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"We need a Heklina Criterion 4K Blu-Ray edition," my friend quipped.

"Today's relaunch is a moment of renewal. We are strengthening our purpose, deepening our impact, and expanding our services to respond to today's healthcare challenges."

Carta Monir's zine, Napkin, functions as a sexual autobiography, featuring comment cards filled out by partners, creating a reflective and vulnerable exploration of trans sexuality.

Activists in San Francisco are fighting to remove the Geo Group from a historic site in the Tenderloin, advocating for a community resource center instead.

Yostin Andres Mosquera, 34, was found guilty for the double murder of a same-sex couple, Albert Alfonso and Paul Longworth, whose remains were discovered in suitcases last year.

"ESCC is one of several organizations in California working to fill the void left by recent federal staffing cuts of seasonal trail workers, and the only one with a core mission of getting people out there who have historically been excluded from the world of public land conservation."

The Revolution Ball hosted by the Iconic House of Saint Laurent at Hebbel am Ufer HAU2 theater was a major event, featuring prominent ballroom figures and a rare gathering of international members.

"Innumerable themes may be 'contrary to the religious principles' that parents 'wish to instill in their children,'" wrote Justice Sotomayor in dissent.

J. P. Karliak, best known for voicing non-binary superhero Morph, voices the evil siblings Gargamel and Razamel in the new Smurfs film, infusing it with rainbow energy.

Pedro Pascal explained the meaning of 'c*nty' as fierce, fabulous, beautiful, and strong during a press tour for 'The Fantastic Four: First Steps', showcasing his support for LGBTQ+ culture.

The 17-track compilation flows like a night at the party: in perpetual motion, slippery in genre, and relentless in rhythm. Fun is Still Transgressive, Vol. 1, a digital release of new tracks from FIST alumni and extended family, is a testament to the scene built by party founder Danny Leyva and his co-resident Dre de la Peña, rooted in the pair's commitment to deep musical connoisseurship, platforming othered voices, and intense, freaky fun.

"The Compton Cafeteria Riot became a symbol of queer resistance, even before the more well-known Stonewall Uprisings. The advocates want to turn it into a more community-oriented space."

The free Beginner's Parkour Class hosted by SF Parkour lasts 1.5 hours and focuses on controlled progression, covering philosophy, training, conditioning, safety tips, and basic movements.

The majority of Bay Area theatre critics embody the Anton Ego stereotype that does our profession no favors, demonstrating a disdain for the local theatre scene.

For over 37 years, I gave my heart, body, and soul to an industry that shaped me, saved me, and scarred me all at once. The ride was wild, beautiful, painful, and glorious.

The San Francisco Public Library will make every issue of the San Francisco Bay Times published from May 1978 to June 2012 available to the public by the end of 2025, ensuring free access to a significant historical archive.

Queer Eye has been renewed for its tenth season, which will also be the final installment of Netflix's longest-running unscripted series.

Three teenage boys face kidnapping and robbery charges for violent crimes in Brampton. They allegedly used social media to lure victims under false pretenses.

A man allegedly brandished a knife and defaced Pride signs outside the Monster Bar in Greenwich Village, prompting a police investigation by the NYPD's Hate Crimes Task Force.

The Fit Prince is a queer parody of the holiday movie genre set in the fictional kingdom of Swedonia, featuring real-life couple Linus Karp and Joseph Martin.