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30 Years at the YMCA
Written by QVegas Magazine   

While most entertainers are lucky to enjoy 15 minutes of fame, these dance machines are still going strong, despite their somewhat restrictive costumes. Between 1977 and 2008, Village People sold over 65 million recordings. They defined an era with their catchy disco tunes and graced the cover of Rolling Stone magazine not once but twice with the help of hits like “YMCA,” “Macho Man” and “In the Navy.” They knocked out a major motion picture in 1980, and have been honored with countless awards worldwide. It’s hard to think of any other feat for them to accomplish in their 30th anniversary year, but they found one — Village People were recently honored with their own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

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Telluride Gay Ski Week
Written by QVegas Magazine   

Telluride Gay Ski Week has set the 2009 dates for its popular annual winter event. Telluride Gay Ski Week 2009 will begin Saturday, February 21 and run through Saturday, February 28. The schedule of events is currently being developed and will be posted on the ski week’s Web site (www.telluridegayskiweek.com) as activities are confirmed.
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A Movement in the Wrong Direction
Written by Joe Solmonese   


You can’t take this away from me: Proposition 8 broke our hearts, but it did not end our fight. 

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2009 Predictions
Written by Rev. Bill Morin   

It's amazing how time flies. Seems like only yesterday I was channeling my predictions for 2008. Having checked my "crystal ball" and listened to whispers from that higher power, in no particular order or category, here is what I prognosticate for the coming year. 

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Resolution Results
Written by Dustin Richter   

Millions of Americans each New Year say almost the same thing: “I am going to start working out five days a week, watching what I eat, cut back on my drinking, quit smoking, and run a marathon, maybe even backwards, oh… and lose weight!”  Then unfortunately by the time Valentine’s Day rolls around it seems that over half those motivated, determined, unstoppable “resolution season” gym members give up on their goals and retreat back to their sofas where they will comfortably remain until the clock strikes midnight on December 31 and the year rolls over to January... one more time.

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