LeatherWalk Changes Hands
After 14 years at the helm, the longtime producer of the San Francisco LeatherWalk is passing the duties over to someone else, but not without a little leather drama.
Peaches to Headline Castro Fair
Canadian gender-bending musician Peaches and her Peachettes will headline the main stage at this year's Castro Street Fair.
Members Set to Run for SF Pride Board
Several community members plan to run for the board of the organization overseeing San Francisco Pride, as the current board continues to struggle with negative reaction to its handling of the Bradley Manning fiasco this spring.
Social Security Updates Name Change Policy
The Social Security Administration has updated its policy so that partners in same-sex couples can go through the agency to change their names.
First Openly Gay Candidate for Public Office Jose Sarria Dead at 90
Jose Julio Sarria, a legendary San Francisco drag queen who made history as the first openly gay person to seek political office in America, died Monday, August 19. He was 90.
Pier 24 Revisited
When it comes to communing with photography, Pier 24 is a singular venue. San Francisco investment advisor Andy Pilara renovated this vast, elegantly designed historic building on the city's waterfront to house his growing collection of 3
Out There :: In the Shadow of SFMOMA
Out and about with Out There.
All-American Sensation
In these days of instant Internet celebrity, overnight sensations are a dime a dozen. But Chicago-based gay singer/songwriter Steve Grand seems to be an exception with his song "All-American Boy" and its accompanying video.
LaBelle & McKechnie Arrive
Patti LaBelle will open the newly remodeled Wells Fargo Center for the Arts in Santa Rosa on Fri., Aug. 16. Donna McKechnie will appear at Feinstein's at the Hotel Nikko on Fri. & Sat., Aug. 16 & 17.
Castro Street Could See Rainbow Crosswalk
The city's gay neighborhood could see a permanent rainbow in the form of a crosswalk painted on the street at one of the Castro district's busy intersections.
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