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14 CONTRIBUTORS & INFLUENCES<br>
16 LETTERS<br>
22 BY THE NUMBERS<br>
<b>FOREGROUND</b><br>
25 ANTHONY RUIVIVAR<br>
Playing prime time's most powerful gay, The Whole Truth actor brings order—and
style—to the court.<br>
28 A PERFECT DAY<br>
Aussie pop star Sia takes us on a spin through Sydney.<br>
30 PLAYING FAIR<br>
This winter, stay warm with all the colors of the rainbow.<br>
32 LIVE THE LIFE<br>
When Warhol went butch<br>
33 WILD THINGS<br>
With Swanlights, his new album and book of abstract art, Antony Hegarty confirms
he's a master of ambiguity.<br>
34 AMERICA COMES OUT<br>
Billed as the first major national showcase of art by gay artists, the sprawling
exhibit Hide/Seek reminds us that we've always been here.<br>
36 GENTLEMANLY PURSUITS<br>
The dinner party<br>
38 THE WARY TRAVELER<br>
A trip to Zanzibar reveals that Sub-Saharan Africa isn't off limits for gay vacationers
<br>
40 STEAM PLAYERS<br>
From saunas to scrubs to shiatsu, the country's best urban bathhouses offer everything
it takes to make sweating cool.<br>
42 CLASSIC WITH A TWIST<br>
Our favorite new gin cocktails take their cues from both London and Chicago.<br>
44 KITCHEN 411<br>
Indian cuisine takes to the street.<br>
46 CAN I BE BLUNT'<br>
Why we make comedian Kristen Schaal wanna tear her hair out<br>
<b>SYMPOSIUM</b><br>
Dispatches from the front lines of contemporary culture<br>
53 IN DEFENSE OF GAGA<br>
Going to bat for our Lady, Mark Simpson takes down Camille Paglia and her petty
hate machine.<br>
55 TIME WARP<br>
One editor's drug-fueled spiral<br>
56 TEA TIME?<br>
Josh Kilmer-Purcell's latest epiphany: On second thought, maybe the Tea Party
isn't so bad.<br>
<b>FEATURES</b><br>
59 TRAVEL GUIDE 2010<br>
Romantic retreats for the well-fixed or frugal: featuring Toronto, Nova Scotia,
Cabo, Cape Town, Stockholm, Mexico City, Buenos Aires, and more.<br>
68 CRUISE CONTROL<br>
In less than two years, founder Joel Simkhai's popular gay hookup app, Grindr,
has become the new gaydar. But does it have what it takes to shake up the straight<br>
singles scene? BY TONY PHILLIPS<br>
PHOTOGRAPHY BY OFER WOLBERGER<br>
74 A QUIET RETURN<br>
Nearly three decades after it bombed, A Quiet Place—the work gay composer
Leonard Bernstein considered his best—is back for its New York City debut.
Is the<br>
opera world ready? BY ERIC WILSON<br>
78 CHEYENNE JACKSON<br>
With recurring roles on two of TV's most talked-about shows—one on 3o Rock
and another as Glee's new villain—the actor has proved that being open about
your sexuality doesn't mean career suicide.<br>
BY AARON HICKLIN<br>
PHOTOGRAPHY BY DOUG INGLISH<br>
<b>DEPARTMENTS</b><br>
89 SURVEILLANCE<br>
Our guide to the finer things in life: iPads protected, Dyson's mini sucker, Berlin's
Radisson Blu, Cecil Beaton's legacy<br>
93 STORE INFO<br>
96 MODEL CITIZEN<br>
The head-turning hotness of Christofer Hedbrandh<br>
<b>THIS MONTH ON OUT.COM</b><br>
MORE CHEYENNE!<br>
Get behind-the-scenes footage of cover boy Cheyenne Jackson frolicking on Fire
Island and watch our exclusive Face to Face interview with the newest member of<br>
Glee. Plus: our "Gayest Glee Moments of All Time" slide show.<br>
I WANT MY OUT TV<br>
Catch intimate sound check performances and video interviews with the Ting Tings,
Surfer Blood, Jimmy Eat World, Paula Cole, and Ellie Goulding.<br>
FEAST YOUR EYES ON THIS<br>
We kick off our new video series showcasing the best in food and spirits. Get
tips and signature cocktail recipes from the hottest bartenders and head to NYC's
Bhojan restaurant to Learn how to whip up an Indian street food-inspired snack.<br>
ROAM IF YOU WANT TO<br>
Our City Guides give you the Lowdown on the hottest bars, restaurants, shops,
and hotels in major cities across the country and around the world. Now available
online at OutTraveler.com and as an iPhone app.
Title: Out # 199, November 2010
Series: Out
Item Number: OUT201011
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