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Off the Wahl: Four Fabulous Films
By Jan Wahl– Wonderful movies stay wonderful, deep, rich and unforgettable. Whether you are seeing a movie for the first time, discovering new pleasures, or revisiting old friends … good…
LGBT Athlete Supports, Promotes Local Artists Through Gourmet Meals
By John Chen– Zac Stein, a multi-sport athlete, loves good food and aspires to build a loving and trusting community in our Bay Area. “I believe the foundation in building…
Cultural Appropriation, or Fine Dining? Le Colonial Gets It Deliciously Right
By David Landis–The Gay Gourmet– “Cultural appropriation is not what food criticism should be about,” my dear friend Christine offered after a fine lunch at the delightful Akira Japanese restaurant…
Donna Sachet: “The campaign for Emperor & Empress of San Francisco is in full swing with Bill Bulkley running for Emperor and Migitte Nielsen and Mimi Osa competing for Empress.”
By Donna Sachet– The campaign for Emperor & Empress of San Francisco is in full swing with Bill Bulkley running for Emperor and Migitte Nielsen and Mimi Osa competing for…
Actions Have Consequences
By Dr. Tim Seelig In 1956, there were only three channels on television, and those were in black and white. Romper Room had the corner on the market from 1953…
Realtor Steve Gallagher Is Donating Real Estate Commissions to SFGMC for National LGBTQ Center for the Arts
Realtor Steve Gallagher of the Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage San Francisco Pacific Heights office is giving back to our community in a big way. He recently pledged to donate $30,000…
Donna’s Chronicles: “If you are reading this, that means you too survived another holiday season, packed with obligations, but hopefully full of time spent with loved ones.”
By Donna Sachet– If you are reading this, that means you too survived another holiday season, packed with obligations, but hopefully full of time spent with loved ones. We wrapped…
Dorothy Thompson: Forty Years of Truth
By Dr. Bill Lipsky– Whether she was canvasing votes for women, fighting fascism, championing refugees, or promoting world peace, Dorothy Thompson (1893–1961) always had a cause. Firm in her convictions,…
Ring in a Roaring 2020: Beyond ‘I Do’
By Andrea Shorter– Here we are: 2020 A.D. Finally. As a kid from the 1970s, I honestly believed that we would be commuting and zooming through the air in jetpacks…
Marvelous Marco Mania!
By John Chen– I remember watching Hulk Hogan and pro wrestling on TV as a kid, mimicking their spectacular moves on my bed. Thank goodness I wasn’t dumb enough to…
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