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The Benefits of Tax Diversification in Your Retirement Plan
By Brandon Miller, CFP Taxes are an often-overlooked aspect of retirement planning. While many Americans are saving diligently and are focused on accumulating the biggest “nest egg” possible, many investors…
Auto: Choosing Size in Hybrid Crossovers
By Philip Ruth How much vehicle do you need? It’s a good question to ask as the summer road-trip season begins, and the answer is ultimately very personalized. If you’re…
Curated: Companions of Diana
In the Legion of Honor Permanent Collection Francois Boucher, the quintessential artist of the rococo, dominated the fine and decorative arts throughout Northern Europe in the eighteenth century. This oval…
Words: Every Month Is LGBTQI Book Month
By Michele Karlsberg Michele Karlsberg: In this issue, author Carol Rosenfeld shares her thoughts as LGBTQI Book Month gets underway. June is LGBTQI Pride Month, and it is also LGBTQI…
Fresh Meat Festival Offers the Artistic Antidote to Trump
Jaw-dropping vogue dance, transgender opera, boundary-breaking hip-hop, world champion gay ballroom, queer bomba music and award-winning bachata dance hit the stage at the Fresh Meat Festival of transgender and queer…
Coming-of-Age Films at Frameline41
By Gary M. Kramer This year’s Frameline Film Festival opens June 15, with a screening of The Untold Tales of Armistead Maupin, a documentary on the local author, and concludes…
In the News: 5.18.18
Compiled by Dennis McMillan The Democrats’ New CEO is an Out and Proud Lesbian With newly installed DNC Chair Tom Perez in charge, the Democrats are starting to remake their…
Anne Rostow: Wishing and Hoping
By Ann Rostow Wishing and Hoping Before I start, do you think it’s unpatriotic of me to wish that Trump remains in office? I also wish that he continues to…
Calafia: Queen of California
By Dr. Bill Lipsky Once upon a time, long, long ago, “very near to the region of the Terrestrial Paradise,” there was a legendary island. “One of the wildest in…
Stay Awake
By Assemblymember Phil Ting Immigrant communities are afraid. They’re afraid to visit their families outside the country because they may be turned away when coming back. They’re afraid to report…
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