‘Only Murders’ will kill again
By Romeo San Vicente  Good news (and spoiler-free!) for fans of “Only Murders in the Building,†the Hulu mystery-comedy series starring Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez as
By Romeo San Vicente  Good news (and spoiler-free!) for fans of “Only Murders in the Building,†the Hulu mystery-comedy series starring Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez as
By Nancy Ford As I’ve said at this time of every year for the last 35 years (please sing along if you know the words), “What a year, what a
By Jim Ayres Happy November, MONTROSE STAR readers! Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays and I hope you all will have a nice and filling one. A friend and
By Johnny Trlica The streets of downtown Galveston were alive with rainbow flags, banners, and fabulousness as Third Coast Pride held its first Pride Parade on October 22. The Sunday
By Colby Etherton For the first time in history, on October 3, 2023, the House of Representatives voted to remove a sitting Speaker. Eight Republicans joined all Democrats in attendance
Everyone Welcome in Historic San Juan By Bill Malcolm Beaches, great food, a friendly welcoming culture, and lots to see and do in a city founded five hundred years ago
Wilson Cruz on his continued dedication to LGBTQ+ youth through his new role at GLSEN  By Chris Azzopardi Wilson Cruz doesn’t love thinking too much about his childhood in Michigan,
Mark S. King covers every angle in ‘My Fabulous Disease: Chronicles of a Gay Survivor’  By POZ Staff Writer and long-term HIV survivor Mark S. King has never shied away
By Johnny Trlica Commentary: A viral post attributed to country music singer Hank Williams Jr. portends to encourage people to live and let live. Reading between the lines, it also
By Nancy Ford Don’t look now, but the highest of High LGBTQ Holy Days is already upon us. Happy Halloween! Time to look deep into your closet, push aside your
By Johnny Trlica While most communities across the United States celebrate Pride in June to coincide with the Stonewall Riots and the traditional observation of Pride, several cities across Texas
By Jim Ayres Why am I writing this month’s Foodie Diary so far ahead of deadline? I’m having a moment over this evening’s restaurant and don’t want to forget the