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Lezzie Lit
New reads from Alison Bechdel, J.M. Redmann and More
Book Review: Does This Baby Make Me Look Straight? Confessions of a Gay Dad
Dan Bucatinsky’s hilarious and heartfelt experience with gay fatherhood
Book Review: A Queer and Pleasant Danger
Author Kate Bornstein’s memoir reveals secrets and Scientology
Book Review: Coral Glynn
There is a dark delicacy to this semi-gothic sixth novel by Peter Cameron
Book Review: Outlaw Marriages
The Hidden Histories of Fifteen Extraordinary Same-Sex Couples
Book Review: Through the Door of Life: a Jewish Journey between Genders
Joy Ladin’s memoir follows her path from unhappy little boy to Orthodox woman
Book Review: Voyagers of the Titanic: Passengers, Sailors, Shipbuilders, Aristocrats, and the Worl
Richard Davenport-Hines recalls those whose fates are intertwined on the doomed voyage
Music Review: The Ting Tings
Sounds from Nowheresville goes, well, nowhere
Book Review: Conversations and Cosmopolitans: Awkward Moments, Mixed Drinks, and How a Mother and So
Gay son Robert and straight mom Jane share a funny, honest double memoir
Theater Review: Asylum
Cheril N. Clarke’s timely play debuts at HERE’s Downtown Urban Theater Festival
Music Review: Sinead O’Connor
How About I Be Me (And You Be You)?
Theater Review: I Heart Alice Heart I
At the Irish Arts Center through March 17
Book Review: Gypsy Boy
My Life in the Secret World of the Romany Gypsies
Book Review: Shine
By Lauren Myracle
Book Review: Camptown Ladies
By Mari SanGiovanni
Death Be Not Proud: Cynthia Nixon Nails Mortality in Wit
Controversial co-star of “Sex and the City” plays a dying English professor in Broadway revival
Review: Times Square International Theatre Festival
Cultures collide and forge understanding in experimental theater showcase
Book Review: Girl Hunter: Revolutionizing the Way We Eat, One Hunt at a Time
No, it’s not about cruising the bar scene—it’s about dinner.
Theater Review: The Philanderer
Gender roles (and some gender-bending) in old London rock the house of Ibsen
Book review: “Tuesday Night Miracles”
by Kris Radish (Bantam Books)
Sheer Genius
Review: “Ultrasuede: In Search of Halston”
In Plain Sight
Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture at the Brooklyn Museum
Review: Buying Knives, Borrowing Recipes and Stealing Our Attention
A New Cookbook by Lesbian Chef Allegra McEvedy
Review: Tomboy
Celine Sciamma’s sophomore film mischievously juggles gender roles
Review: Dark Sisters
New chamber opera explores the human drama of Mormon sect
Don’t Pull That Trigger
Flick fizzles when it should fire
Youth and Beauty: Art of the American Twenties
Brooklyn Museum, October 28, 2011—January 29, 2012
Homo Comicus: Girls Gone Hilarious
Kate Clinton, Michele Balan, Tara Devlin and more
Dancing to a Different Tune
GO reviews ‘Leading Ladies’
Review: Nina Here Nor There
Nick Krieger’s memoir takes a bittersweet look at gender
A Global Musical Celebration of Marriage Equality
Nedra Johnson and Isle of Klezbos hail New York nuptials
Sticks and Stoned
Hole drummer Patty Schemel lets loose in new documentary
GOLD STAR
Judy Gold’s “The Judy Show” imagines a true-to-life sitcom starring two moms, two kids and one kvetchy Jewish mother.
‘Sweet,’ Yet Sour
Joan Jett DVD vehicle is no “Light of Day”
The Topp Twins: Untouchable Girls
A documentary explores the lives and careers of New Zealand's famed singing/comedy duo of yodeling lesbian twin sisters
Review: 'Beautiful Darling'
Candy Darling’s short, sweet life on display in “Beautiful Darling”
‘Behind the Burly-Q’ Reveals More Than Just Skin
A new documentary on the prodigious women of burlesque’s golden age
Vienna 1900: Style and Identity at Neue Galerie
A spectacular exhibition of Viennese paintings, drawings, decorative arts, costumes and more comes to Neue Galerie
Restaurant Review: Scarpetta
Haute-Italian fare in a Greek Revival townhouse
Terese Genecco at the Iridium
Award-winning singer and bandleader Terese Genecco plays two live shows a month
Out Now on DVD
Reviews of new DVD releases from Wolfe Video
Black Swan: Sinister and Spectacular
Review of Darren Aronofsky’s searing psychological thriller, Black Swan
Gnocco: Cucina & Tradizione
East Village gem offers cozy atmosphere and simple Italian food
Let Them Eat Cake
Holly Hughes' Performance Piece About Marriage Both Angers and Inspires
Preview: Bitch at Joe's Pub (TONIGHT!)
Bitch takes over her favorite venue with new music and old favorites
Tartinery: Stylish French Dining in Nolita
Industrial Strength Design Meets Superb Food and Attentive Service
348 Review
Seven months of incarceration relived in one terrifying hour.
