Sevyn Streeter Comes to Houston
In support of her debut EP "Call Me Crazy But...," Sevyn Streeter performs at Texas Southern University on April 25 as part of her national headlining tour. ...
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Book delves into lives of gay Indiana steelworkers
A first-of-its-kind, "Steel Closets: Voices of Gay, Lesbian and Transgender Steelworkers," is "a fascinating and insightful look into the lives of queer steel mill workers." ...
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Charles Busch Comedy Comes to Houston
He can light up a room with his smile, but in "Olive and the Bitter Herbs," sunny Jay Menchaca plays bitter queen Trey Chamblay. “Trey has hands-down the funniest lines,” says Men ...
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Steven Fales of the ‘Mormon Boy Trilogy’ Comes Back to Houston
Before the Broadway smash-hit Tony Award-winning musical The Book of Mormon, there was Steven Fales and his one-man show, Confessions of a Mormon Boy. ...
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Going Once, Going Twice… SOLD: An interview with comedian, writer, and actress Dana Goldberg
Dana Goldberg has been making audiences laugh for the last 11 years, and her career seems to be hotter than ever. She’s received praise from the likes of The Advocate, Curve Magaz ...
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Does Disco Still Suck?
If you call disco “EDM” (aka electronic dance music), you make it safe for straight people... ...
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The Future of Gay Rights in the U.S.
‘Why Europe Is Lesbian and Gay Friendly (And Why America Never Will Be)’ ...
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QU33R
All-new comics from 33 various contributors ranging from Andy Hartzell to Tyler Cohen. ReadOut short. ...
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The City of Palaces
Another Michael Nava’s crime stories featuring Henry Rios, a gay Latino criminal defense lawyer. ReadOut short. ...
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