Arts & Entertainment

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Film Review: Henry Gamble’s Birthday Party

It looks like Henry is going to start his 17th birthday in heaven. Well, his idea of what it may be. He’s having a sleepover with his best friend Gabe and as they lie in bed together almost naked they start fantasizing about sex. Whilst Gabe talks about lusting after some girl, Henry is also lusting too as they both masturbate under the covers, but he keeps the object of his desire to himself as its actually Gabe. When the day starts off downstairs as the family start to assemble we slowly discover that the birthday boy is not the […]

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Legendary Performers Grasp On To 2015

Five of the following artists I am featuring have built a legacy in the music business. For some performers there comes a time when they become an Icon and an inspiration for others. They have made such an impact with their work that it defines a decade and even a genre of music. Some artists of this magnitude survive their entire career changing with the times and some stick with what they do best and still gain the respect well deserved. Wrong choices are sometimes made and they fall out of public favor and sadly have only themselves to blame. […]

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Shakespeare in the Park!

Pegasus Theater Company is pleased to present William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream as the inaugural performance at the newly-opened Riverkeeper Stewardship Park in downtown Guerneville. Yes, it’s in iambic pentameter (incidentally, so is your heartbeat). It also uses archaic language and everybody knows that there may be jokes that only an English teacher could love. Nobody, though, really needs this play translated; we all instinctually understand what deep meaning it has: Namely, sex. It is a play about choosing who we want to have sex with and when. The play is also about flaunting your disrespect for autocratic authority […]

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“Out to Kill” Acts Up as Gay Whodunnit

  Within a few minutes of the opening sequence of Rob Williams latest gay ‘boy-lit’ drama you know exactly who everybody will be out to kill. Narcissistic pretty boy singer Justin James thinks the world revolves him, and it certainly seems to in this loft apartment complex packed head to toe with insecure gay men in Tampa. Florida. Besides himself there is only one other person who actually likes him as he seems to go out of his way just to annoy everyone else he seems to come across especially if he thinks they want to get into his pants. […]

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10 Queer Lady Musicians You Seriously Need In Your Life Right Now

1. Hurray For The Riff Raff hurrayfortheriffraff.com The Deal: If Johnny Cash and Amy Winehouse somehow made a baby, 27-year-old bronx-born Puerto Rican front-woman Alynda Lee Segarra would be the result. The Riff Raff is a folk band that, as a whole, identifies as queer. Segarra constantly strives to change the way women are portrayed in traditional folk music. “Any way I can spread love amongst women, whether romantic or not, is important to me,” the singer-songwriter told BuzzFeed. “Pronouns are very fun to play with as a songwriter — there is a lot of weight in them. When I […]

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Out Artist Tom Goss Reflects On His Newest Release And More

TOM GOSS – WAIT/THE WAIT REMIXES – TOM GOSS MUSIC I really enjoy an artist that’s not afraid to take risks. It’s been a couple years since We The People has taken a look at Tom Goss’ creativity and he has been up to quite a lot since we last visited his realm.Throughout 2014 Goss was quite energetic, starring in the Guest House Film feature “Out To Kill” and releasing his fifth album, “Wait.” The soothing song “Illuminate The Dark” and it’s accompanying video uses color to enhance feeling and emotion in the most revealing fashion and the images are […]

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At Just 20 Saint Raymond Show Mature Musical Chops with Debut “Young Blood”

20-year-old Callum Burrows AKA Saint Raymond has a lot going for him with his debut album. Young Blood is not only the title of the record but the very target his music is aimed at – youthful, hedonistic, Instagram-obsessed millennials. The Nottingham-bred singer/songwriter has come a long way since having his first single named ‘Hottest Record in the World’ by Zane Lowe in January 2014.It’s really the well-polished pop hooks that make his music so irresistible and has gained Saint Raymond a bit of a following. The sensational ‘I Want You’ is the clear frontrunner of the record alongside feelgood opening number […]

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“Mother Jones in Heaven” Opens at Main Stage West in Sebastopol

The indomitable Mary Gannon Graham meets the invincible Mother Jones in this new one-woman musical by the legendary singer/songwriter and activist, Si Kahn. Many people know the name Mother Jones, but most have no idea of the impact and power of her life story. THE STORY: Mother Jones wakes up in heaven, which to her surprise and delight, turns out to be an Irish Pub. There she meets a trio of musicians who spend a power-packed evening recounting the events of her life through song and yarn. Mary Harris Jones was born in 1830 in County Cork, Ireland. She lost […]

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“Yesterday Again” Opens at Sixth Street Playhouse

  Yesterday Again follows the stories of Eric Baxter and Bella Kadie in childhood, adolescence, and adulthood—simultaneously. The play explores how people change, the stories that thread throughout our lives, and the ripple effects of trauma. Poetic in its form and honest in its portrayals, this original theatre piece promises a new way of storytelling; one where three distinct periods of life intersect, interweave, and in their interplay, reveal a dark truth about human nature.  The show is directed by Sheri Lee Miller. CAST: Tice Allison, John Browning, Lyla Elmassian Isaac Jay, Alyssa Jirrels, Pam Koppel, Lucy London, Barry Martin, Craig A. Miller, Sharia Pierce, Olivia […]

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LGBT Films at the 35th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival

The San Francisco Jewish Film Festival is pleased to present the following films showcasing LGBT stories from around the world with a Jewish perspective during the 35th edition of the festival. Since 1966, Danny Fields has played a pivotal role in music and “culture” of the late 20th century: working for the Doors, Cream, Lou Reed, Nico, Judy Collins and managing groundbreaking artists like the Stooges, the MC5 and the Ramones. An official selection of SXSW 2015, DANNY SAYS follows Fields from Phi Beta Kappa whiz-kid, to Harvard Law School dropout, to the Warhol Silver Factory, to Director of Publicity […]

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