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Community

A Month Before Iowa: Dwindling debate stages and impeachment

By Colby Etherton With one month and some change left until the Iowa caucuses on February 3, the Democratic primary has crystallized in some aspects and remained frustratingly opaque in others. The obvious: The top four candidates are still Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, and former Vice President Joe

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Celebrity Feature

2019 in Review: What the Celebs Said

Interviews by Chris Azzopardi In 2019, out glam-rocker Adam Lambert encouraged us to keep fighting, out musician Ben Platt talked about authenticity, out actress Anna Paquin underlined how film and TV can change minds, and out Schitt’s Creek creator Dan Levy was in awe of his show’s resonance. Country music superstars Trisha Yearwood and Miranda

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HRH Report

Remember Who You Are and Whom You Serve

| A ‘come to Jesus’ moment for gay Republicans and non-evangelical Christians By Johnny Trlica Commentary: Seeing evangelical leaders place hands on and pray over the president has got to be one of the biggest stomach turning images of the new decade, and we are barely into 2020. One can only ask, “Have they lost

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OUT at the Theater

Houston theater scene kicks off 2020 with a bang

By Randall Jobe It’s 2020 and Houston theater is more dynamic than ever, with something for everyone: comedy, drama, musicals, new works, and more. Take the time to venture out to a new venue or support your favorite establishment. Broadway at the Hobby Center presents Hello, Dolly! Winner of four Tony Awards including Best Musical

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What A World

Pop goes the LGBTQ quiz

By Nancy Ford Happy New Year! As we launch into the third decade of the 21st century, in order to most happily and healthfully embrace our future, it’s essential to learn from the lessons of the past. What better way to do that than to indulge in a little pop quiz, looking back at the

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Paula Dream

Season your skillets and mind your muffins

By Paula Dream (AKA Kale Haygood) Hello, everyone! Am I the only one who is glad the holidays are over? Even my apron strings are exhausted. I hope you all had a wonderful season that was even better than expected, and all hangovers are done and over with.   Did you eat your black-eyed peas

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Foodie Diaries

This and That Starting 2020 off right

By Jim Ayres “Low-Carb and Loving It!” I think that was the name of the Food Network show that aired about 15 years ago. Well, I’m resurrecting it in 2020! Not on TV, but as part of my lifestyle (I mean “diet”). So, this year Foodie Diaries will try to spotlight tasty lower-carb dishes as

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Hear Me Out

Hear Me Out: Best Albums of 2019

By Chris Azzopardi 10. Miranda Lambert, Wildcard After flooding a sublime double-disc album with her post-divorce feelings (hey, divorce is hard!), Miranda Lambert got her groove back and then finally decided that life is “pretty bitchin,’” a sentiment she shares on Wildcard. “Yeah, I’m a turner,” she sings on the standout “Bluebird,” casually cool, earning

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The Frivolist

5 Sexual Fetishes I’m Definitely Not Here For

By Mikey Rox Good sex is a many splendored things. But like many splendored things, good sex is relative. We all have our proclivities, and here is a handful that stays locked out of my bedroom. Degradation I hooked up with a 30-something local news anchor in my early 20s who loved being degraded during

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