Nutcracker
In 20 years of attending Nutcracker opening nights, I have never enjoyed one so thoroughly as this year's. It opened last Thursday night at the early hour of 7 p.m., with a fair number of empty seats that kept filling up well into the party scene. Latecomers were welcome, which seemed apt, indeed, to sum up the appeal of this show.
Evangelicals force out moderate lobbyist
It seems conservatives are beginning to devour their own following devastating losses in last month's presidential and congressional elections.
Gays pushing hard for Obama picks
President-elect Barack Obama on Monday, December 15, formally announced his first high-ranking openly gay appointee, naming Los Angeles deputy mayor Nancy Sutley as chair of the White House Council on Environmental Quality.
Discussions over deep health cuts continue
Dismay continues over millions of dollars in proposed mid-year cuts to the San Francisco Department of Public Health, among other city departments, and the situation could get worse as even after mid-year cuts as the city faces a projected budget deficit of about $460 million next year.
Local gays will strike up the band for Obama
Among the 177-piece Lesbian and Gay Band Association contingent invited to march in President-elect Barack Obama's inaugural parade - the first time an LGBT group has been given such an honor - will be 18 musicians and eight cheerleaders from the Bay Area.
Couples in court case lack diversity
The San Francisco City Attorney's office added seven couples in an amended petition to its lawsuit filed with the state Supreme Court immediately after the passage of Proposition 8, but none are black or Hispanic, leaving a void as LGBTs of color seek to be visible.
Citations at gay beach decline
Regular users of the gay beach in the Presidio underneath the Golden Gate Bridge had feared that a federal project that made access to the shoreline easier would result in increased patrols by park police and a rise in complaints about nude sunbathers.
Libidinous book of days
It's that time of year to choose a wall calendar for 2009, and Out There finds ourselves gravitating once more to photo-spectacular calendars featuring juicy young athletes in various states of dishabille. We're so predictable!
Long Story Short
<slug>Long Story Short</slug> lives up to its title as landmark episodes in a 50-year marriage pass by in, literally, the blink of an eye.
Long Story Short
<slug>Long Story Short</slug> lives up to its title as landmark episodes in a 50-year marriage pass by in, literally, the blink of an eye
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