What are the chances? The chance of getting a lap dance at the Castro Theatre? The chance of enjoying drawings and drinks at the same time? Chances are your chances are pretty good!
Cookie Dough, local drag performer extraordinaire, proudly celebrates ten years of "The Monster Show," the weekly variety show which she's been hosting, first at Harvey's, and more recently at the Edge.
"We look for talent," said Drag King extraordinare Fudgie Frottage. "We want them to be real. To bring their own 'cocktitude' to the stage and bring it out."
Maybe you're out of town. Maybe you've got visitors. Maybe you just want to get out of the house. Maybe you'll notice that despite it being many peoples' vacay time, there are more nightlife, concert and unusual events taking place!
Augustian days and nights can either fog you over or blast some sun, but the bright lights of nightlife continue, with hunky and furry DJs, classy drag shows, and relaxed bar afternoon beer busts.
Tourists fill the streets, usually in sandals and white socks, walking in the wrong neighborhoods, asking where to find the Golden Gate Bridge. Be nice to our visitors, many from Europe in these summer months.
Rock stars die, but the sounds and sights of the 1970s punk and glam stars live on in the hearts and minds of fans, and in captivating photos by Paul Zone, whose new book shares rarely seen images of the rock revolution.
A combination of festive outdoor event and fundraiser, the roots of the swirling tie-dyed dance form goes back to the earliest days of gay culture, and even decades before.
On July 17, nice Jewish girl Lisa Geduldig will host Stand Up For Campos at El Rio, a night of raucous comedy and music in support of openly gay District 8 Supervisor David Campos. Campos is currently running for State Assembly.
With same-sex marriage bans being lifted in many states, including Pennsylvania, why not share some travel tips about our nation's historically political birthplace?
