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Twelve hours before the Big Gay Parade in Boys Town, I decide to hop into the Chevy, pick up my pals Tyle and Ted, and visit gay nightlife uber-promoter Tom Whitman Read full Post
The Yeah Fest formerly know as Fuck has announced its summer tour across the Eastern, Southern, and Middle United States, and a little bit of Canada. Bands touring Read full Post
From military-themed beefcake bashes to mega-DJ all-nighters, there is, as always, a plethora of pumpin’ dance parties to choose from this Memorial weekend (see l Read full Post
In the decade since he took over as artistic director of the Pasadena Playhouse, Sheldon Epps has accomplished what most said could never be done — turning a mori Read full Post
Thursday March 6th to Saturday March 8th, cult singer-songwriter Phil Elverum is playing a handful of California shows. We've used this as an opportunity to talk Read full Post
Think you already know the epic tale? Not this version, you don’t. Having apparently decided that the Christian monks who transcribed the oldest known version of B Read full Post
{mosimage}For Gabriel Goillen, night manager of Mel’s Drive-in on Highland Avenue in Hollywood, the events of May 13 still don’t register. Goillen was wo Read full Post
One day in 1973, Ellen Flanagan, an exemplary stay-at-home Berkeley mom who sewed and cooked and cleaned on demand, packed her husband and two daughters off to work Read full Post
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a $14 hamburger. And not just a hamburger: Frequently, t Read full Post
Robot battles, mentalists and Emo Philips. This doesn’t sound like the upcoming season at the Ahmanson or even the Groundlings. In two years, the Steve Allen Theat Read full Post
Illustrations by Joel Kimmel To read the first part of Beheading on Mount Baldy, click here. As Marcia subsequently explained, when she and Judy first moved i Read full Post
Photos by Saeed Adyani The word “homage” is hardly ever used these days without a sneer. We infer pretension, thinly disguised plagiarism, lack of Read full Post