More News
SF shooting suspect
remains at large
San Francisco police are still looking for the man suspected of fatally shooting Melquiesha "Mel" Warren, 23, outside a gay South of Market nightclub almost three weeks ago. (read more)
Honda sees chance
for ENDA yet
Despite the House leadership's refusal to bring it up for a
vote, a federal bill banning LGBT workplace discrimination isn't dead yet in
the eyes of a South Bay congressman.
(read more)
Bayview couple
faces eviction
A couple living in San Francisco's Bayview district is facing eviction from their home after the landlord said he wanted to move in, and then raised the rent $1,000. (read more)
Housing takes center stage at Milk-Moscone vigil
Two events in San Francisco marking the 35th anniversary of the murders of Supervisor Harvey Milk and Mayor George Moscone were attended by hundreds of people, many of whom urged leaders to address the city's skyrocketing rents and upswing in evictions. (read more)
Ads urge LGBTs to sign
up for health insurance
California's health insurance exchange is targeting uninsured LGBT residents with a new marketing campaign aimed at signing them up for coverage. (read more)
It's lights out as San Jose
LGBT bar closes
The windows illuminating the colors of the rainbow flag and the pulsating music spilling from Brix nightclub onto South First Street in downtown San Jose will cease after Monday, December 9. (read more)
Winning videos
combat bullying
Allison Talker, a junior from Wallenberg High School, talked about her experience in making the third place winning video "Love Hate Make the Right Choice." (read more)
More Arts
Music - A holiday
show like no other
Christmas begins a few weeks early when the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus performs a holiday extravaganza unlike any they've done before. (read more)
Fine Arts - Making
music & gay history
The San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus is now a well-established mainstream city institution with an international reputation, but 35 years ago it was quite another story. (read more)
Out There -
Wining & dining our
way around the Bay
An acquaintance of Out There's who grew up in Santa Rosa was describing nearby Healdsburg back in his salad days, and how his crowd hung out at an old dive bar there that has since been gentrified into mixologist heaven. (read more)
Film - December delights
at the Castro Theatre
The Castro Theatre delivers an operatically eclectic December calendar, from the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus' Christmas Eve concerts to my favorite Marx Brothers comedy slam, A Night at the Opera (12/30). (read more)
Theatre -
Treasonous love
It may take a while to tune into the wavelength that Kneehigh Theatre's Tristan & Yseult is traversing. (read more)
Books - Ursine universe
Journalist and filmmaker Lawrence Ferber's novelization of the 2010 hit gay comedy Bear City pretty much follows along with the simplistic yet engrossing and entertaining plot of the award-winning feature-length movie of the same name. (read more)
Out & About - Decemberism
As we head into the first week of the year's last month, have you noticed something different in the air, the feeling of giving and celebration? (read more)
