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Marlena’s Birthday at Patricia's Green
Friends of Absolute Empress Marlena (aka Gary Mclain) celebrated the 84th birthday of the local icon at Patricia’s Green in Hayes Valley on November 12, across the street from Brass Tacks, the bar formerly known as Marlena’s from 1990 to 2013.
Organized for several years by William Buckley (Emperor 48 After Norton) the party included a beautiful chocolate cake, champagne and soft drinks, and a lot of friends of Marlena, along with their dogs.
Dressed in a black bonnet, a smart cerulean shirt, and a peacock broche with matching rings, Mclain said, “I’ve known some of these people for almost fifty years. I love them.”
Asked about the new Brass Tacks, which replaced Marlena’s in 2013, Mclain complimented the new owners’ success. “And I still live upstairs. I’m not going anywhere.”
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B.A.R. Talks 12: history in print
B.A.R. Talks 12: history in print
In our final yearlong celebrations of the Bay Area Reporter’s 50th anniversary, our twelfth and final monthly online panel will focus on five decades of the newspaper’s history, with several current and former editors and writers.
On Thursday, April 7 at 6pm PT, our page and YouTube channel will stream a live (then archived) panel.
Participants will include Publisher Michael Yamash*ta, Publisher Emeritus Tom Horn, News Editor Cynthia Laird, Arts & Nightlife Editor Jim Provenzano (also moderator), arts writer Cornelius Washington, arts writer Mark Norby, AIDS/Science writer Liz Highleyman, former production designer Adriana Roberts, former arts editor and porn columnist John F. Karr, former arts editor Chris Culwell, and former features editor Will Snyder.
Since 1971, the B.A.R.’s reputation as an essential forum for local news about the LGBTQ community expanded. Reviews and features in theater, film, music, dance and visual arts have grown from a small community focus to national interest. Our reviews have been quoted by book publishers, film promoters and theater companies for decades.
The chat will include a slideshow of articles and ads through the B.A.R.’s five decades.
Watch live April 7, 6pm, and archived on www.youtube.com/c/BayAreaReporterSF and www.facebook.com/BayAreaReporter/.
B.A.R. Talk 11: It's the Arts!
In our nearly final yearlong celebrations of the Bay Area Reporter's 50th anniversary, our eleventh monthly online panel will focus on fifty years of arts coverage with former and current editors and writers.
On Thursday, March 10 at 6pm PT, our page and YouTube channel will stream a live (then archived) panel with John F. Karr, the paper's first arts editor, former arts editor Chris Culwell, freelance writer Philip Mayard, theater critic Jim Gladstone, and current arts and nightlife editor Jim Provenzano as moderator.
Since 1971, the B.A.R.'s reputation as an essential forum for reviews and features in theater, film, music, dance and visual arts has expanded from a small community focus to national interest. Our reviews have been quoted by book publishers, film promoters and theater companies for decades.
The chat will include a slideshow of articles and ads through the B.A.R.'s five decades.
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'Imagine Picasso,' the latest immersive art installation, is now at the San Francisco Armory. But do these spectacles actually bring viewers closer to the art or just provide a computer-assisted form of entertainment?
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B.A.R. Talks 10: True Crime
B.A.R. Talks 10 - True Crime
Crime reporting through the history of the Bay Area Reporter will be the focus of the tenth online panel discussion, part of the newspaper’s 50th anniversary commemorations.
The B.A.R. has an impressive history of reporting news stories often overlooked by the mainstream media. Many of our crime stories have later been sourced by other outlets. Some have even helped solved cases.
Current and former reporters will discuss coverage of the Harvey Milk/George Moscone assassinations, the White Night Riots, anti-gay crimes, the Castro Halloween shootings, and some gruesome recent murders.
Reporter Ed Walsh, columnist Gwen Smith, World News columnist Heather Cassell and former news writer Dennis Conkin will share their experiences and insight on some of the B.A.R.’s most notorious features over the years. Arts and Nightlife Editor and panel producer Jim Provenzano moderates.
The panel will take place Thursday, February 10, 6pm PT on the B.A.R.’s page, and will be archived there and on the B.A.R.’s YouTube channel.
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