Bread and Circuses... and Brain Injury
Football bodies are getting bigger and bigger, too big for the frailties of the human skeletal system to oppose. We see that the hits occur by the hundreds each game, and they get harder and harder over time. What we see is a sport run amok on excess.
CA's Gov. Brown Signs Immigrant, Youth Bills
Protections for LGBT foster youth are among the bills California Governor Jerry Brown recently signed into law.
Spectacular Ruins of Motor City
Absent habitation, care and tending, even the greatest architectural achievements can degenerate into deserted shrines to human aspiration and crumbling grandeur.
Out There :: Burning Tigers, Gays As Art
The particulars of the disastrous Iraq war meet universal truths in the Tony-nominated and Pulitzer finalist play "Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo." Meanwhile, across town...
More Mill Valley Moments
The best of the 36th Mill Valley Film Festival unspools over its final four days.
Ginger Snappy 'Randy Roberts'
It's shocking to sit back, relax, and be taken care of by someone who can sing, tell jokes, and knowingly ad-lib with the audience, while flawlessly made-up, bewigged, and decked out in spangly costumes and heels.
Preserving LGBT Footage for Posterity
The celluloid images run the gamut from gay Halloween parties to leather and drag contests to the inaugural voyages of gay cruise company RSVP to endless coverage of gay Pride parades and athletic events.
Fight Continues Over Trans Student Law
Anti-trans activists are continuing to fight against a new California law designed to support transgender students, and the woman behind a proposed ballot measure told the Bay Area Reporter that she is not a homophobe.
Park Closure Plan Moves Forward
Despite pleas from advocates that closing San Francisco parks overnight would further criminalize homeless people, Supervisor Scott Wiener's proposal moved forward this week.
LGBTQs 'Connect' at Event
Low-income and homeless people seeking help with housing, employment, food, and other services swarmed San Francisco's LGBT Community Center this week for the first-ever LGBTQ Connect event.
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