At an exclusive private school, three friends are the outcasts of their class. Constantly in trouble with the school, bullied by other students, and never getting the girls they want,…
Read More »Month: January 2010
A Fine Finale: Gay author E. Lynn Harris will be missed by Terri Schlichenmeyer The minute you saw that child, you knew who she belonged to. She had the same…
Read More »It’s a testament to the timelessness of Hawksley Workman’s music that the reissue of his 2000 disc For Him and the Girls (Isadora) sounds like he could have written and…
Read More »Like Music to Their Ears. Houston Grand Opera (HGO) has received the 2009 Leading Lights Diversity Award in Arts and Culture from the National MultiCultural Institute (NMCI) for its Song…
Read More »When I look back upon the many gay memories that light the gay corners of my gay mind, a few select recollections always jump to the frontal lobe.
Read More »Rita Wanstrom, a pioneer in the Houston fight for LGBT equality, died November 17 from breast cancer and other health issues in Austin, in the company of her son and…
Read More »Richard G. Loy, age 56, died November 16 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, of complications of pneumonia following a fire at his home. Born in Midland, Michigan, on May 29, 1953,…
Read More »“All you need to do is vote,” Parker explained, regarding the Jan. 2 special election. Parker sought to fill the council seat vacated by Shelia Jackson Lee, who had been…
Read More »Happy New Year! Now that 2009 is over, all I can say is, “What a relief!” It was one tough year. Recession, H1N1, an arsonist in the Heights—I could go…
Read More »MEXICO CITY MOVES TO LEGALIZE SAME-SEX MARRIAGE Lawmakers in Mexico City gave their gay and lesbian residents an early Christmas gift by moving to legalizing same-sex marriages. The bill passed…
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