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Santa is a significant character when it comes to holiday sales. Santa is quite difficult to miss with his red cap, rosy cheeks, and Christmas happiness. When

Frank McGuinness's new play about T S Eliot and Groucho Marx is a poetic puzzle

A regular favorite of the Fringe, Kaye presented his new show, The Butch Is Back, and an old favorite, The Kaye Hole, which both sold out at this year's festival.

An exclusive excerpt from the upcoming SEE YOU AT SAN DIEGO: AN ORAL HISTORY OF COMIC-CON, FANDOM, AND THE TRIUMPH OF GEEK CULTURE.

So. There's a lot to say about Crunchyroll's High Guardian Spice—not all of it good, but not nearly as bad as the internet would have you believe.

Our guide to the 21st bonanza. Plus: Castro Theatre's 100th birthday. a 'lesbian El Topo,' and the adult voyage of Bella Cherry

A personal account covering 20 years of working class history in Notting Hill, including the Carnival, the 1987 riot and the conflicts on All Saints Road. Published by BM Blob in the spring of 1988.

She Done Him Wrong: Mae West’s career died for your sins. This week we go West, Mae West, for a pair of saucy comedies: one’s pre-code, the other isn’t. She Done Him Wrong (1933) Across town at 20th Century Fox, it was child superstar Shirley Temple keeping the studio in the black, while Paramount used pre-code sex to foot the bill. At a time when monogamy governed Hollywood, Mae West had more lovers in a single picture than most did in a lifetime. Based on West’s scandalous stage play...