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AIDS confablooks to future
Delegates at the 20th International AIDS Conference expressed optimism about progress made to date, but stressed that more remains to be done... (read more)
Queer SF couplefights eviction
A San Francisco same-sex couple is fighting their landlords' efforts to evict them from their apartment. (read more)
Older lesbiansgather in Oakland
A national organization for lesbians age 59 and older is hosting its biennial gathering in Oakland this weekend as it marks its 25th anniversary. (read more)
Crowning achievement
The annual AIDS Walk took place in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park Sunday, July 20 and first-time lead organization Project Inform said the event was a success. (read more)
Nonprofit aims for LGBT-friendlycorporate workplaces
A new nonprofit aims to make corporate offices friendlier to LGBT employees by boosting the visibility of straight allies. (read more)
Tax measure seeksto discourage 'flipping'
A tax measure that will appear on the November ballot traces its origins to slain supervisor Harvey Milk as it seeks to discourage real-estate "flipping,"... (read more)
More Arts
Music -Come to her window:
Known for her raspy voice and confessional lyrics, singer/songwriter and guitarist Melissa Etheridge has become a rock music icon. (read more)
Television - Things aren't really so bad for 'Little Horribles' creator
Those mortifying moments in life, the ones that make you shudder even years after they've happened, are the basis of Little Horribles,... (read more)
Out There - Another barihunk sighting
The second production of West Edge Opera 's new Summer Festival, Philip Glass and Allen Ginsberg 's Hydrogen Jukebox, will open on Sun., July 27, 5 p.m. at Berkeley's Ed Roberts Campus. (read more)
Backstage - RememberingElaine Stritch
A columnist's memories of a wayward interview with Elaine Stritch were stoked by her recent passing. (read more)
Out & About - Audiophiles
We would like to think that the variety of artistic endeavors happening this week will counteract the comparatively awful acts of human behavior being displayed elsewhere. (read more)
Theatre - Gay, straight, bi – & happily confused
All sorts of lines get blurred in Everybody Here Says Hello!, an intriguingly different take on contemporary romance. (read more)
Film - Througha Jewish lens
The 34th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival runs July 24 through August 10, and has a couple of queer gems, special guests, world premieres and a number of panels where real people can talk face-to-face. (read more)
