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Eddie Izzard wears his comedy well
- Don’t freak out about this: Eddie Izzard will not be wearing a dress when his “Stripped” comedy tour hits the Orpheum Theatre this week.
Jaclyn Smith, local stylists make the ‘Shear Genius’ cut
- When it comes to hairstyle, the devil may be in the details, but even “Charlie’s Angels” alum Jaclyn Smith is first to admit that she could not think of a better way to enter the reality TV fold than by hosting Bravo’s surprise hit “Shear Genius.”
- When it comes to hairstyle, the devil may be in the details, but even “Charlie’s Angels” alum Jaclyn Smith is first to admit that she could not think of a better way to enter the reality TV fold than by hosting Bravo’s surprise hit “Shear Genius.”
Frameline celebrates 32 years with daring lineup
- A gay Egyptian attempts to live outside of the closet, women behind bars go gothic and a teen boldly comes to terms with love and gender identity in Argentina.
- A gay Egyptian attempts to live outside of the closet, women behind bars go gothic and a teen boldly comes to terms with love and gender identity in Argentina.
Theatre Rhino, Stone honored
- One of The City’s most creative animals is about to bask in the spotlight. Theatre Rhinoceros, which has ushered in thought-provoking LGBT-related works since it stormed onto the scene 30 years ago, will receive a special recognition at the 19th annual Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) Media Awards on Saturday.
Theatre Rhino, Stone honored with GLAAD awards
- One of The City’s most creative animals is about to bask in the spotlight. Theatre Rhinoceros, which has ushered in thought-provoking LGBT-related works since it stormed onto the scene 30 years ago, will receive a special recognition at the 19th annual Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) Media Awards on Saturday.
- One of The City’s most creative animals is about to bask in the spotlight. Theatre Rhinoceros, which has ushered in thought-provoking LGBT-related works since it stormed onto the scene 30 years ago, will receive a special recognition at the 19th annual Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) Media Awards on Saturday.
A ‘Dream’ to remember
- There have been many a twist in staging a Shakespeare play, but none so mammoth or provocative as the latest incarnation of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” opening Tuesday at San Francisco’s Curran Theatre.
- There have been many a twist in staging a Shakespeare play, but none so mammoth or provocative as the latest incarnation of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” opening Tuesday at San Francisco’s Curran Theatre.
Lynda Carter a wonder with music
- Lynda Carter is the first to admit that there are far worse things she could be doing than sitting on the porch of Johnny Cash’s original cabin.
- Lynda Carter is the first to admit that there are far worse things she could be doing than sitting on the porch of Johnny Cash’s original cabin.
Lainie Kazan back in S.F.
- Lainie Kazan vividly recalls her very first San Francisco gig. It was in 1967. She left the Broadway run of “Funny Girl,” where she was Barbra Streisand’s understudy, and boldly took the stage at the legendary nightclub the hungry i.
- Lainie Kazan vividly recalls her very first San Francisco gig. It was in 1967. She left the Broadway run of “Funny Girl,” where she was Barbra Streisand’s understudy, and boldly took the stage at the legendary nightclub the hungry i.
Will San Francisco restaurateur be ‘Top Chef’?
- Four prominent San Francisco chefs are about to dive into the creative stir-fry for the fourth season of “Top Chef,” but will they actually sizzle? Locals may hope so, but before The City gets too excited, remember one thing: They’re also competing against one another.
- Four prominent San Francisco chefs are about to dive into the creative stir-fry for the fourth season of “Top Chef,” but will they actually sizzle? Locals may hope so, but before The City gets too excited, remember one thing: They’re also competing against one another.
Dayne shakes up Oscar gala
- The 007 theme of this year’s Academy of Friends Oscar bash at Fort Mason may be “Shaken, Not Stirred,” but by the end of the evening it’ll be all about Dayne — Taylor Dayne.
- The 007 theme of this year’s Academy of Friends Oscar bash at Fort Mason may be “Shaken, Not Stirred,” but by the end of the evening it’ll be all about Dayne — Taylor Dayne.
Learning Carrie Fisher 101
- Consider yourself warned. If you don’t see Carrie Fisher’s new one-woman tour de force “Wishful Drinking,” she says she’ll end up talking about herself “alone in the dark — again!”
- Consider yourself warned. If you don’t see Carrie Fisher’s new one-woman tour de force “Wishful Drinking,” she says she’ll end up talking about herself “alone in the dark — again!”
Arthur Wooten's amusing tales of dating life
- If Armistead Maupin and David Sedaris had a love child, it would be Arthur Wooten.
- If Armistead Maupin and David Sedaris had a love child, it would be Arthur Wooten.