Celebrating Charles Warren Stoddard
Charles Warren Stoddard (1843-1909) might be called the George Washington of the gay movement in San Francisco, for he published the first relatively open homosexual novel.
Twentieth-Century Gay Life Recalled
All about a play about three gay men in three succeeding decades.
Out There :: Succumbing to the Lures of Poetry
Poetry distills language to its essence, finds music in words and in the spaces between words. So reading poetry is a great palate-cleanser between courses of fiction, or a necessary relief after the day's newspaper.
How Big is Your Organ?
This is a San Francisco story, of gay men and the size of their organs. Of civic pride and tonal authenticity. Of reverb, ranks, and pipes. Windblown versus digital sample. Pockets of resistance notwithstanding, there is a way forward.
ACA Access Issues Remain for LGBTs
More than 30 million Americans have obtained access to health insurance since Affordable Care Act enrollment opened 10 months ago, yet access for LGBTs remains far from universal.
AIDS Healthcare Foundation Sues SF Supervisor, City
AIDS Healthcare Foundation, the Los Angeles-based nonprofit with operations in the Bay Area, is suing San Francisco Supervisor Scott Wiener, the city, and the Board of Supervisors over recently-passed legislation meant to tighten formula retail rules.
Syphilis Cases Stabilized in First Half of 2014
During the first six months of 2014, early syphilis cases in San Francisco stabilized compared to the same time period a year prior, according to preliminary data released in July.
Sisters, Officials Mull Pink Saturday Changes -- or Cancellation
City officials and organizers of San Francisco's annual Pink Saturday celebration are talking about changes to the event, including possibly ending it, after years of violent incidents.
On the Tab :: Aug. 7- 14
Augustian days and nights can either fog you over or blast some sun, but the bright lights of nightlife continue, with hunky and furry DJs, classy drag shows, and relaxed bar afternoon beer busts.
Sex and the City: Live!
"Sex and the City" began its six-season run on HBO in 1998, and not even 9/11 interrupted its fantasyland vision of a Manhattan where Manolo Blahniks were fetishized, cosmopolitans were swilled, and sex was always a la mode.
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