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‘Ahead of the Curve’ flips through legendary lesbian magazine’s impact

Pam Grady - June 23, 2020

For many in the lesbian and queer community, Curve magazine (originally Deneuve), launched in 1990, has been a source of community connection. For filmmaker...

Culture

Juneteenth week treats support Black food businesses

Tamara Palmer - June 16, 2020

There’s more awareness this year about Juneteenth, June 19, which commemorates the 1865 day slaves in Texas learned they were free, and aside from...

Movies

10 years later, H.P. Mendoza’s ‘Fruit Fly’ plays a very changed San Francisco

Pam Grady - May 21, 2020

What Fruit Fly writer/director H.P. Mendoza originally had in mind for the film's 10th anniversary screening at this year's CAAMFest was a replay of...

Lit

Tori Amos: ‘Artists will be the second round of responders’

Joshua Rotter - May 6, 2020

Singer-songwriter Tori Amos is quick to applaud the first responders—the doctors, nurses, and EMTs—who are currently risking their lives to save others during the...

Lit

A Drag Queen Story Hour star and activist publishes her own kids’ book

Joshua Rotter - May 5, 2020

For the majority of Americans, drag queens are performers they catch every Friday night on RuPaul’s Drag Race or at their local gay bar...

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: How Weird (that everything is virtual now)

Marke B. - April 30, 2020

As we move farther toward festival season, it's really dawning that our hugest events will take place on our screens. It's not like we...

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: We can do this!

Marke B. - April 17, 2020

We may be going through tough times, but we're still producing the art, music, culture, deep inquiry, and joy that continue to sustain us....

Movies

‘Crip Camp’ captures a very vivid moment in disability rights struggle

Emily Wilson - April 16, 2020

In 1970 and 71, Jim LeBrecht attended Camp Jened for teenagers with disabilities in upstate New York. The camp had a profound effect on his...

Movies

SFFILM Fest goes virtual just as programming director bows out

Pam Grady - April 12, 2020

The week between the confirmation of the SFFILM Festival's program and the public announcement of it is Director of Programming Rachel Rosen's least favorite...

New Music: Yazmin Lacey’s ‘Morning Matters’ keeps a high vibration

John-Paul Shiver - April 9, 2020

It is unfortunate that everything we read, do, and check, as in Right Now, gets processed through a ʻcrisisʻ prism. As much as I...

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‘Ahead of the Curve’ flips through legendary lesbian magazine’s impact

Juneteenth week treats support Black food businesses

10 years later, H.P. Mendoza’s ‘Fruit Fly’ plays a very changed San Francisco

Tori Amos: ‘Artists will be the second round of responders’

A Drag Queen Story Hour star and activist publishes her own kids’ book

Arts Forecast: How Weird (that everything is virtual now)

Arts Forecast: We can do this!

‘Crip Camp’ captures a very vivid moment in disability rights struggle

SFFILM Fest goes virtual just as programming director bows out

New Music: Yazmin Lacey’s ‘Morning Matters’ keeps a high vibration

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