Little Snow, But Lots of GLBT Fun at Reno and Tahoe
Lake Tahoe's slopes are in need of fresh powder, but that isn't stopping diehard skiers or LGBT partiers from heading up to the Sierra and to nearby Reno for a winter getaway.
DPH Backtracks on Crack Pipe Idea
Just weeks after some San Francisco health officials and advocates expressed support for distributing crack pipes to drug users in order to aid the city's HIV prevention efforts, the city's public health director has come out against the idea.
On the Tab :: Jan. 30 - Feb. 6
Our warm winter continues its heat wave as drought conditions threaten our...statewide hydration. And climate change being the worst analogy for nightlife events, let's conclude with... Conserve water! Sweat it up on the dance floor and sip slowly.
Maturity of an Ingenue
Anita Gillette travels a long stage and screen career in her first-ever cabaret show playing Feinstein's at the Nikko on Jan. 30.
The Last Match (La Paritida)
"The Last Match (La Partida)," opening Friday, kicks off the 2014 film season with a bang. It's a gorgeously filmed, tragic melodrama about Cuban rent-boys who break the rules of their exceedingly rough trade.
Out There :: To Be Young, Gifted, and Gay
The new HBO series '"Looking" premiered at the Castro Theatre before its first broadcast last week, and Out There was in the house.
Sam Harris Hams It Up
Sam Harris was the first American Idol, 20 years before "American Idol" existed.
Major Barbara
Such is the scope of Shaw's dramatic capacity that he can still send heads spinning 109 years after setting forth this socio-economic satire.
Calif. Governor Declares Drought
LGBTs will likely see signs urging water conservation in area gyms and sex clubs in the wake of California Governor Jerry Brown declaring a drought state of emergency.
Rights Pioneers Pleads Guilty in Child Porn Case
Gay rights pioneer Larry Brinkin is expected to serve six months in jail after pleading guilty this week to felony possession of child pornography.
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