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Prepare for These Milestones as Retirement Approaches
Over a two-decade span ranging from ages 50 to 70-1/2, investors will face multiple milestone decisions that will likely impact their retirement savings and portfolio. As you navigate through each…
In the News: September 15, 2016
Compiled by Dennis McMillan Eight Wins for LGBT Equality The California Legislature passed the final bill of Equality California’s 2016 legislative package, a total of eight bills and resolutions sponsored…
Ann Rostow: Get Well Soon!
By Ann Rostow Get Well Soon! Hello, everyone. Are any of you as petrified as Mel and me, hanging onto the edge of the cliff by our fingernails for the…
Ballot Badness: Vote No on Props Q, R, P and U
In my last column I wrote about two ballot measures that I like a lot: Proposition B (City College parcel tax) and Proposition W (Free City College). This month, just…
Recent Naval Reunion Opened Emotional Wounds Created by Past Homophobic, Sexist Policies
Have you ever gone to one of your high school or college reunions? For some of you, school was a great experience, where you made great friends, and so now…
Olivia Travel Comes Full Circle with First Ever San Francisco Port of Call
September 29, 2016, is a day for the LGBT history books. On that Thursday, popular lesbian travel company Olivia will have a cruise ship come to San Francisco as a…
Changing the World One Smile at a Time
By Rachel Wahba It’s been a long time and we travelled many seas, and survived many storms. It has not been easy being a lesbian company, but the rewards continue…
Olivia Timeline: From Grassroots to World’s Largest Lesbian Travel Company
1973: Singer songwriter Meg Christian discovers fellow musician Cris Williamson’s record in Washington, D.C. Deeply moved, she rallies 400 fans to attend a Williamson concert. Christian starts singing from the…
Lorna Luft on Her Mother’s Legacy, Surviving Breast Cancer, HIV/AIDS Activism and Her Love of San Francisco
Lorna Luft, the daughter of Judy Garland and Sid Luft, is a first rate performer in her own right. She made her show business debut at age 11 singing “Santa…
Judy Garland: One of the Greatest Entertainers of All Time
Judy Garland’s legacy as a performer and LGBT icon has endured long after her death in 1969 at age 47. Her timeless performances live on via recordings, classic movies like…
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