By Kippy Marks— There are stories that shimmer because they are polished. Then there are stories that shine because they were once broken. Jacob Anthony Rose’s new memoir belongs to…
By Devlin Shand— Queer Arts Featured will soon proudly display BEACONS, new paintings and the first ever solo exhibition by prolific San Francisco-based artist Nathaniel J. Bice. The exhibit will…
By Gary M. Kramer— The Mostly British Film Festival, screening February 5–12 at the Vogue Theater in San Francisco, offers a cornucopia of films from the U.K., Ireland. Australia, India,…
By Jan Wahl— Valentine’s Day is such a drag, and for me not in a good way. I used to be desperate for presents and attention. Now I just want…
By Sister Dana Sez— Sister Dana sez, “The Milan Olympics open on February 6, and closing ceremonies are February 22. Since Canada has already defined SAME-SEX PAIRS of ice dancers…
By David Landis, The Gay Gourmet— As my loyal readers know, I’m generally a very positive guy—especially when it comes to restaurants. Unlike some critics, I generally try to find…
By Dina Novarr— For many years, Dry January has represented a short break for folks to reset their lives and abstain from alcohol after the holidays. But, as the month…
By Leslie Sbrocco— Romance and renewal are on the menu now and through February. It’s a time to recharge and get moving on shaping a successful 2026. But that doesn’t…
By Beth Schnitzer— To explore where the sport of figure skating is headed as the Winter Olympics approach, I spoke with Joel Goodrich, whose background as a competitive skater offers…
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