Politics and Loquacious Love Collide in "In the Wake"
Review of Lisa Kron's new play, In the Wake
Eolo: Sicilia A Tavola Restaurant Review
A rustic new Italian restaurant opens in Chelsea
LBGT Theater Is Alive and Well in the Big Apple
Great storytelling from the stage emboldens NYC queer theater scene
RENO: Tbags and the 2010 Elections
Citizen Reno’s “Money Talks” series resumes November 23 @ Dixon Place
In the Age of Mad Men, Meet the Women of Pop Art
Seductive Subversion: Women Pop Artists, 1958-1968
Music Review: Martha Wainwright
Wainwright swoops, whispers and growls channeling Piaf
Questions My Mother Can't Answer
Andrea Caban’s solo play, Questions my Mother Can’t Answer starts with a bang, literally.
The Secretaries
TOSOS Theater presents a revival of The Five Lesbian Brothers’ The Secretaries
The Art of Anachronism
A review of musical artist Sabrina Chap's newest creation, OOMPA!
Theater: Room For Cream
A new lesbian soap opera at La Mama Theater
Rosa Gudmundsdottir
Iceland's newest music star at the Cutting Room in New York City
Film: Milk
Review of Gus Van Sant's new movie starring Sean Penn about LGBT activist Harvey Milk
Theater: Shame Lips
Created and Performed by the lovely and talented Toni Silver
Movie Review: Saving Marriage
Mike Roth and John Henning’s new documentary about the fight in Massachusetts to save marriage equality
Theatre: Taboos
A new play about modern reproduction
Art: Louise Bourgeois Retrospective @ The Guggenheim
The Surrealist sculptor's works are on display now through September 28th.
Cabaret: Desir
Spiegelword's new production @ The South Street Seaport
Laurie Anderson’s Homeland
A review of Anderson live in NYC
Live Through This: On Creativity and Self-Destruction
Complex and hopeful stories of the madwoman artists
Theater: Expatriate
Now Playing at Culture Project, 55 Mercer Street @ Broome Street, 212-925-1900, CultureProject.org.
Theater: Gypsy
At The St. James Theatre, 246 W 44th Street
Theater: Cry-Baby
At the Marquis Theatre, 211 W 45th Street
NewFest: The NY LGBT Film Festival
20th Anniversary of NYC's premier LGBT film fest.
No, No, Nanette
Review of the (now closed) new production of No, No, Nanette at the City Center.
Apples
Review of the new online lesbian series from Spain.
Water Lilies
Review of Water Lilies, a new French film brimming with Sapphic adolescent desire.
Theater: Vita and Virginia
Mondays through April 3 at the Zipper Theatre...
Bone Lick Park Restaurant Review
BBQ in Greenwich village...
Book: Love Does Not Make Me Gentle Or Kind
Chavisa Woods' debut collection of short fiction, Love Does Not Make Me Gentle or Kind. From Fly By Night Press.
Book: The Teahouse Fire
Avery's first novel, a story of 19th century Japan. From Riverhead Books.
Music: Sia - Some People Have Real Problems
Having recently admitted to having a girlfriend, there's little indie pop singer Sia can do to not catch our eyes and ears...
Mexico Lindo
Wherever the seat, the restaurant is imbued with a kind of maturity, a sense that its owners have used the years well. For...
Lola Restaurant and Rhythm and Blues Bar
Lola is open for lunch weekdays and dinner nightly. With or without live music, Lola is a beautiful space with exceptional...
Book: Intimate Chaos
Author Cheril Clark's Intimate Chaos.
I’ll Take Her, Baby!
A review of Idina Menzel's I Stand
Music: Annie Lennox, Songs of Mass Destruction (Arista)
Review of Annie Lennox's latest album.
Girl In A Coma and Mary Gauthier
Review of Girl In A Coma's latest release "Both Before I'm Gone" and Mary Gauthier's "Between Daylight and Dark"
Erin McKeown: Lafayette
Signature Sounds
Audre Lorde: Sister Outside
Essays and Speeches
TV/Film: Indie Sex
Independent Film Channel
Music: The True Colors Soundtrack
Tommy Boy/Silver Label
Music: Junior Senior
"Can I Get Get Get"
Cabaret: Spiegelworld
Absinthe, La Vie, Weimar New York; Pier 17 South Street Seaport
Books: Like Son
Laurel Fantauzzo reviews "Like Son" by Felicia Luna Lemus. She calls it a "...an American immigrant history, and a love...
Music: Revolutions
Alex Davidson reviews a new compilation cd called "Revolutions". Davidson writes, "...if you're looking for a solid sampling...
Music: Lesbians On Ecstasy: We Know You Know
Laurel Fantauzzo reviews Lesbians On Ecstasy's album "We Know Your Know" and calling it, "...an album bent on making a much...
Theatre: Legally Blonde: Sweet Nothings and Other Empty Promises
Thain Torres reviews Legally Blonde, writing, "Pleasing to the eye and well intentioned, Legally Blonde is sure to become a...
Film: Vier Minuten (Four Minutes)
From the moment I began to watch, Vier Minuten had me by the wrists. This German film is the story of Traude Krüger (Monica Bleibtreu), a resigned and bitter older woman teaching piano at a women's prison, and her most unlikely star...
Portishead's new album, 4/29/08
  Portishead’s new album is the soundtrack for danger.     Think back to 1997 for a second. Alanis Morrisette is on her Jagged Little Pill world tour. Tony Blair has just been appointed prime minister of the United Kingdom....
Piaf: Love Conquers All - The Soho Playhouse
Yesterday evening, I had the privilege to attend an 8pm performance of Piaf: Love Conquers All at the Soho Playhouse. A one woman-play starring Canadian actress Naomi Emmerson and written by Roger Pearce, Piaf is a truly exquisite and...
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