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    NCLR Gala Dinner & Party – 45th Anniversary

    Photos by Rink Known by many as the “Top Lesbian Party of the Year,” NCLR’s annual gala and dinner took place for 2022 on Friday, November 11, at the Marriott…

    As You Like It: A Musical Love Letter to the SF Queer Community

    As You Like It: A Musical Love Letter to the SF Queer Community

    Starting performances tonight, San Francisco Playhouse breathes new life into the Bard’s beloved play As You Like It as an imaginative musical, perfect for audiences of all ages this holiday…

    Sister Dana sez, “HAPPY THANKSGIVING to everyone…”

    Sister Dana sez, “HAPPY THANKSGIVING to everyone…”

    By Sister Dana Van Iquity– Words of Wisdumb from a Fun Nun– Sister Dana sez, “HAPPY THANKSGIVING to everyone! But I prefer to call it ‘ThanksGAYing,’ because I am thankful to be…

    Happy Holidays from Castro Merchants!

    By Dave Karraker and Terrance Alan– The holidays are upon us, and the Castro is ready for another bright, joyful, and busy season as we greet residents and tourists to the city’s…

    Interview with Jean Fineberg of JAZZphoria Ahead of November 20 Show at The Freight

    By Irene Young– (Editor’s Note: In this piece, music business photographer Irene Young and saxophonist/flutist/composer Jean Fineberg discuss the release of an exciting new album with Fineberg’s seven-women, one-man, four-horn…

    People We Hate at the Wedding Is a Nuptials ‘Comedy’ You Can Skip

    People We Hate at the Wedding Is a Nuptials ‘Comedy’ You Can Skip

    By Gary M. Kramer– It is not easy to love People We Hate at the Wedding—a broad comedy out November 18 on Amazon Prime, about a dysfunctional family gathering for…

    Sex in the Movies: When Less Is More

    Sex in the Movies: When Less Is More

    By Jan Wahl– The film Bros is a good satire that is also fresh and funny. The scenes with the LBGTQ Museum grand opening and the people voting on how…

    Desire Lines

    Desire Lines

    By Michele Karlsberg– Michele Karlsberg: This month I invited Reginald Harris—author, activist, and Africanist raised in Brooklyn—to interview Cary Alan Johnson, who is currently living in Central Africa, about Johnson’s debut…

    Recommendations from Book Passage 11.17.22

    Now is Not the Time to Panic (fiction – hardbound) by Kevin Wilson This is a bold coming-of-age story, written with Wilson’s trademark wit and blazing prose. Now Is Not The…

    Lit Snax: 11.17.22

    I Was Born for This by Alice Oseman This is a feel-good novel about a fangirl, Angel, and her favorite band, The Ark. It touches upon every individual’s struggles and…