And it’s only getting hotter
By Nancy Ford Well gang, it looks like the summer of 2022 will go down as the hottest in history ever, until next year. But while average temperatures consistently top
By Nancy Ford Well gang, it looks like the summer of 2022 will go down as the hottest in history ever, until next year. But while average temperatures consistently top
By Jeff Berry By now we’ve all heard the statistics: 50% of people living with HIV (PLWH) are over the age of 50, and by 2030 it will be 70%.
By Jim Ayres If you work from home (as I do), you may only have a fleeting knowledge that the height of summer is upon us. It’s hot and humid
By Colby Etherton In light of Roe v. Wade being overturned in June and U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’ opinion he wrote for the case insinuating that previously settled
By Romeo San Vicente When the always underrated Jennifer Connelly and the very cool Ben Whishaw — the slyest queer actor of his generation, taking on villainous characters and Paddington
By Johnny Trlica The words legend and icon are used free and easy nowadays. You can’t pick up a newspaper, click on some website, or turn on a TV without
By Johnny Trlica Houston’s LGBTQ+ community lost an icon on June 2, 2022 when Randall Jobe took a final curtain call. A Celebration of Life will be held at ReBar
Michael Cimino and George Sear on end of ‘Love, Victor’ and how their characters changed them By Chris Azzopardi For now, at least, it’s the end of “Venji.†Many watched
By Johnny Trlica Commentary: A cheating husband is quick to accuse his wife of having an affair. A thief will quickly point the finger at his best friend. A woman
By Jim Ayres Indian cuisine is so fragrantly comforting. To find it so fresh, so full of spice and care and love, in a quiet inner-loop spot is a joyful