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2013: A Look Ahead
· Calendar of Events
· Supreme Court on marriage
· Capital Pride Surprise
Tying the Knot in Maryland
Same-sex couples can now wed in the Free State, though federal roadblocks remain
·UFCW celebrates Md. marriages
Gomez, Darling
Marga Gomez returns to D.C.
Mazel Tov
LGBT highlights at the Washington Jewish Film Festival
The Latest
JR.'s brining back ''The Feud'' for raucous Wednesdays
Union employees shower same-sex couples with roses and congratulations in Rockville as marriage equality takes effect
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This Week's Happenings
News
Union employees shower same-sex couples with roses and congratulations in Rockville as marriage equality takes effect
As gay rights take center stage, some wonder why the popular former president is seemingly in the wings
Effective Jan. 1, same-sex couples can now wed in the Free State, though federal roadblocks remain
Longtime gay bar shuts suddenly, no word on new owners
After 13 years, Peterson retiring from LGBT youth group's board
Anti-gay Maryland lawmaker faces five charges in August boating collision
Activist is offered ''post and forfeit,'' dropping case against him, while DADT trial still in limbo
Contentious at times, Wednesday meeting leads local LGBT Democratic club to affirm Dec. 3 results
Despite puzzling inaction, advocates hold out optimism for Obama banning discrimination among federal contractors
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Opinion
The time is now for Obama to sign an executive order on employment discrimination, and for our community to embrace the T in LGBT
A SCOTUS ruling could help or hinder in 2013
Battling the kooks from Kansas with illegal hacks feels good, but we know better
Despite some big national LGBT victories, there were plenty of reasons to want 2012 to make way for 2013
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Polls
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Nightlife
Tonight's list of Gay and Lesbian Nightlife
Get the latest on your favorite gay club, or find a new place to hang out - pictures, maps, links...
JR.'s brining back ''The Feud'' for raucous Wednesdays
Clark Kent by Day
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Arts
An intriguing contemporary adaptation of Homer's poem, An Iliad is surprisingly compelling and occasionally stirring
Toasting this year's LGBT highlights at the Washington Jewish Film Festival
Quentin Tarantino has created a revisionist history of the American South that focuses on the violent nature of intolerance
Marga Gomez returns to D.C. for a politically inspired show
Five productions, three conventional, two less so, took flight, each in their own way and for quite different reasons
Much of the region's best theater in 2012 required the most physical transport
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