On April 15, 1979 the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence founded a “convent” in San Francisco when three men, dressed in full traditional habits, went out in the Castro on Easter Sunday. Ken Bunch (Sister Vicious PHB), Fred...
At 11 a.m. on a beautiful Monday morning, on November 27, 1978, San Francisco Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk were shot and killed in cold blood by disgruntled former Supervisor Dan White.”...
On December 1, the Tenderloin Museum will screen a piece of rediscovered history: Gay San Francisco by Jonathan Raymond, a previously lost documentary depicting gay life in San Francisco five decades ago. Shot between...
Neil Frias and Jeff White, (pictured above) were in town from New York City to attend the Folsom Street Fair the world famous leather-themed street party in San Francisco’s Fillmore district. The last thing...
1730: In Amsterdam, Lourens Hosponjon is executed for sodomy. Other than thew record of his execution no details have been noted. 1856: Wilheim Von Gloeden, German photographer of beautiful young men, is born in...
On an warm summer August night in San Francisco in 1966 (No one knows the exact date since SFPD files have been lost) at Compton’s Cafeteria, in the seedy Tenderloin district, it is hopping with...
One of San Francisco’s oldest gay bars, the Stud, sometimes called “the Stonewall of San Francisco,” faced an uncertain future after rent hikes almost forced the bar out of business earlier this year. Michael McElhaney who...
A new video surfaced yesterday that further shows ISIS’ acknowledgment of Omar Mateen as one of their own, and glorifying his heinous attacks against gays in Pulse nightclub on June 12th that killed 48...
