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We care less about the royal them than we do about the royal you. Are you doing right? Would you like some music, dance, theatre, drag or DJed grooves to help you get through the days and nights. then ye shall have it. We proclaim fun. ARTS Bechtel Fest 8 Chicago's Broken Nose Theatre company presents a series of online plays; the annual festival of new short plays features an ensemble of femme, female-identifying, non-binary, trans and queer actors talking about things other than men; free, thru March 26. https://brokennosetheatre.com/ Broadway on AirBnB Promotional-sponsored performances b...

Noe Music Old First Concerts Rufus Wainwright The gay singer-songwriter performs 'A Rufus-Retro Wainwright-Spective,' a series of online Friday night concerts including all of his recorded songs. Tickets $20. https://rufuswainwright.com/ San Francisco Bach Choir Mar. 6, 10am, PT, "Healing and Song," with Melanie DeMore. Mar. 13: Russian Songs from the Heart; more weekly online concerts. https://sfbach.org/ San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus Enjoy concerts like 'Angels,' (commemorating the 30th anniversary of "When We No Longer Touch," the world's first requiem dedicated to those lost to AIDS, re...

(Getty Images) Marie Claire is supported by its audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. With almost a year of lockdowns under our belt, Kate Lucey's new book, Get A Grip, Love, is perfectly timed. Reminding us that it's fine not to feel OK, Lucey sharing her strategies on how we can manage our mental health We’re talking about mental health a lot more than we ever did. Which is a VERY GOOD THING and something author and journalist Kate Lucey knows all about. Because Lucey has been ‘officially’ depressed (...

As 2020 has so vividly shown us, living in the 21st century can feel like a meaningless, Kafkaesque exercise. And it's not just the outer world that's such a high-pressure environment; the inner one can become really turbulent too. While coping with both of these dimensions is something we all have to figure out for ourselves, some things seem to be more universal than others. Like humor. Of course, mental illness isn't funny. But artist Gemma Correll, who suffers from anxiety and depression, has found that creating light-hearted comics about her everyday life helps her to make sense of it al...

As 2020 has so vividly shown us, living in the 21st century can feel like a meaningless, Kafkaesque exercise. And it's not just the outer world that's such a high-pressure environment; the inner one can become really turbulent too. While coping with both of these dimensions is something we all have to figure out for ourselves, some things seem to be more universal than others. Like humor. Of course, mental illness isn't funny. But artist Gemma Correll, who suffers from anxiety and depression, has found that creating light-hearted comics about her everyday life helps her to make sense of it al...