Oakland Council Race Heats Up
The October 17 forum, presented by the League of Women Voters Oakland and the North Hills Community Association, was held at the College Preparatory School in the Oakland hills. About 50 people attended.
D7 Supe Yee in Rematch with Gay Opponent
Four years ago Joel Engardio, a gay man and journalist, fell short in his bid for the District 7 seat on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. He landed in fourth place behind the winner, Norman Yee. No comes the re-match.
Friends Recall B.A.R. Columnist Friday
Friday never lost his love to dish about local politics, even as his health faltered over the last year due to Parkinson's disease.
On the Tab :: Oct 13 - 30
What'll it be, pals? Country Western dancing with a few hundreds friends new and old? Yet another clever drag parody of a hit TV show? De-pantsed debauchery on the dance floor? Classy cabaret with a cute crooner?
Cross-Dressers of the Catskills
As a kid, Harvey Fierstein and his family would often visit the Catskill Mountains. He knew there was a small resort colony nearby that catered to men who liked to dress as women.
Broadway's Betty Buckley Returns to Feinstein's
"I grew up in Fort Worth, Texas and desperately wanted to move to San Francisco for college," recalls Betty Buckley. "I wanted to be part of the scene."
Out There :: October Playlist
Singer-songwriter Paul Simon says his latest album "Stranger to Stranger" (Concord) will be his last, and if so, it's the glittering capstone on a brilliant career.
Introducing the Brothers Le Nain
If you've never heard of the 17th-century French painters the Brothers Le Nain, you're not alone. That could be somewhat alleviated by a new exhibition at the Legion of Honor.
Business Briefs: Gay-Owned Consignment Shop Sui Generis Marks 10 Years
Knowing when to change course and catering to its customers' tastes is what has kept the gay-owned Sui Generis clothing consignment store successful since first opening its doors in 2006.
AHF Doctor Discusses PrEP Support
A doctor who works for AIDS Healthcare Foundation, the Los Angeles-based nonprofit that's railed against PrEP, discussed his support for the prevention method during a visit to San Francisco.
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