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Home, Hearth, & Hooch

Just Out marches into spring with your guide to the good life, whether you’re outside and in
 

Forget spring cleaning, we’re spring dreaming of home, garden, and entertaining.

Chalk it up to unseasonably pleasant days, call it cabin fever—we’re positively stir crazy for spring. As thoughts turn to fragrant blooms and steady sunlight and patio weather, we can’t wait to welcome—or at least prepare—for the season officially beginning March 20. Cue Just Out’s spring guide to home, garden and entertaining—affectionately referred to around the office as the “Home, Hearth and Hooch” issue. As you can see, the name stuck.

We chat with design stars Mitchell Gold and Bob Williams on how to make your interiors both serene and stylish, and our resident “Sassy Gardener” LeAnn Locher offers inspiration for taking the party outdoors. Since the eye isn’t the only palate worth pleasing, we offer a crash course in socializing with wine—and catch up with local design guy-turned-confectionist Ken Hoyt. For those who really want to get out of the house and into something beautiful, we tour the grounds of bucolic Ainsworth House. And then there are the chickens—oh, how we Portlanders love our chickens.


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Wilson Cruz on Repealing DADT: "We Can Do It!"
 

A new poster series features Wilson Cruz and other gay activists putting some muscle into repealing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell".

The Open Artist Movement's We Can Do It! Campaign took a page from World War II-era posters and recast Rosie the Riveter to show LGBT celebrities flexing their biceps in solidarity with DADT repeal efforts and other LGBT causes.

The campaign also features such stars as Reichen Lehmkuhl (who is apparently pulled a Cher and dropped his last name) and Stephanie Roberts (who looks like she was too busy sobbing and rubbing her eyes to follow the photographer's instructions to flex).

In addition to portraying the charming bi teenager Enrique "Rickie" Vasquez on the cult classic TV series My So-Called Life, Wilson Cruz has also had roles in such films as Nixon, Johns, Party Monster, and the generation-defining lesbian coming-of-age film All Over Me.





 
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