By Derek Barnes– One fundamental question many people are asking themselves these days is, “Have we turned the corner yet in this recovery?” I’ve asked myself the same question, but…
By Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis– Stanley, Rodolfo, Antonio, Darryl, Angel, Luis, Cory, Tevin, Deonka, Simon, Leroy, Mercedez, Peter, Juan, Paul, Frank, Miguel, Javier, Jason, Eddie, Anthony, Christopher, Alejandro, Brenda,…
By Brandon Miller, CFP– This Pride Month, let’s pat ourselves on the back for how well the Bay Area has handled the pandemic. We can be proud of following prevailing…
By Philip Ruth– “Keep it small, and make sure it fits my garage.” That’s usually among the first things I hear from clients looking for a new ride. San Francisco’s…
By Dr. Bill Lipsky– When 20-year-old Richard Barnfield published The Affectionate Shepherd in 1594,he scandalized and outraged public propriety with his explicitly homosexual versifying. With exquisite poetic detail, his work…
By Jennifer Kroot– Will Zang has an impossible choice to make in his new film The Leaf, a first-person, poetic, short documentary with a vulnerable tone that may bring you…
There are connections so profound, so molten that they alter our very understanding of the world, and move us all to act. In its 17-year history, the free, annual international…
Openhouse on June 9 announced the hiring of Kathleen Sullivan, Ph.D., as its new Executive Director. Sullivan, who has 20 years of experience in creative community design, will be relocating…
One of the great highlights of Pride season is the annual FRESH MEAT FESTIVAL of transgender and queer performance. The festival is known for its superb artists, innovation, sold-out crowds,…
By Jan Wahl– From Vito Russo’s The Celluloid Closet to Emily Leider’s Becoming Mae West to the recent He’s Got Rhythm: Gene Kelly by Cynthia and Sara Brideson, my life…
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