By Gary M. Kramer— The Frameline Film Festival turns 50 this year, and the program is chock-full of new and classic feature films, documentaries, and shorts. The festival will begin…
World class vogue artists, a 40-member trans choir, breathtaking queer contemporary dance, a drag supergroup, gender-defying classical Chinese Dance, and trans rockers will hit the stage this June 19–21 at…
By Jan Wahl— The depth of character of people 50 and older can really make a movie fabulous. A perfect example is Eleanor the Great (2025), a dramedy directed by…
By Dr. Tim Seelig— We all know the slogan is: “Music Is the Universal Language.” How could we not? It adorns refrigerator magnets, Hallmark cards, and music classrooms all over…
Performer and former San Francisco Bay Times columnist Gypsy Love debuted her new song and video “Synchronicity” at a premiere party at The Café in the Castro on June 6,…
By Sister Dan Sez— Sister Dana sez, “It’s PRIDE MONTH, and I couldn’t be prouder to be Gay! Despite Congress trying to pass an astonishing 530 anti-LGBTQ bills in the…
By Kristie Song— In February, journalist Max Blue declared, “Nobody’s coming to save SF arts; the scene must save itself.” Critics, artists, and cultural workers have been echoing this sentiment…
By Gary M. Kramer— The up-and-coming actor John Brodsky delivers an impressive performance in the gay romantic thriller Shadows of Willow Cabin, available May 26 for streaming on AppleTV, Amazon,…
By Jan Wahl— My conversations continue with friend and fellow film lover Adam Kent, this time with a focus on screenwriting. Adam Kent: I know you got on my case…
By Sister Dana sez— Sister Dana sez, “MEMORIAL DAY is May 25—a federal holiday and time set aside yearly to honor the men and women who died while selflessly serving…
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