Bugs Bunny U.S. Stamps First to Depict Images of Drag
In issuing a new series of stamps honoring Bugs Bunny that includes two depicting the cartoon rabbit in women's clothing, the U.S. Postal Service has for the first time featured images of drag on the country's postage.
Besties Forever: Jack & Yaya's True Love Story
Seeing as how 'Jack & Yaya' is first-time co-directors Jen Bagley and Mary Hewey's full-length documentary debut, Bagley and Hewey get more right than wrong in their rendering of this touching true story.
Sam Harris: Singer Discusses the 'Substance' of His New Novel
Sam Harris certainly won't be singing in the Bay Area for the foreseeable future. But he's doubled-down as an author. His second book, 'The Substance of All Things,' was published July 1. It's a novel. And it's a knockout.
SF Castro's Badlands to Close Permanently
The Castro nightclub Badlands at 4121 18th Street will not be reopening, according to a post on its Facebook page.
In SF LGBTQ Castro District, Commerce Moves Outside
Missing one of her favorite spots in the Castro, Veronika Fimbres took her friend Desiree Ruskin to Harvey's last Friday for lunch, grabbing one of the tables set up on the sidewalk.
Mercy Housing Under Fire from 95 Laguna Resident
A disabled bisexual woman who is a resident of 95 Laguna Street is seeking mediation with Mercy Housing following a series of injuries she said she sustained after moving to the San Francisco affordable housing complex geared toward LGBTQ seniors.
Editorial: Show the Castro Some Love
It's been a stark four months of mostly sheltering in place for the city – and the rest of the Bay Area – but there are signs that the Castro is coming back to life.
Moby Dick Fundraisers Support Bar, Staff
Moby Dick, the popular Castro district bar, is raising funds for employees and the owners' expenses in two online fundraisers.
SOGI Data on COVID-19 Patients Must Now Be Reported, California Says
California will now be requiring health care providers and local health departments to report data on the sexual orientation and gender identity of COVID-19 patients, according to a July 28 news release.
'Written in Invisible Ink:' Hervé Guibert's Posthumous Publication
The incurable hotness of French Author Hervé Guibert owes nothing to the timely and shattering content of his mind and the publication of a most original work, 'Written in Invisible Ink,' published decades after his death from AIDS in 1991.
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