Gay eye on the 54th San Francisco International Film Festival
This year's edition of the San Francisco International Film Festival starts off on a sprightly queer note with Mike Mills' moving ode to his late-to-come-out gay father, Beginners.
Peter Griggs On "Killer Queen"
Peter Griggs promises an "in-your-face" experience in his new one-man show, but since it is a show about a boxer, the "in-your-face" part presumably ends where your nose begins.
Three Sisters
Comedy. Tragedy. Irony. They could be the title characters in Anton Chekhov's Three Sisters. Written in 1900, the play was part of the author's influential introduction of slice-of-life stories that seem to develop with natural languidness.
Eagle Tavern faces likely closure
Over the last three decades, the Eagle Tavern at 12th and Harrison streets has provided a welcoming home for countless community fundraisers, musicians, drag acts, beer busts, and LGBT patrons.
HIV study: 76% drop in cases with expanded treatment
New HIV infections among gay and bisexual men in San Francisco could fall 76 percent over the next five years due to the city's push to test people for the virus and advice that those infected begin taking antiretroviral therapy
Local summit to address teen bullying
As the issue of teen bullying continues to capture the nation's attention, local Bay Area teens are planning a daylong summit to address how students, teachers and parents can help solve the problem.
San Francisco Ballet Programs 6 & 7
San Francisco Ballet has risen in the world's esteem gradually over the last 20 years, moving up through the ranks of respectable provincial companies, gaining prestige every year.
Notes on a cultural anthropologist - Filmmakers of 'Bill Cunningham New York'
Bill Cunningham, the 82-year-old New York Times photographer who's the captivating subject of the documentary Bill Cunningham New York, is the astute eye and wit behind the paper's "On the Street"
Xanadu
This is meant as a compliment: The stage musical based on the movie Xanadu is exuberantly more dim-witted than its source.
SFGMC celebrates a new era
An invigorated, bursting-at-the-seams San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus has proclaimed the beginning of a new era.
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