The Letters
Attention must be paid. And, dear comrades, is it ever in "The Letters." John W. Lowell's 85-minute play is an intricate cat-and-mouse game played out in the inscrutably authoritarian world of 1930s Soviet Union.
Throwing Muses & Other Attractions
An original musical based on pop icon Kristin Hersh's memoir of a troubled and triumphant year in her life is the centerpiece attraction in the 14th annual DIVAfest.
Out There :: Stylish Thriller Opens Film Festival
Opening night of the 57th San Francisco International Film Festival was a special thrill for Out There, a big Patricia Highsmith fan.
Jeremy Jordan Shoots to Stardom
There are big breaks, and there are overnight sensations. And then there's Jeremy Jordan.
Escaping Into World Cinema
The 57th San Francisco International Film Festival concludes with a final week of treasures, climaxing in actor Chris Messina's Closing Night chamber piece, Alex of Venice. Here are nine suggestions on how to enjoy your film week.
Climber Claims Uganda Peak for LGBT Equality
Neal Gottlieb, the founding twin of Three Twins Ice Cream, has taken the world by surprise by raising the rainbow flag atop the tallest peak in Uganda during a six-day climb to the summit.
Lesbian Teacher Fights for Her Job Back
When Julia Frost applied for a teaching position with the Hesperia Unified School District, she figured it would be a perfect place to work.
SJ Pride Rebrands Itself
It's a new day for San Jose Pride as the organization changes its name to Silicon Valley Pride for a more inclusive South Bay focus.
Tenants Seek Support for Tax Measure
About 150 housing activists and tenants gathered across the street from San Francisco City Hall recently to kick off a campaign for a planned November ballot measure that would tax real estate speculators.
Trevor Sigler
Boise-born Trevor Sigler has made a name for himself as a Bay Area DJ in just a few short years. Now his first album is out. Sigler discusses the new disc.
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