D’Arcy Drollinger loves Blaxploitation cinema. Cheesy all-black action flicks like "Cleopatra Jones" can make his day. Just imagine if those beloved cult classics were remade with white actors in drag!

San Francisco museums host a variety of special winter events where you can enjoy a little wine and cheese along with your highbrow, and sometimes lowbrow, culture. Here are a few select events.

Walking into Virgil’s Sea Room is a bit like deja vu. It feels familiar and friendly, but brand new at the same time.

With a career spanning Broadway, television, film and concerts, actor-singer-composer Cheyenne Jackson and I mostly discussed his music, specifically his own, some of which he’ll be performing at Feinstein’s at the Nikko, January 10 and 11.

Whenever I see the iconic sign for the Twin Peaks Tavern with San Francisco’s Twin Peaks and fog depicted on it, I am reminded of the ad campaign for Blackglama: ’What becomes a legend most?’

San Francisco has always been a brunchy town, with people queuing up for their weekly dose of omelets and mimosas. Here’s a few favorite spots that go above and beyond the obvious eggs and pancakes, and puts their particular stamp on comfort food.

With a multitude of possible celebratory events the Bay Area offers for celebrating New Year’s Eve, we decided to focus on a variety of events, starting off with one the high-class venues, and its musical proprietor.

Doing this interview with Marga was a great excuse for us to get together and discuss Marga’s upcoming New Year’s Eve Comedy Show, "Brava’s New Years Eve Comedy Fiesta."

They started on the streets of Provincetown, in a way. Now, Well Strung, the acclaimed string quartet, is touring the country with their signature classical pop crossover instrumental and sung arrangements.

The holidays can be a drag. They certainly are for Jackie Beat. Infamous for her over-the-top looks and seedy song parodies, she takes the holiday season as an invitation to pack up the makeup, toss the wigs in a suitcase and visit San Francisco.

This week, acclaimed performer Rhonda LaChanze Sapp is visiting San Francisco to celebrate her birthday and to pay homage to a pioneering singer that inspired her ascent as an award-winning vocalist and actress on Broadway.

Ever had a bridge and tunnel romance? For San Franciscans whose friends or person of affection live in Oakland, it’s time to return the favor and visit the other side.

Today the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus has grown tremendously since its early beginnings. It's gone on national tours, issued recordings, commissioned new music, and helped spur the LGBT choral movement.

Ahh, the holidays... it’s that time of year when there’s an endless stream of parties, events, and yes, family. All that activity means the holidays are also a good time for some tippling.