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BEST OF GAY LA, HISTORY

In “Staircase,” Two of the World’s Most Prestigious Actors Played Gay Lovers

August 11, 2017 Henry Giardina

“Richard Burton and Rex Harrison play what?”

HOME

A Touch of Noir: Raymond Chandler’s Brentwood House Could Be Yours

August 9, 2017 Genna Rivieccio

Act fast, folks

DAILY PICKS

“Two Queens in a Kitchen” is Your New Favorite Cooking Show

August 9, 2017 Annette Semerdjian

The cult favorite returns for its second season.

BEST OF GAY LA

Issa Rae’s “Fruit” Zooms in on One Man’s Sexuality

August 7, 2017 Henry Giardina

“Fruit,” a podcast produced by Issa Rae, is a fictional story that tells its story across two seasons.

THEATER

Sal Mineo Gets His Second Act in “Rebel With a Cause”

August 6, 2017 Henry Giardina

“Rebel With a Cause: The Sal Mineo Story” opens at Promenade Playhouse on August 11.

THEATER

In “Our Great Tchaikovsky,” Hershey Felder Explores the Life, Work, and Sexuality of an Artist

August 1, 2017 Henry Giardina

The legendary actor, writer, and musician turns his treatment to Tchaikovsky

FILM

From Outfest to PBS, “Amigas With Benefits” Tells a Queer, Intersectional Love Story

August 1, 2017 thepridela

A standout feature from Outfest tells the story of two women who find each other in later life

FEATURES, NIGHTLIFE

Paris is Still Burning

July 31, 2017 Henry Giardina

Drag has always been a part of American culture. But in the past 30 years, drag has been at the forefront of a political revolution that no one saw coming.

CALENDAR

What’s Happening: July 31- August 12

July 30, 2017 Henry Giardina

The best goings on around and about L.A.

FILM, HISTORY

`In 1967, Jean Genet’s “Un Chant D’Amour” Was Taboo Everywhere But at L.A.’s Park Theater

July 30, 2017 Henry Giardina

This essay is part of a series on Queer underground cinema in the '60s.

Category: A&E

In “Staircase,” Two of the World’s Most Prestigious Actors Played Gay Lovers

A Touch of Noir: Raymond Chandler’s Brentwood House Could Be Yours

“Two Queens in a Kitchen” is Your New Favorite Cooking Show

Issa Rae’s “Fruit” Zooms in on One Man’s Sexuality

Sal Mineo Gets His Second Act in “Rebel With a Cause”

In “Our Great Tchaikovsky,” Hershey Felder Explores the Life, Work, and Sexuality of an Artist

From Outfest to PBS, “Amigas With Benefits” Tells a Queer, Intersectional Love Story

Paris is Still Burning

What’s Happening: July 31- August 12

`In 1967, Jean Genet’s “Un Chant D’Amour” Was Taboo Everywhere But at L.A.’s Park Theater

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