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This week: WorldPride, Scouting America, the Paul Weiss debacle, Lifting a ban on bathhouses, Dan Savage’s “campsite rule”, Perez Hilton, Mary Oliver, Rosie O’Donnell and much more… This update is provided by Fabrice Houdart, consider supporting his important work. I’m always a little surprised by LGBTQ+ people
Grab your popcorn and a fan, because Marvel has just delivered a summer blockbuster that hits every note we love: heart, spectacle, and a cast so easy on the eyes it should come with a warning label. Spider-Man: Brand New Day is a triumph — and it might just be
Many years ago, my aunt gave me a book called "The Art of Doing Nothing." I want to tell you it changed my life — that I read it on a porch with a cup of tea and rediscovered the art of stillness. I never opened it. It'
As a lifelong lover of the stage — whether it’s Broadway, concerts, or comedy — retirement has given me the chance to immerse myself in the magic of live performance in a way I never imagined. My name is Frank Gaimari, and as a published author and self-proclaimed theater enthusiast,
At this point I’m right about in the middle of my Pride season. There are a lot more Pride events left. With Spokane Pride in the rearview mirror, I look forward to my favorite time of year, the Pride Tour, and the Inland Northwest has not disappointed so far.
Some films do more than tell a story — they challenge you to think and look closely. Tom Kalin’s Swoon is one of those. Released in 1992, it explores one of the most famous murder cases in American history with a boldness that still feels powerful more than 30 years
This week: The Berlin Attack, a conspiracy theory in Indonesia, the Ohio billboards, Trump vs. Mulvaney, a 2026 TED Talk, the Dialog Society list, the politics of philanthropy, Volker Turk & much more This update is provided by Fabrice Houdart, consider supporting his important work. The terrorist attack at Berlin
Cinema Love is a moving novel that explores the complexities of connection, self-discovery, and hope across different eras and worlds. Through its richly layered storytelling, Jiaming Tang intertwines the lives of characters from post-socialist China to present-day New York City, illustrating how their unspoken secrets and shared
Census data shows Portland, OR has the highest share of gay and lesbian couples in the United States. According to the data from 2024, nearly 3.8% of couples in Portland are in queer relationships. Following closely, 3.7% of couples in Seattle are in same sex relationships. Despite Portland
Photos of Portland Pride and Festival, July 18 & 19, 2026 Portland Pride Parade 2026 | Photos by Mike Schultz
Portland is navigating one of the most challenging chapters in its history, and Keith Wilson is stepping up to the plate. As the city’s 54th mayor, Wilson brings a distinct local perspective and a bold vision for change as Portland transitions to a new structure of city governance. Unlike
Birds do it. to Cole Porter, bees do, too, but it’s not exactly what he imagined. Wild and tame, avians, insects, and mammals all have sex – although not always as you’ve been told or for reasons you might think. Even educated fleas do it and, as in the
Mike Pond, a Democrat from Clark County, is running for Washington House District 49, Position 1. He brings to the race a wealth of experience as a union organizer and longtime community advocate. As a fifth-generation Washingtonian and lifelong resident of Clark County, Pond’s deep local roots are
Is The Odyssey all hype? Absolutely not. Everything you’ve heard about Christopher Nolan’s film is 100% true. Nolan has crafted a cinematic tour de force — a film that redefines epic storytelling and leaves a lasting impact. It’s not just another blockbuster; it’s a breathtaking, immersive experience
This week: Jens Spahn resigns, the French UN resolution, Indonesia spirals, the battle for the Smithsonian, Sapphi, Rob Roth’s show, the strange tribulations of Sausalito City Manager, and much more… This update is provided by Fabrice Houdart, consider supporting his important work. What struck me most about the Jens
