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Kitty Galore (aka Bette Midler) vs. the world

Jul 28
In the new critter feature Bette Midler plays a diva-ish cat hellbent on conquering the world. Hmmm. Isn’t that was actresses like Midler set out to do? EDGE’s Fred Topol speaks to the actress about the film and her art reflecting life.

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In Las Vegas

AIDS service groups pleased with Obama’s AIDS strategy

By David Taffet | Jul 26
Activists and organizations are optimistic about holistic approach, but want to see the money to back up plan

Judging our judges

By William Bessette | Jun 4
Kristine Kuzemka is an attorney running for Justice of the Peace, Las Vegas Township, Department 6, which handles criminal, civil and traffic matters. This is a non-partisan race in which there are no primaries and Kuzemka faces only one opponent, career prosecutor William Kephart.
Israelis sit in a park during the annual gay pride parade in Jerusalem, Thursday, July 29, 2010

Jerusalem hosts subdued gay pride march

By Karoun Demirjian | Jul 30
Thousands of Israelis marched calmly Thursday in Jerusalem’s longest gay pride parade despite opposition from anti-gay demonstrators.

New national trans network formed; local on steering committee

Jul 31
A national network of state and local transgender advocacy groups -- dubbed the Trans Advocacy Network -- has been formed in order to build a stronger nationwide movement.

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Entertainment

In Las Vegas

Peep into Holly Madison’s World

By Mark Adams | Jun 14
Recently packing her bags in the City of Angels with her sights set on the City of Sin, Holly Madison now calls Las Vegas home. And soon, you’ll get to see what this "Girl Next Door" really has been up to on her new reality show, Holly’s World on E!

Grand Divas of Stage show unites Connie Francis and Dionne Warwick

By Qvegas | Apr 29
December 12 incredibly just happens to be the shared birth date of two of the world’s most recognizable voices and successful female recording artists of all time. Defining and personifying the term pop diva, Connie Fran- cis still holds the world record for being the Biggest-Selling Female Recording Artist of the ’50s and ’60s, while Dionne Warwick came and picked up the gauntlet to rack up equally enor- mous recording sales success in the ’60s, ’70s, ’80s and ’90s.
Kushaba Moses Mworeko  (Photo by Todd Franson)

Sneak Peek :: Lady Gaga The Remix

By JC Alvarez | Jul 29
Lady Gaga’s new CD The Remix is scheduled for release next Tuesday, but EDGE’s JC Alvarez offers this sneak peek on the most anticipated CD of the summer.

Hal Sparks gets the last laugh

Jul 30
Hal Sparks isn’t a gay man, he just played one on television, but in a big way - on the groundbreaking Showtime series Queer as Folk where his character was central to the action for the show’s six seasons. Off-screen Sparks is a rock musician, a stand-up comedian and an opinionated talk show personality.

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Style

  Gary Okabayashi, left, and his partner of 32 years Lenny Zimmerman, both of Waikiki, Hawaii wave to morning rush hour traffic showing their support for Hawaii’s same-sex civil unions bill civil at the Hawaii State Capitol building in Honolulu on T

Hawaii Lawsuit Seeks Equal Rights for Gay Couples

By MARK NIESSE | Jul 30
Six gay couples in Hawaii are filing a lawsuit Thursday asking for the same rights as married couples, three weeks after Gov. Linda Lingle vetoed a same-sex civil unions measure.

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Business/Finance

US gas stations: Stay BP or change name to Amoco?

By Harry R. Weber | Jul 30
BP gas station owners across the country are divided over whether the oil giant stained by its handling of the Gulf spill should rebrand U.S. outlets as Amoco or another name as part of its effort to repair the company’s badly damaged reputation.

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Technology

Barnaby Jack demonstrates an attack on two automated teller machines during the Black Hat technology conference in Las Vegas on Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Attacking the edges of secure Internet traffic

By Jordan Robertson | Jul 30
Researchers have uncovered new ways that criminals can spy on Internet users even if they’re using secure connections to banks, online retailers or other sensitive Web sites.

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Travel

  This Thursday, July 15, 2010 photo shows a view of the Statue of Liberty as seen from the Brooklyn Bridge Park in the DUMBO section of the Brooklyn borough of New York. The history of this offbeat Brooklyn neighborhood includes Dutch settlers, George Wa

Brooklyn’s DUMBO: History, Chocolate and Bridges

By BETH J. HARPAZ | Jul 30
Four centuries in 30 minutes. That’s what tourists get in trendy DUMBO. The history of this offbeat Brooklyn neighborhood includes Dutch settlers, George Washington, Walt Whitman, the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges, and a 21st-century chocolate shop.

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