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AIDS Walk San Francisco 2024 - San Francisco Bay Times
AIDS Walk San Francisco, which this year was held on Sunday, July 21, 2024, has raised over $1 million to support multiple beneficiaries. As the organizers share, “[T]he event emphasizes not one voice, but many voices; not just services in one city; but rather the Bay Area wide effort to bring this epidemic to an end.”
Humphry Slocombe - San Francisco Bay Times
Humphry Slocombe ice cream cakes make the perfect holiday meal finale, such as the limited-edition X-Mas Story and Double Stuff versions. The Double Stuff Ice Cream Cake that can serve up to 12 with the 9-inch size consists of a layer of Madagascar Vanilla Cake, a layer of Chocolate Ice Cream, and a layer of Mascarpone Cookies & Cream Ice Cream.
2024: The Year in Queer Film - San Francisco Bay Times
The vibrant trans narco musical Emilia Pérez is an operatic story of love, violence, and the power of women.A propulsive audacious experience, director Jacques Audiard’s film has Rita Moro Castro (Zoe Saldana), a lawyer in Mexico City, hired by the drug kingpin Manitas Del Monte (trans actress Karla Sofia Gascón in a dual role), to help him get gender reassignment surgery.
San Francisco Bay Times | LGBTQ News & Calendar for the Bay Area
Dec 18, 2024 · LGBTQ News & Calendar for the Bay Area. Rafael Mandelman’s Life in Photos. Images by Rink (1970s–1980s Photos Provided by Rafael Mandelman) Rafael Mandelman, a former San Francisco Bay Times columnist, on January 8, 2025, was elected unanimously as the President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors.
Kathy Griffin Is Back, and She’s on Her My Life on the PTSD List Tour
By David Landis– Kathy Griffin is going into the closet, literally. The San Francisco Bay Times and your trusted reporter (me) were lucky enough to score an interview with the Emmy and Grammy winning comedian. She’s coming to the Masonic Auditorium as part of her My Life on the PTSD List tour, a play on words of her acclaimed TV show …
Rink Remembers 1.16.25 - San Francisco Bay Times
Jan 19, 2025 · Alan Baird The passing on January 8, 2025, of labor leader Allan Baird, age 92, touched the hearts and minds of LGBTQ+ community members who recalled his role in the uniting of the labor and gay rights movements starting in 1973. That year, he led a boycott of Coors beer due to the company’s homophobic […]
About Our Cover: 12.19.24 - San Francisco Bay Times
Neighborhood movie theaters often function like the family room of a community. The best ones have comfy seats, tasty snacks, good company, and quality entertainment whenever you want or need these things. Need takes on added importance during the holidays, when most other places are closed. A trip to the local movie theater on a […]
New Doc Recounts a Disturbing True Crime Tale Involving Tegan …
By Gray M. Kramer– The queer musical twins Tegan and Sara have developed an intense and loyal fanbase since they started performing as teenagers in the mid-1990s. They even had a 2022 TV series, High School, based on their memoir. But the new documentary, Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara, out October 18 on […]
So Divine - San Francisco Bay Times
By Jewelle Gomez– On the topic of lesbian artists/change makers I’ve known, Fortune has graced me with a wildly diverse list. Celebrating their passage is an enriching privilege that we can all share. Nikki Giovanni One of the first writers I met when I moved to New York City in 1971 was Nikki Giovanni (1943–2024), […]