Activist, educator, and senior policy advisor for the National Black Gay Men’s Advocacy Coalition, Cornelius Baker will present Protest and Progress—How AIDS Has Transformed Health Care in America...
Visitors enter a rather nondescript church meeting hall. There is food, people chatter and laugh. Some participants are actively engaged, while others sit quietly. But your first clue that something unique...
Author and lifelong Texas resident Binnie Fisher draws on her 30-year career of crime reporting to bring readers She Saw His Face, a mystery peppered with Lone Star language and imbued with a West Coast...
American bass-baritone Patrick Carfizzi stars in the title role of Houston Grand Opera’s upcoming production of Mozart’s comic masterpiece, The Marriage of Figaro. Carfizzi heads an international cast...
John Szewczyk, local HIV activist, community leader and driving force behind the long-established PWA Campouts, died on February 28, 2011.
The Program for Wellness Restoration, The Houston Buyers Club, and the LIVE Consortium will co-sponsor a seminar with Per Larson, well-known financial guru to gay and HIV-positive individuals. The seminar...
The 20-year search for a vaccine to combat HIV has been a “one step forward, three steps back” process. The now-famous 1984 quote by U.S. Secretary of Health Margaret Heckler, that “there would be a vaccine...
Now, the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston (CAMH), also has a gay governor at its helm. Bill Arning’s affable persona and eclectic insight bode well for the institution, ensconced in the famous Gunnar...
It’s 9:45 p.m. on a Thursday at Meteor, Houston’s stylishly retro nightclub. The stage is set, every seat is taken, and fans display huge placards championing their favorite performers. The judges...
Holland Taylor may not be a Hollywood household name, but this Emmy Award-winning actor is one you have seen for 40 years. Her career includes roles in soap operas, sitcoms, film, and theater. This strawberry...
