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9 November 2005Oliver + There have been well over 20 different film versions of this, one of Charles Dickens' most famous tales. -
9 November 2005Wallace Gromit – The Curse of The Wererabbit + It's hard to think of anyone who doesn't like Wallace and Gromit - or even how anyone could fail to like them. -
10 November 2005Madonna claims she’s really a gay man 2 Madonna shocked chat show legend Michael Parkinson by telling him that she's really a "gay man in a woman's body".The 47-year-old pop superstar will be the only guest on Parkinson this Saturday on ITV1.She added that she's quite a queen when it comes to her temper, "I'm a dramatic person and I probably had some spectacular tantrums. -
10 November 2005Paintings of straight couples removed from Registry Office in preparation for gay weddings 5 Liverpool is replacing the pictures that hang on the walls of its Registry Office in order to avoid offending gay couples.The city, which has over recent years become one of the most gay friendly in Britain, is removing two paintings because they are too associated with straight marriage. -
11 November 2005Texas bans gay marriages but Maine rejects ban 2 Texas voters this week overwhelmingly approved a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage, making their state the 19th to take that step.The same-sex marriage contest in Texas was a landslide victory; near-complete returns showed the gay-marriage ban supported by about 76 percent of voters. -
11 November 2005Gay sex just like pedophilia, court hears 11 A Pentecostal pastor charged with hate speech for denouncing homosexuality as a "cancerous tumor" during a sermon defended his views in Sweden's highest court Wednesday, saying gay sex was an abnormality on a par with pedophilia.Ake Green, 64, delivered a fiery anti-gay sermon two years ago that triggered a legal battle testing the limits of Sweden's freedom of speech. -
14 November 2005STD rates rise sharply in amongst American gay men 1 Gay men practicing risky sexual activity are fueling a sharp increase in the incidence of syphilis and a smaller, albeit concerning rise in gonorrhea resistant to commonly used antibiotics, federal researchers said this week.The latest report of increases comes at a time when STD rates among historically important risk groups (including women and minorities) have been declining, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. -
14 November 2005Northern Ireland murder may have been homophobic 57 Police say that the motive for the murder of a man in Armagh last week may be his sexuality.Martin Conlon, 35, has returned to Northern Ireland from a prison in Ireland where he had served four years for being a member of the Real IRA.Detective Superintendent Derek Williamson said he is "following a number of key lines of enquiry in this murder which will incorporate Mr Conlon's possible connections with paramilitary organisations and also allegations of involvement in criminal activity." -
15 November 2005Nurse Found Guilty of Dismembering Gay Men + A New Jersey jury found a former nurse guilty of murdering and dismembering two men whose body parts were discovered along New Jersey highways in the early '90s.Richard W. -
15 November 2005Doctors warn gays on crystal meth dangers + Britain is on the brink of gay club drug epidemic Doctors warned today. -
16 November 2005Gay Wedding expo hits London 1 Britain's first gay wedding exhibition is to take place in North London this weekend.The Modern Life show is billed as a one-stop shop to assist couples embarking on a civil partnership. -
16 November 2005UK travel industry unprepared for gay honeymooners + The United Kingdom's travel industry is expected to struggle to meet the sudden demand for gay honeymoons when same-sex weddings become legal next month.Beginning the fifth of December, gay and lesbian couples will be able to formalize their relationships with local authorities under the Civil Partnership Bill. -
16 November 2005Germany to host 2010 Gay Games 3 Gay Games officials have announced that Cologne, Germany will play host for the 2010 Gay Games VIII. -
16 November 2005Broken Flowers + Of late, Bill Murray seems to be making a bit of a thing out of playing middle-aged men desperately searching for some kind of meaning in their lives. -
16 November 2005The Legend of Zorro + It has been seven years since The Mask of Zorro catapulted its stars, Antonio Banderas and Catherine Zeta-Jones from moderate fame to stardom. -
16 November 2005The Brothers Grimm + Former Monty Python animator Terry Gilliam's first film in seven years couldn't help but be much anticipated. -
16 November 2005Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang + Val Kilmer's name on a film poster is, these days, enough to drive anyone away. -
16 November 2005The Constant Gardener + Following the near Oscar success of last year's Hotel Rwanda, Hollywood returns again to the plight of modern Africa. -
16 November 2005In Her Shoes + The chick flick is much derided as one of the most formulaic and unoriginal of genres. -
16 November 2005The Proposition + It's not often that you get a western these days.
Articles from 2005
Top stories
Liberace’s ex-lover claims he had six year relationship with Michael Jackson2
Brazil: Lawmakers approve bill which would remove ban on ‘gay cure’ therapy5
Cher to perform at New York Pride’s Dance on the Pier party1
Poland: Prime Minister backs down and admits opposition to civil unions is too strong20
UK: Injunction halts deportation order of lesbian asylum seeker with just hours to spare5
US: Attorney representing lesbian teenager charged for relationship with younger girl to step down11
Comment: What does Pride stand for in 2013?16
Study: Most US gay people find the majority of religious organisations to be ‘unfriendly’4
Cindy McCain: By next presidential election, both US parties will support equal marriage8
Gay former police officer accuses the Met of ‘institutional racism and homophobia’4
- Liberace's ex-lover claims he had six year relationship with Michael Jackson2
- Brazil: Lawmakers approve bill which would remove ban on 'gay cure' therapy 5
Gay dating website for 'homosensible' Catholic priests being run out of the Vatican19- Poland: Prime Minister backs down and admits opposition to civil unions is too strong20
- US: Attorney representing lesbian teenager charged for relationship with younger girl to step down11
Barry Cryer brands ITV's Vicious 'homophobic' television68- Cindy McCain: By next presidential election, both US parties will support equal marriage8
- Gay former police officer accuses the Met of 'institutional racism and homophobia'4
Labour MSP Elaine Smith: 'I'm against equal marriage but don't call me homophobic'60- UK: Injunction halts deportation order of lesbian asylum seeker with just hours to spare5
New 'Gay Marriage No Thanks' group launches with 'ten good reasons' to oppose equal marriage86
Lord Tebbit: I wouldn't have been surprised if Jimmy Savile was homosexual84
Archbishop of York: Would the Church of England rather bless 'sheep and trees' than gay couples?83
Mixed martial arts fighter: 'Equal marriage could lead to incest, bestiality and child marriages'69-
Barry Cryer brands ITV's Vicious 'homophobic' television68
Maria Miller tables Public Order Act amendment protecting critics of equal marriage66
Lib Dems' Baroness Williams to support anti-equal marriage 'union' amendment65
Tory Lord Mawhinney tables 'traditional marriage' amendment for equal marriage bill62
Lord Hylton tables new wrecking amendment for the equal marriage bill61
Lord Dear proposes new amendment to equal marriage bill concerning 'traditional marriage'60
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