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PFLAG News

Sara Fernández to discuss ‘Myths and Stereotypes’ at March meeting

By Janice Anderson Please join us March 10 for our general meeting when Sara Fernández will present “Going Beyond LGBTQ Myths and Stereotypes.†Fernández is a board member of the

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WHAT A WORLD

Let a woman emcee the Hart-less Oscars

By Nancy Ford Warm up your recliner and toss that flat popcorn bag in the microwave, friends, because once again it’s time for the Oscars. I have to admit, I

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Event

2019 Oscars Facts: The 91st Academy Awards by the numbers

By John S. Kiernan Oscar turns 91 in 2019. And like many seniors who came of age in a different era, this golden guy has had a tough time adapting.

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Star Buds

Cannabis one step closer to legalization

By Rena McCain Happy WeedsDay, everyone! It’s so amazing to see how far the interest of Cannabis legalization has gotten of late! I am excited that this plant is finally

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CELEBRITY FEATURE

Wanda Sykes, As Puzzled As Ever

|Comedian talks walkouts, Ellen’s interview with Kevin Hart, and the role her wife plays in her comedy career By Chris Azzopardi Because according to Trump’s America only white het men

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HRH REPORT

No Alibi: Mary’s Alibi just wasn’t fun

By Johnny Trlica Commentary: Everyone knows the government was closed last month but not too many people realize something a little closer to home closed as well. There was no

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OUT at the Theater

‘Tuesdays with Morrie’: The case to live with boundless joy

By Colby Etherton Tuesdays with Morrie is a play that strikes us to the very core. It’s about dealing with loss, coping with death and learning what it means to truly

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FOODIE DIARIES

Café Annie: This (Del) Grande Dame is still hot!

By Jim Ayres I can confirm that Houston socialite extraordinaire Becca Cason Thrash is stunning in person, taller than I had guessed, and looks great in Alexander McQueen. How did

  • February 5, 2019
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Paula Dream

Sweets for your sweeties

By Paula Dream (AKA Kale Haygood) STAR readers, we are off to a good start to 2019. I can’t believe the first month is gone, and we have already forgotten our

  • February 5, 2019
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OUT at the Theater

‘Too Heavy for Your Pocket’ soars at Ensemble Theatre

By Colby Etherton You know you’ve experienced great art when twenty-four hours after viewing a play, you’re still thinking about it. It still resonates inside you. Ensemble Theatre’s production of Too

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OUT at the Theater

Gun-toting women, women on the run and women in love

By Randall Jobe Queensbury Theatre presents Breaking Out of Sunset Place. Billed as a geriatric “Thelma and Louise plus one†comedy, it is the story of two best friends, Maudie

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Community

All Come, All Served

| Pastor Diane McGehee walks the walk By Randall Jobe Bering United Methodist Church Pastor Diana McGehee begins each service with the proclamation that assures all attendees that “you are

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