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What to see at the galleries this fall...

Director David Michod’s Aussie crime melodrama was a sensation at Sundance. Read what he has to say about his indie hit.

Some marriage equality advocates are wondering when they should return to the ballot box in an effort to repeal the same-sex marriage ban if they lose the court fight.

A federal appellate court will take up the legal fight over California’s same-sex marriage ban in December under an expedited schedule that could bring a ruling in the matter in early 2011.

More than 20,000 researchers, public health and policy experts, clinicians, activists, and world leaders gathered in Vienna, Austria, this week for the 18th International AIDS Conference, the world’s largest meeting devoted to the epidemic.

A national anti-violence coalition released a report this week that shows declines in the reported number of hate crime victims and survivors, incidents and offenders in 2009.

The tone was cautiously optimistic at a panel discussion held last week by the San Francisco Bar Association to discuss the federal court challenge to Proposition 8.

The Palm Springs Police Department has launched an investigation after it was revealed last week that one of its officers referred to a potential gay sex sting suspect as a "cocksucker."

If reading one book at a time is, metaphorically speaking, monogamous, then Out There cops to being a polygamist bookworm. The stack of books on our rustic nightstand does ever overflow with new releases and art tomes. We thought we’d share a few of them with you, and we’ve arranged them by weight, heaviest first.

San Francisco officials and state legislators, in conjunction with the AIDS Policy Project, last week recognized the accomplishments of Dr. Gero Huetter, the German doctor who made headlines in 2007 when his team achieved the first functional cure for HIV.

Joan Rivers is indeed a piece of work.