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Rooty Tooty Fresh New Judy!
Longtime fans know the name: Janelle Farias Sando. Or perhaps Janelle Lutz, as she was known back in her Uptown Players heyday. The wildly gifted entertainer brought Judy Garland to life for the first time in The Boy from Oz, End of the Rainbow and A Very Judy Christmas from 2014-2018, a few magical years of music. Sando has since […]
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Where To Eat This Weekend: A Duo Of Drag Brunches On The Strip
If you can’t get enough of weekend drag brunches, you’re in luck this weekend. Double the luck as a matter of fact. The gayborhood welcomes two sets of queens for a full weekend of legs and eggs, breastplates and bacon, and wigs and waffles. First up, Liquid Brunch on Saturday, July 24 at 2:00 p.m. (hallelujah for a late start […]
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Willkommen, Bienvenue, Welcome!
Head to the Kit Kat Club by way of The Texas Theatre this Friday. Cabaret kicks off a six-month CinéWilde at the Texas Theatre season inspired by the 1920s and featuring films of the 20th century that honor queer resistance. The classic film stars Liza Minnelli and Joel Grey and it’s one that every LGBTQ+ person should see at least […]
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We Heart This Device So Much
The only thing less sexy than a man finding our AARP Magazine in the mailbox might be him seeing us get excited about a medical device. Although staying alive is certainly sexier than not monitoring our heart health and heading for the crematorium instead of happy hour. Indeed, we never thought we’d see the day that we’d be proudly featuring […]
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Getting Fit
Vocabulary is a rather beautiful thing. I don’t mean a collection of words but the actual polysyllabic word. Polysyllabic itself is a rather beautiful thing in much the same way. English is full of words like these. From A to Z, our language gives us everything from archaeological and anthropological on over to zoological and zoographical. There are more of […]
That Little Smile
Most everyone has a favorite Christmas movie, and I am no exception. But Home Alone and Elf do not do it for me. For decades, we usher in the season with something less traditional but certainly full of more biting wit. The Lion in Winter is, at its heart, just another movie about the children coming home for Christmas, along with the next-door neighbor attending as well with his half-sister. Except in this case, Daddy is Henry II of England, Mother […]
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Travel Tuesday: This Queer $71,000 Flight Comes With Way More Than Pretzels & Free Drinks
Last night, we returned from Gay Wine Weekend in a cramped main-cabin seat for more than seven hours due to a weather closure at DFW, which prompted a reroute to Austin for fuel. The entire time, we could only dream of what it must be like to fly private. Well, next year, you’ll have the opportunity to see Africa in […]
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Uptown Players Turns 25 with a Season Worth Standing Ovations
Twenty-five years of fearless, fabulous theatre: That’s definitely something worth celebrating! Uptown Players has announced its 2026–2027 Silver Anniversary Season, and the lineup feels like a love letter to everything the company has become: bold, funny, heartfelt and unapologetically LGBTQ+. Since 2001, they’ve been giving North Texas audiences stories that entertain, challenge and inspire. This milestone season is pulling out […]