Historian, attorney to receive award during fundraising dinner in November; gay bishop will also be honored
For the first time in nine years, the Black Tie Dinner will present the Kuchling Humanitarian Award to two recipients: attorney Rebecca Covell and gay historian Phil Johnson.
For the first time in nine years, the Black Tie Dinner will present the Kuchling Humanitarian Award to two recipients: attorney Rebecca Covell and gay historian Phil Johnson.
Gay district clerk has already implemented departmental policy banning discrimination; lesbian sheriff says similar policy is in the works for her office
Despite an openly gay sheriff, county judge and district clerk, Dallas County government remains well behind the city of Dallas on LGBT issues.
Despite an openly gay sheriff, county judge and district clerk, Dallas County government remains well behind the city of Dallas on LGBT issues.
LCR leader says outreach to Republican officials vital; Democrats outraged by invitation to Branch
The Log Cabin Republicans have invited anti-gay state Rep. Dan Branch to speak at their regular monthly meeting in July, prompting outrage from the leader of Stonewall Democrats of Dallas.
The Log Cabin Republicans have invited anti-gay state Rep. Dan Branch to speak at their regular monthly meeting in July, prompting outrage from the leader of Stonewall Democrats of Dallas.
Oak Lawn resident Daniel Lewis gives ‘Shear Genius’ some Dallas style
This week, Dallas can be proud of its big ol’ stereotypical hair. Local beauty engineer Daniel Lewis just won the first elimination challenge on “Shear Genius,” Bravo’s hairstyling version of “Project Runway.”
This week, Dallas can be proud of its big ol’ stereotypical hair. Local beauty engineer Daniel Lewis just won the first elimination challenge on “Shear Genius,” Bravo’s hairstyling version of “Project Runway.”
California, here we come — to get legally hitched and honeymoon
PALM SPRINGS, CALIF. — Friends fastened boutonnieres and fixed the betrotheds’ hair. Brides wore matching corsages or held identical bouquets. Instead of handfuls of rice — bubble wands.
PALM SPRINGS, CALIF. — Friends fastened boutonnieres and fixed the betrotheds’ hair. Brides wore matching corsages or held identical bouquets. Instead of handfuls of rice — bubble wands.
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