For years, we have discussed trying a different, magazine-page size for Camp. But for various reasons, when it came time to make the decision, we’d usually stay with our regular tabloid size. We know it works well for us. As they say, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. […]
History was made on May 9, 2012, when President Obama announced that he supports same-sex marriage. It was a huge win for the LGBT community and all who believe in marriage equality. […]
Two words: shock and awe. It is unbelievable to me that it took the eighth album release from the Kinsey Sicks for me to finally have a thorough introduction to them. […]
But even if some of the many references slip past you, the universal struggle (think: Fred Phelps vs. Fred Rogers) shines through.
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Community partnerships, a film project and Castro Movie Nights are being added. […]
Kansas City's local PBS member station, will present special Pride Month programming on its KCPT and KCPT2 sub-channels. […]
Spencer Brown does his one-woman show, “Balls of Brass,” at Hamburger Mary’s. Meanwhile, he tours with The Kinsey Sicks, which has a new CD. Then there’s the $30,000 his team raised for AIDS Walk.
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The Hollywood esthetician has developed skin-care products, including sprays.
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In his stunning one-man tribute to the classic 1939 black-and-white film The Women, which every gay man knows should be a rite-of-passage film, Philip Hooser will entertain us again June 1-4. […]
Makeup artist Andy Chambers and hairstylist Alan Dunham dreamed of opening a vintage store. Now it’s open for business in Westport.
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