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Last night, we took a drive into Regent Square to hear singer/songwriter Eve Goodman perform at the Square Cafe. She's great. We heard about her performance through a local Queer Events email list and thought it sounded like a nice evening. So off we drove. It was well worth the $98.34 in gas (kidding). 🙂 Eve […]
Here's a sad fact: Russian Orthdox Catholics are working in unity with skinheads to oppose gay rights. On Sunday police had to hold back a crowd of bottle-tossing skinheads and Bible- clutching church folks who were protesting a gay event at a local club. Not to be outdone by the Christian-Skinhead connection, Russian Muslims are […]
Pittsburgh Lesbian Correspondents is pleased to welcome our newest correspondent Shelly. We’ve known Shelly for several years — she is very active in the local LGBT community. Her writing, you will find, is articulate, insightful and from a slightly different perspective than Ledcat and me. Three’s Company, too! Welcome aboard Shelly! Sue
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If you are not at the peace rally Friday night, you should be glued to your television watching one of our 2 favorite political junkies duke it out with WQED's Off Q panelists.. These include Alan Cox, Fred Honsberger and Ruth Ann Dailey. WQED Friday, March 24, 7:30 PM And, if you do make […]
Sunday evening's edition of 60 Minutes included Lesley Stah's report “The Science of Sexual Orientation” in which she explores recent research into sexual orientation. Today, scientists are looking at genes, environment, brain structure and hormones. There is one area of consensus: that homosexuality involves more than just sexual behavior; it’s physiological. The show interviewed two […]
Hurrah for Catherine Specter! This week's version of the PG column Cat's Call manages to avoid being racist or sexist. She even musters up a little “catty” rant that is mildly amusing if not actually funny. Otherwise, it was boring as can be. I guess that's the best we can expect. Note that this week Cat adroitly […]
During the Thursday evening broadcast, KDKA news stepped over the line covering a local fire. A Trafford fire left 10 people homeless; everyone made it out alive and unharmed. But to get the sensational angle, David Highfield stuck a camera in the face of one victim who was clearly distraught over the deaths of her […]
Last night, we went to see Crash at The Manor in Squirrel Hill. This is one of your lesbian correspondents stating that Crash deserved the Oscar for Best Picture over Brokeback Mountain. I loved Brokeback and believe it to be one of the best movies in my 35 years of movie watching. But Crash resonates […]
I’m not a fan of Catherine Specter’s alleged advice column in the Post-Gazette. In fact, I’m secretly convinced she was planted by the Mellon-Scaife contingent to subtly shift PG readers back to “when men were men and girls were girls.” Her advice has mostly been ridiculous and demeaning. Today, however, she took herself to a […]
