cohesion.

My Top 10 plus one for the major events and people in the arts and entertainment during the not-so-naughty Naughts.

Like everything else in Albany, the reasons why the State Senate voted down gay marriage has a lot less to do with grand issues of the day, public morals, justice. Look to crass political considerations.

Both Washington and Boston are great towns, but the enthusiasm of the Ohio city’s government and citizens makes it a slam-dunk for the 2014 event.

An essay in the prestigious New York Review of Books doesn’t tell us much about Michael Jackson’s sexual preference, but it reveals plenty about the idiocy of academic ’queer theory.’

Like all truly brilliant satire, ’Bruno’ has been willfully misunderstood and decried as fostering the very prejudice it so effectively skewers.

A fall gay-rights march in the nation’s capital is a waste of time, money and resources, and may even be counter-productive.