California Dream Design Landscape
Californians believe that most of the great new ideas, innovations and trends are generated and nurtured in our free-thinking, unconventional state, then emanate outward to the rest of the world, which has to catch up.
Transgender Heroism
"A Fantastic Woman," the 2018 Best Foreign Film Oscar nominee from Chile, opens in the shadows, within a poorly lit Santiago nightclub.
Lorraine Hansberry Lives!
Arguably the original promulgator of Black Lives Matter, the African-American lesbian playwright Lorraine Hansberry, though dead 53 years, hasn't been forgotten.
Savoyard Affair
Lamplighters Music Theatre entered the 2018 side of their 65th season last weekend with an exuberant production of Gilbert & Sullivan's "The Gondoliers, or, The King of Barataria" at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts.
Parsing Nerds :: Will Roland on 'Dear Evan Hansen' and His One-Man Show
"If I was 6' 3" and muscular, I'd have to make peace with playing romantic leads," wisecracks toothy-grinned, Cyranosed actor/singer Will Roland. "We are all stuck within our types a little bit."
Magic Mascara Wand :: Powerblouse to Make Over Rafael Mandelman
I got the chance to sit down with District 8 Supervisor candidate Rafael Mandelman and talk about some of the big issues that have been plaguing District 8, specifically the Castro area.
Watch Your Back! 'Noir City' Fest Wraps
This year's Noir City film festival at the Castro Theatre finishes with some rarely seen examples of the genre.
On the Tab :: Feb. 1 - 8
Dancing, dining, dishing and dragging entertainment options abound this week in Nightlife City. Fun is just a shout away.
Gay SF Man Who'd Been Missing Found Dead
A gay San Francisco man whose friends had reported him missing has been found dead.
Besties Balloting Begins
Balloting for the Bay Area Reporter's eighth readers' poll, the Besties, begins Thursday (February 1).
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