Court Orders Release on Bond of Orlando Shooter's Wife
A U.S. magistrate has ordered that the widow of Omar Mateen, the man who fatally shot 49 people and wounded 53 others at Orlando, Florida's gay Pulse nightclub last June, should be released on bond.
On the Tab :: March 2 - 9
OMG, it's already March! Let's make a clever pun about lions and lambs coming in... and out. Better yet, let's not. Here are your nightlife choices.
BARchive: The Golden Age of Hustlers
Male prostitution is probably as old as the city itself. Edward Prime-Stevenson wrote in 1908 that soldiers in the Presidio were for rent during the Spanish-American War. It is certainly as old as the homophile organizations.
Blake Morgan's Campaign for Musicians' Rights
"Spotify says they can't turn a profit because they have to pay artists too much. But the owner of Spotify is worth $310 million," says singer-songwriter James Morgan with a derisive laugh.
Magical Mystery Tour
How can you have a show about the counterculture that's short on sex, drugs and rock & roll? The answer is: With difficulty. But that's not all that's missing from "Hippie Modernism: The Struggle for Utopia."
Out There :: Short, But Not Slight
The 2017 slate of Oscar-nominated live action short films offers many delights.
Queer History Comes Alive
The LGBT community's most eagerly awaited television event comes to small screens with the Feb. 27 premiere of "When We Rise," an all-star docudrama about the early days of San Francisco's equality movement.
On the Tab :: Feb. 23 - March 2
It's not Spring yet, but nightlife events are springing up like fresh blossoms. Oscar parties provide fun and funds for our favorite nonprofits, so brush off your tuxes and tiaras. Or, get downright sweaty with some pro wrestling. Hey, why not?
Gay Park Superintendent Returns to Bay Area
Looking over a large-scale model of the Presidio near the entrance to the new visitor center for the former army base turned national park, Craig Kenkel pointed to the Batteries-to-Bluffs trail as one of his favorite places in the park.
CA PrEP Program Delayed
Problems with California's AIDS Drug Assistance Program are leading to the delayed launch of a program that would help people statewide get access to PrEP.
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