Raising the Bar
True romance tales! They met over drinks!
App-e 2CU
Phoners hook-up in and out of the clubs
STD rates in SF continue to climb
The rates of sexually transmitted diseases in San Francisco continued to rise in 2010, prolonging a five-year trend in spiking rates of venereal diseases.
Older people account for majority of SF AIDS cases
For the first time since AIDS was discovered 30 years ago, people 50 years of age or older account for the majority of people living with an AIDS diagnosis in San Francisco, the Bay Area Reporter has learned.
LGBTs mark Black History Month
February is Black History Month, and LGBTs in the Bay Area are among those reflecting on what's happened and where things are going in the broader community.
Kim cites LGBT rights for pledge silence
San Francisco Supervisor Jane Kim has refrained from reciting the Pledge of Allegiance since high school, citing the lack of rights granted to LGBT Americans as part of the reason behind her decision.
Castro history project selects first 20 honorees
Fourteen men and six women have been chosen to be the first group of 20 LGBT luminaries to be honored with plaques along the sidewalks of the Castro, San Francisco's gay neighborhood, the Bay Area Reporter has learned.
Still beautiful at the ballet
San Francisco Ballet opens its new season
Gregg Araki meets Werner Erhard
The gang's all here in the 13th SF Independent Film Festival
Out There :: Keeping It Punchy
Photographer Stephen Underhill wintertime model Jaime reminds us to keep a boxer's stance and take an upper-right cut at life. Let that be our February motto as Out There punches out a few items of various cultural import.
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