A fascinatingly detailed snapshot of the flamboyant outer reaches of countercultural San Francisco in the hippie years and an emotional celebration of diversity, liberation, sexual anarchy and ...

The rise of the counterculture in the 1960s has never been portrayed well on film. With the exceptions of documentaries such as “Berkeley in the ’60s” and “Festival!” — a chronicle of the 1963-1965 ...

San Francisco as the 1970s were dawning: Outrageousness was the buzzword, sex was there for the asking, drugs were the fuel of choice, and nobody, it seemed, regarded hedonism as a bad thing.

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It was all about sex. Or was it? After midnight one evening in the early 1970s, I was standing in the Pagoda Palace Theater on Washington Square in San Francisco. At the time, the theater ran Chinese ...

November 1971. A packed house at the Anderson Theater in New York, strewn with celebrities and socialites, waited to see the latest San Francisco sensation, the Cockettes. But when the curtain rose, ...

SAN FRANCISCO - Long before ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’, a notorious, legendary gender-bending theater troupe, born in the aftermath of San Francisco’s Summer of Love, were way ahead of their time when it ...

COCKETTES: THE SECOND CUMMING, a musical revue celebrating the music of original Cockette, Scrumbly Koldewyn, will play Joe's Pub (425 Lafayette St, New York City) at The Public Theater Saturday, Sept ...

Lea Michele addresses her awkward Sardi's portrait and the other star it looks like: 'It's a little bit of both' This website uses tracking technologies to enable our website functionalities, to ...

Opens Fri July 26 at the Varsity. Drunken tranny-FLapper floozies. Tripped-out hippie communists, acid queens, and fringe artists out on a gender bender. A bizarre study in social engineering. A ...