
Dancers from the Dance
The AIDS epidemic nearly wiped out an entire generation of creative lights - writers, artists, musicians, actors and intellectuals - but it hit the dance community especially hard.
Transforming the Mundane
John Waters, best known for creating trashy and outrageous films, is the curator of "Home Improvements," the inaugural exhibit at FraenkelLAB, a gallery opening next week in Hayes Valley.
Out There :: Besties in Arts & Culture
Eagle-eyed readers who have been following Besties coverage in Arts & Culture over the years will have noticed that many of the winners in various categories have been previous awardees as well.
Bestie Bars & Clubs
Readers voted on their favorite bars and nightclubs, with consistent results, proving that venues that welcome their patrons keep them happy.
Bartenders, Performers and Extra Talented People
Beyond the bars and the booze, it's the people who make our nightlife scene vibrant, funny, sexy and sometimes, a little bit shocking. Here are our favorite folks who make things fun.
Besties Reveal What B.A.R. Readers Like
When we started the Besties survey five years ago, the Bay Area Reporter had turned 40 and we thought it would be a great way to hear from readers about what they liked in the LGBT community and beyond.
B.A.R. Marks 45 Years, Looks Ahead
Forty-five years ago this month, the Bay Area Reporter started when Bob Ross - chef, Tavern Guild president, and B.A.R. culture insider - launched the paper with business partner Paul Bentley.
Gay TV Series Will Film in SF Soon
San Francisco will soon see filming of the ABC-TV miniseries "When We Rise," based in part on the memoir of Harvey Milk confidante Cleve Jones.
Fun, Friendships Keep Gays Returning to Palm Springs
A man I met at the gay Desert Paradise resort in Palm Springs last month best summarized why so many LGBTs return to the desert city every year and sometimes several times a year.
On the Tab :: March 31 - April 7
We've got plenty of fun nightlife including events on Friday, April 1; no foolin'!
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