A Night of Mystery, Music, and Mayhem at STC,  Plus The Pirates of Penzance

Our Arts and Entertainment Editor Chris Narloch has two theatre recommendations for you, a very special night of mystery dinner theater and the classic Gilbert and Sullivan light opera filled with pirates and laughs.

Sacramento Theatre Company (STC) has a fun night planned at the Solomon Dubnick Gallery, on Saturday, February 25, to benefit STC and their School of the Arts. In connection with the theme for their 2011-2012 Season, STC will present “A Night of Mystery, Music, and Mayhem.”

Read more: Mystery and Pirates in Sacramento

 

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Ninth Circuit Decides Not To Release Proposition 8 Trial Tapes


February 2, 2012 San Francisco, CA –

Today, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit issued a decision not to unseal the video record of the historic twelve-day public trial in Perry v. Schwarzenegger (now Perry v. Brown).  The Perry case is a federal constitutional challenge to Proposition 8, which stripped gay and lesbian Californians of the fundamental freedom to marry.  

In a landmark August 2010 ruling, Proposition 8 was found unconstitutional by the Federal District Court.

Read more: Ninth Circuit Decides Not To Release Proposition 8 Trial Tapes

 

The Trevor Project Names New Executive Director & CEO


WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Jan. 31, 2012

The Trevor Project has announced the selection of its new Executive Director and CEO, Abbe Land, following an extensive nationwide search. Land, a recognized and respected health care professional, brings an impressive history of ensuring care to under-represented populations.

She will begin her tenure in March with The Trevor Project, the nation's leading provider of crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth. She succeeds David McFarland who has served in an interim role since April 2011.

Read more: The Trevor Project Names New Executive Director & CEO

 

Federal Judge Denies Government Motion to Dismiss in Defense of Marriage Act Case

San Francisco, CA, January 26, 2012


The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California has rejected the federal government’s request to dismiss the constitutional claims of gay and lesbian state workers who, together with their registered domestic partners, are excluded from equal access to California’s Long-Term Care Program.

Judge Claudia Wilken issued the ruling in Dragovich v. CalPERS, a class action lawsuit challenging federal and state laws including the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) which regulate state-sponsored long-term care plans. 

Read more: Federal Judge Denies Government Motion to Dismiss in Defense of Marriage Act Case

 

The January 26 Issue of Outword    449 cover


Our very own Chris Narloch sat down with Paula Deen, the Food Network cooking star before she announced she has Type 2 diabetes, since she is scheduled to be in our town on February 3rd. In the interview Paula very lightly touches on diabetes and her style of food, but for the most part this interview is about her and other fun things. Her upcoming appearance at the Community Center should be a hoot!

Read more: The January 26 Issue of Outword

 

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