News
In San Francisco
LGBT nonprofits hurt by recession
The vast majority of LGBT nonprofit organizations in the Bay Area have been negatively affected by the economic recession, according to a survey from the San Francisco-based Horizons Foundation.
New Leaf closing its doors
An LGBT nonprofit that provides mental health, substance abuse, and senior services announced this week that it has run out of money and will close its doors by the middle of October.
Aussie Anti-Gay Pol ’Not Perving to Porn’
A New South Wales politician’s office seems to have done a little research into the realm of porn--or rather a lot of research: up to 200,000 hits to "suspect" online sites.
UK’s Foreign Secretary Denies Gay Rumors
Britain’s foreign secretary spoke out to say that he and his wife had "had enough" with speculations that he and a male aide were involved in an improper relationship.
Entertainment
In San Francisco
What’s up at art museums this fall?
Can it be that autumn is already upon us? One perusal of the upcoming exhibition schedule for area museums, and you know that summer is over and it’s time to get serious.
Grove Street datebook
Can it already be time to plan for the upcoming Symphony and Opera seasons? Summer has flown, and pondering the 2010 fall and winter lineups at Davies Hall and the War Memorial will take some careful thought, especially during a down economy.
Jackie Warner :: making ’Thintervention’ happen
Jackie Warner revealed a lot about herself with her last Bravo series Work Out, with her newest Thintervention, she guides a group of in-need clients through a weight loss program. EDGE spoke to the health guru about her latest reality series.
Discovery Channel hostage-taker hated programming
A gunman police shot to death after he took hostages at Discovery Channel’s headquarters said he hated the company’s shows such as "Kate Plus 8" because they promote population growth and its environmental programming because it did little to save the planet.
