Following on successful events the past three years, North Country Bears is hosting Fur Flee: Fourever in the Twin Ports of Duluth, Minnesota, and Superior, Wisconsin, March 3-6. Organizers have reserved the entire Barkers...
Read MoreWorld News Study Shows Homophobia Is Bad for Your Health The Montreal Gazette reports that a new study from Montreal’s Concordia University finds antigay bullying causes a hormonal disruption known to increase rates of suicide,...
Read MoreWhen you think of former Minnesota Governors who find themselves in the media spotlight for making controversial statements, it’s usually a certain longhaired former pro wrestler who comes to mind, Jesse Ventura. Since January,...
Read MoreMa Rainey’s Black Bottom Through Mar. 6 Guthrie Theater 818 S. 2nd St., Mpls. (612) 377-2224 www.guthrietheater.org Cap off Black History Month with Jevetta Steele, who brings ferocity, raunchy vocals, and tyrannical force to...
Read MoreLiving Beyond Rainbows • David Marty • iUniverse • $29.95 This memoir by local author David Marty offers a candid view of the life of a gay boy, the fourth of six siblings raised in a Missouri Synod Lutheran home. It makes...
Read MoreOver the past two years, Tickles owner Roy Caples and manager Joel Janssen constantly have transformed their establishment. It opened in a smaller space in Northeast Minneapolis on November 14, 2008, but moved to larger quarters...
Read MoreIn her book The Meaning of Matthew: My Son’s Murder in Laramie, and a World Transformed, Judy Shepard described a crowd of 600 that gathered in Laramie, Wyoming, for a candlelight vigil on the eve of the jury selection in the...
Read MoreThe Gipper would have been 100 on February 6. While one never will forget his refusal to acknowledge the existence of AIDS (or his handling of other political decisions), facets of his personality bear examining in these bitter...
Read MoreMax’s Moves to New Location Max’s recently moved to 3826 Grand Way, in the Shops at Excelsior & Grand, St. Louis Park, just across the courtyard from its former location. The phone remains the same: (952) 922-8364. Max’s is...
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