Next To Normal
Normal is good when it comes to body temperature, precipitation, and a town in Illinois. In everyday life, however, normalcy is an impossible concept, and even becomes a pejorative when linked to conformity and doctrinaire standards of behavior.
Treefall
The abandoned local library in the post-apocalyptic world of Treefall is well-stocked with Shakespeare, Superman comics, and anatomy books. But anything to do with gay history either failed to make it into the stacks or didn't survive the bio-eco calamity
Gay men dispute beating details
A gay San Francisco man says he was recently beaten by another gay city resident, along with another man, who had called him and his boyfriend "faggots."
10 years later: The San Francisco dog-mauling case's lasting LGBT legacy
It was one of the most publicized criminal cases in San Francisco history. Ten years ago this week, on January 26, 2001, two Presa Canario dogs attacked and killed Diane Alexis Whipple, 33, outside her Pacific Heights apartment.
Farrell touts business acumen
As San Francisco grapples with a budget deficit of roughly $400 million and ballooning pension costs that could decimate funding for city services, freshman District 2 Supervisor Mark Farrell touts his election as being particularly propitious
Lyon-Martin on life support
Lyon-Martin Health Services, the San Francisco-based clinic that provides health care to women and transgender people regardless of their ability to pay, needs to raise $250,000 within the next month or it will close, according to board treasurer
Biutiful
Biutiful (Beautiful ) is director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's operatic fable of how a simple, almost primitive slum-dwelling hustler finds his soul at the brink of his extinction.
Remembering Joan Sutherland :: the San Francisco connection
Of all the diva deaths of the new century, few could have hit San Franciscans harder than that of Joan Sutherland's, last Oct. 10.
Out There :: Paula West is in the house
Last week, beloved jazz and cabaret singer Paula West began an eight-week residency at the Rrazz Room in San Francisco, and all lovers of the American songbook beautifully sung should note the dates of West's run, through March 13.
Amateur 'Angels' alight near the Castro
The idea was to pay tribute to the 20th anniversary of Angels in America with a new production in the Castro, just a few blocks from the theater where Tony Kushner's transformative play was first staged in 1991.
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