Clive Davis, the legendary music producer, came to Bedford years ago for the gracious weekend living. Now he’s part of the resurrection of what has become the Bedford Playhouse Clive Davis Arts Center...

Poet, educator and activist Ed Madden discusses poetry, LGBTQ+ advocacy, public art, ICE, and his latest chapbooks in this in-depth interview.

Gnashers are poems that have been ground down, these are your poems that have been through the gauntlet, forged in the fires of your google drive and tinkered on by wordsmiths until every nook and cra...

Join us Sunday March 8, 2026 at 6:00pm for a poetry reading and discussion of Speaking in Italics with author/poet Gregg Shapiro. ABOUT THE AUTHOR/POET Gregg Shapiro is the author of 10 books includin...

The directorial debut by queer filmmaker and screenwriter Carmen Emmi, “Plainclothes” is not as simple as the title might suggest. There is also a double-meaning at play as neither of the main charact...

You never know what California-native and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Belinda Carlisle is going to do next. Her new album, “Once Upon a Time in California” (Demon Music), is another fabulous c...

Phanie Diaz, left, with her Girl in A Coma bandmates, sisters Nina Diaz, and Jenn Alva, right. With only four albums to its name, the San Antonio-based, all-female, two-thirds queer, Girl in a Coma st...

Drummer Audrey Johnson talks queer joy, joining La Luz, and recording the new album “News of the Universe.”

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Audrey Johnson joined the Seattle-based all-female band La Luz in time for the recording of 2024’s “News of the Universe.” On July 20, La Luz, with Johnson on drums, will perform at the Mosswood Meltdown in Oakland.

OutSFL Vol. 3, Issue 29.

Doug Spearman reflects on grief, representation, and legacy in Noah’s Arc: The Movie 20 years after the show’s debut.

As you can tell from the title, “Big Easy Queens,” now streaming on Hulu, is set in New Orleans' French Quarter, known to be an exciting but dangerous place. “Big Easy Queens” drives home the point b...

In his second book, “It Seemed Like a Bad Idea at the Time,” comedy writer Bruce Vilanch shines a klieg light on some of his more infamous efforts, including TV fare such as “The Star Wars Holiday Spe...