His Own Private (and Public) Idaho
Playwright Samuel D. Hunter sees a deadlocked society in which one side accuses the other of degeneracy, while that side returns with charges that literal scriptural beliefs border on insanity.
The Merchants of Castro
The Merchants of Upper Market and Castro will soon be rebranded as Castro Merchants, a move approved by unanimous vote at the group's November 7 meeting.
Pride Members Fail to Remove Currie
At a planning meeting of the San Francisco LGBT Pride Celebration Committee this week, members were unsuccessful in removing treasurer David Currie from the organization's board of directors.
Vicki Marlane Exhibit Opens
A series of weathered photos, from a black and white snapshot of a young boy to that of a woman wrapped in a feather boa, are part of the personal trove on view in the new exhibit "Vicki Marlane: I'm Your Lady."
Repeal Vote Likely on Trans Law
Backers of a new California law meant to protect transgender students are preparing to fight for the legislation as anti-trans activists announced they've submitted more than 600,000 signatures to place a referendum on next year's ballot.
Getting There
For all its charms, San Francisco can fall short when it comes to getting around town. Thankfully, the city is awash in alternative transportation options that can fill in the gaps.
The Ex-Gay... Bars, That Is
In the past few years a few familiar gay bars have left the scene, only to be replaced by new bars not geared toward the gay community. To understand the implications, try to remember the last time a bar "turned gay" in San Francisco.
Keepin' It Cazwell
With an almost innocent openness that counters a streetwise attitude, Cazwell has steamed up the music world with his amusingly sexy songs and videos.
On the Tab :: Nov. 14 - 21
Surely you'll enjoy this week's array of entertainments, including Thomas Dolby, Dengue Fever, and a few local celebrutantes' birthday parties. Yes, you can invite me, but don't call me Shirley.
Nancy and / or Beth
Don't bother asking Megan Mullally who's Nancy and who's Beth. The Emmy Award-winning actress and singer, when paired up with vocal and comedy talent Stephanie Hunt, is not playing a character.
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