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- A San Francisco Board of Supervisors panel Monday backed gay mayoral nominee Mike Chen serving on the city’s planning commission.
- Speakers, chants, and signs at a Friday evening rally in San Francisco’s Castro neighborhood delivered a unified message: drop the charges stemming from Pride weekend arrests.
- Opening August 8 as part of West Edge Opera’s 2026 Summer Season, “American Apollo” uses scant strokes of available history to paint a rich canvas of one of the great relationships in American art, one that crossed deep lines of class, race, and queerness.
- Weeks after revealing she is in treatment for a curable form of breast cancer, bisexual Democratic San Diego City Councilmember Marni von Wilpert secured the support of an influential LGBTQ political group for her congressional bid.
- Erika, the dominatrix and femme fatale of New Queer Cinema pioneer Gregg Araki’s latest film, “I Want Your Sex,” echoes Araki’s own philosophical sentiments in an ongoing dialogue between the sexual mores of the old and young.
- Best known for his groundbreaking Russell Quant series, Saskatchewan author Anthony Bidulka has built a loyal readership with his mystery series. After a 15-year absence, Bidulka returns with his beloved detective in "Quant," a novel that explores family, legacy, and resilience.
- It’s official, according to creator-writer Alice Oseman, that the new Netflix movie “Heartstopper Forever,” is the end of the hit uplifting series that debuted in 2022.
- Pride has come and gone, and summer and fall remain in the coming months. There’s still plenty of time to catch up on your reading with new books by David Sedaris, Brad Gooch, the late Edmund White and others.
- At present, we’re in the grey area between Pride Month (June) and LGBTQ History Month in October. While it’s nice that we get two months of the year to celebrate our community, you might be wondering what would make good music to listen to during this period. Here are some suggestions.
- Lili Elbe, the “Danish girl” who died tragically in 1931 from complications of gender-reassignment surgeries, has had a number of reincarnations across the media. The latest is Bright Shiny Object’s release of the audio from the world premiere of gay composer Tobias Picker’s opera.
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- A San Francisco Board of Supervisors panel Monday backed gay mayoral nominee Mike Chen serving on the city’s planning commission.
- Speakers, chants, and signs at a Friday evening rally in San Francisco’s Castro neighborhood delivered a unified message: drop the charges stemming from Pride weekend arrests.
- Opening August 8 as part of West Edge Opera’s 2026 Summer Season, “American Apollo” uses scant strokes of available history to paint a rich canvas of one of the great relationships in American art, one that crossed deep lines of class, race, and queerness.
- Weeks after revealing she is in treatment for a curable form of breast cancer, bisexual Democratic San Diego City Councilmember Marni von Wilpert secured the support of an influential LGBTQ political group for her congressional bid.
- Erika, the dominatrix and femme fatale of New Queer Cinema pioneer Gregg Araki’s latest film, “I Want Your Sex,” echoes Araki’s own philosophical sentiments in an ongoing dialogue between the sexual mores of the old and young.
- Best known for his groundbreaking Russell Quant series, Saskatchewan author Anthony Bidulka has built a loyal readership with his mystery series. After a 15-year absence, Bidulka returns with his beloved detective in "Quant," a novel that explores family, legacy, and resilience.
- It’s official, according to creator-writer Alice Oseman, that the new Netflix movie “Heartstopper Forever,” is the end of the hit uplifting series that debuted in 2022.
- Pride has come and gone, and summer and fall remain in the coming months. There’s still plenty of time to catch up on your reading with new books by David Sedaris, Brad Gooch, the late Edmund White and others.
- At present, we’re in the grey area between Pride Month (June) and LGBTQ History Month in October. While it’s nice that we get two months of the year to celebrate our community, you might be wondering what would make good music to listen to during this period. Here are some suggestions.
- Lili Elbe, the “Danish girl” who died tragically in 1931 from complications of gender-reassignment surgeries, has had a number of reincarnations across the media. The latest is Bright Shiny Object’s release of the audio from the world premiere of gay composer Tobias Picker’s opera.