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M.I.A. Upstages Madonna - Flips Bird on Camera

Feb 5
For all the pomp and excess of Madonna’s Super Bowl halftime extravaganza a single extended middle finger by guest singer M.I.A. is likely to be the most remembered piece of the show.

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’Silence is Death’ Highlights Link Between Churches and Rise in Local African American HIV Rates

By Michael Anguille | Feb 4
According to the Florida Department of Health’s report titled Silence is Death: The Crisis of HIV/AIDS in Florida’s Black Communities, through 2005, Palm Beach County faced the second highest AIDS infection ratio in blacks in the state.

Mayors for Marriage

By Gideon Grudo | Feb 2
A national slew of mayors agree: Same-sex marriage is good for cities, good for their communities, and good for their economies.

Army Orders Court Martial for Wikileaker Bradley Manning

INTERNATIONAL | By David Dishneau | Feb 5
Low-ranking, young U.S. Army officer Bradley Manning faces a court martial for the largest leak of classified information in our history . His lawyers argue severe emotional turmoil from hiding his sexuality pre-DADT was a factor.

In Minn., Rightward Drift Challenges Romney

POLITICS | By Patrick Condon | Feb 6
Minnesota once took pride in progressive reform and political consensus. Then last summer warring leaders shut down state government during a political fight in the Capitol. Vitriol commonly erupts and people are arguing over whether to ban gay marriage.

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Cross-dressing :: Christopher Sieber trades roles for ’La Cage’ tour

By Robert Nesti | Feb 6
Christopher Sieber played Georges opposite Harvey Fierstein on Broadway last spring in the Tony-winning revival of "La Cage Aux Folles." Now on tour, he’s Albin, the other half of the show’s gay couple. EDGE spoke to the out actor about switching roles.

Winter

By Rey Dabalsa | Feb 6
"Winter", is an intensely psychological exploration of the relationship between twin siblings forced to fly to London to settle their mother’s estate after her sudden drowning.
Thure Lindhardt in filmmaker Ira Sachs’ Keep the Lights On.

Sundance Dozen & Change

MOVIES | By David Lamble | Feb 6
A queer eye on indie cinema’s latest festival contenders...

Imperial Teen: Will Schwartz, Jone Stebbins, Roddy Bottum and Lynn Perko Truell

Imperial Teen’s Roddy Bottum feels the sound

MUSIC | By Bill Biss | Feb 6
The dynamics of the combination of two women and two men can lead to powerful & long-lasting musical results - witness Imperial Teen, the 15-year old group with a new CD this week. EDGE spoke to out band member Roddy Bottum about the group & their music.

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In Minn., Rightward Drift Challenges Romney

By Patrick Condon | Feb 6
Minnesota once took pride in progressive reform and political consensus. Then last summer warring leaders shut down state government during a political fight in the Capitol. Vitriol commonly erupts and people are arguing over whether to ban gay marriage.

Hazanavicius wins at Directors Guild for ’Artist’

By David Germain | Jan 29
Hollywood’s top filmmakers group presented its feature-film honor Saturday to Michel Hazanavicius for his silent film "The Artist," giving him the inside track for the best-director prize at the Academy Awards.

EDGE Goes Social

A model wears a creation of the R.Groove fall-winter fashion collection during the Fashion Rio 2012 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Big Prizes - and Barriers - in Brazil’s Luxury Fashion Market

FASHION | By JENNY BARCHFIELD | Feb 6
Brazil has been long dismissed as the land of skimpy bikinis and rubber flip flops. But with its galloping economy and hordes of newly minted millionaires, the South American giant is the fashion and luxury industry’s newest darling.

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Law Enforcement Websites Under Attack By Hackers

PERSONAL TECH | By Brian Skoloff and Denise Lavoie | Feb 6
Saboteurs stole passwords and sensitive information on tipsters while hacking into the websites of several law enforcement agencies worldwide in attacks attributed to the collective known as Anonymous.

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Dogsledding at Mont Tremblant

The Joys of Winter at Mont Tremblant, Quebec

By Mark Thompson | Feb 5
The snow started slowly. Unbeknownst to those of us already atop the summit of Mont Tremblant in Quebec, the entire region was about to be slammed with the year’s first major snowstorm - making for some of the most joyous skiing of the season.

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