Jack Spicer News Today

Celebrate June with titles on James Baldwin, queer artists and political action, Warhol film star Candy Darling, strippers and performance in San Francisco, and more.

It was a cool and breezy Monday morning as parkgoers trickled into Promontory Point. Jack Spicer, founding president of the preservation group the Promontory Point Conservancy, stood near the entrance,

Daniel Muzyczuk on hearing the inaudible.

The historical limestone revetment, or seawall, at Promontory Point "is structurally sound," but officials have said for years the structure has been failing and should be replaced.

Promontory Point’s limestone revetment can be saved and withstand another century of lakefront erosion, a conditional coastal engineering study commissioned by preservation groups finds.

On a bright, crisp mid-winter day, chipper Maria Corpuz charged down the narrow strip of sidewalk that runs along Lake Park Avenue from 55th to 56th Street, leading her second

In Nothing Ever Just Disappears, Hester wanders in search of kinship with queer bohemians such as James Baldwin, Josephine Baker, and Kevin Killian.

"My cat wants out on the deck in -19 degrees and then gets mad at ME that its so cold out," commented one user.

A new exhibition in London showcases over 200 photographs that captured a moment when real life resembled a Wes Anderson movie.

One cat's day appears to have been ruined when two cars collided in his neighborhood. The video of Jack Spicer, a rescue cat named after the American poet,…