New prevention plan likely to shuffle money for AIDS orgs
Several HIV/AIDS agencies in San Francisco are worried about their funding as the city's HIV Prevention Services office begins talks with organizations. Many say there will be cuts to programs.
Sistahs Steppin' in Pride to step out for the last time
Sistahs Steppin' in Pride, Oakland's annual dyke march and festival, this year will mark its 10th anniversary and final year as the community has come to know it, said core committee members.
What's up at the galleries this month?
International Women's Day was celebrated on March 8, but of course, every day is women's day, isn't it?
Eccentricities of a Nightingale
Tennessee Williams was crushed when Summer and Smoke was dismissed by Broadway critics and closed after a short run. It was 1948, the success of The Glass Menagerie was still fresh, and A Streetcar Named Desire was playing to packed houses still.
The Oldest Profession
Though my knowledge of geriatric prostitution - in which both the clients and the ladies are creaky-old - is nonexistent, I still suspect that The Oldest Profession has little do with whatever senior-citizen sex trade may exist.
Report details bi 'invisibility'
The San Francisco Human Rights Commission unanimously adopted a groundbreaking report examining the consequences of rendering bisexuals "invisible" at its meeting last week.
Community readies for dot-gay domain
The Internet is on the brink of a new land rush with the expected approval of a new alternative to dot-com, dot-edu, and dot-org. Ladies and gentlemen, meet dot-gay.
Heartbeats
Time for a snap hip-cinema quiz. Who's the youngest, sassiest queer filmmaker you've probably never heard of?
OUT THERE : Tribute to the man that got away
Our very favorite alternative-universe Judy, the talented Connie Champagne will take the stage as Judy Garland once again this weekend, in a special tribute show in memory of her friend and mentor, the late artist and teacher Dan Kryston , who passed away
Rock Of Ages
David Lee Roth doing high-kicks in spandex is about the extent of my fond memories of the music of the 1980s - at least, the music that offered adolescent boys the musical version of the mock-testosterone rebelliousness of professional wrestling.
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