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Anti-Gay Singer Gets Nominated for a Grammy Award
Top gay rights group speakout against a hate singer getting such an award.
Reggae singer Buju Banton has been nominated for a Grammy even after many protests across the country for his music that advocates the murder of gay men.
A Fresh Look at Woodstock on its 40th Anniversary
The new movie Taking Woodstock will transport you 40 years into the past, allowing you to relive the historical event that changed lives and our culture.
Backstage at Woodstock, as rain and wayward wires threaten to electrocute the musicians, concert organizer Tisha (Mamie Gummer) muses about the downer side of the complicated gathering: "Everyone with their little perspective. Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Announce the Acquisition of a 19th-Century Masterpiece
The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco has acquired a masterpiece of the 19th-century American Aesthetic Movement.
Charles Caryl Coleman’s painting Azaleas and Apple Blossoms (1879) was purchased in May at Sotheby’s auction house in New York. The painting will make its San Francisco debut at the de Young Museum June 20, 2008.
FRAMELINE32 AUDIENCE HONORS GENDER-BENDING FAVORITE FILMS
XXY Wins Best Feature, PAGEANT Wins Best Documentary, NO BIKINI Wins Best Short Film
Taking home awards from this year's Frameline film festival were filmmakers who blurred gender lines with audience-pleasing hits.
6th ANNUAL OAKLAND INTERNATIONAL BLACK GAY, Lesbian, BISEXUAL & TRANSGENDER FILM FESTIVAL
The festival takes place at Parkway Theater, located at 1834 Park Blvd., Oakland, August 14-17. The opening film will be Mahogany, the 1975 hit film staring Diana Ross, as a Chicago striver who is trying to reach the top of international fashion scene.
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