Boozy Hayward Lives as 'I'll Cry Tomorrow' comes out on DVD
Predicting what role a classic Hollywood star will be remembered for is difficult. Many fans think of Susan Hayward (1917-75) as Helen Lawson, the tough musical comedy diva of Valley of the Dolls (1967), a part that came late in her career.
Barbs Traded by Candidates in Sacramento Council Race
Two gay candidates running for a Sacramento City Council seat are trading barbs on the campaign trail ahead of the June vote.
42nd Street Moon closes season with 'Zorba'
It is time for the finale and an announcement for the future for 42nd Street Moon, the long-running troupe that presents infrequently seen productions in simplified productions.
New Schools Chief Touts LGBT Safety
The man recently selected by the San Francisco Board of Education as the next schools chief pledged officials will "continue to work very aggressively" to protect LGBT and other students.
Out Candidate Seeks East Bay Assembly Seat
It was during several Native American retreats he attended while an undergrad at UC Berkeley in the mid-1990s that Abel Guillen discovered how to explain his sexual orientation.
Reactions Mixed on Milk Ship Proposal
The proposal to name a U.S. Navy vessel after Harvey Milk is drawing mixed reactions in San Francisco, where the slain gay rights leader served as a city supervisor.
'Radically Gay: The Life of Harry Hay' Shows at SF Main Library
The exhibition, now at the San Francisco Main Library Gallery, brings its subject to life on the centennial of his birth, and illuminates the intersection of activism and personal biography, political conscience and humanity.
San Francisco Ballet's 'Don Quixote' Closes the Season
San Francisco Ballet's Don Quixote is like a weekend at the Sevillana Grande in Las Vegas - amidst Spanish architecture, the toreadors come at us in burnt orange with accents of turquoise and have very good legs.
Trans Woman Killed in Oakland
Oakland police are investigating the shooting death of a transsexual woman who was killed in her car in the city's downtown area Sunday morning, April 29.
Film Stars, Film Dish, Film Soirees
Great comic actress Judy Davis swanned into the Castro Theatre to receive the Peter J. Owens Award, an acting honor that has previously gone to such luminaries as Terence Stamp and Robert Duvall.
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