Rachel Pepper brought so many stories of the early days of Deneuve magazine to AHEAD OF THE CURVE.
Frankly Speaking Volume 4 Issue 5
Franco remembers: “If you bought your copy of Deneuve in the South, chances are you couldn’t browse the October 1994 issue. It was deemed offensive, so a cobalt shrink-wrapped plastic cover concealed Marga Gomez’s half naked torso, making it impossible to peek inside or even see the cover without buying the magazine.”
Franco Stevens has an idea!
Franco Stevens has a great idea – show your love for queer community and support the AHEAD OF THE CURVE Kickstarter!
Frankly Speaking Volume 1 Issue #2
Franco remembers the second Deneuve cover. “Two dancers from SF straddling each other on a motorcycle with a gay flag in the background. If that doesn’t say lesbian I don’t know what does!”
On set with AOTC
Superhero producer Rivkah Beth Medow tries out an iridescent backdrop for the AHEAD OF THE CURVE set.
Calling all badass techies
Lesbians Who Tech invites you to its 6th Annual Leadership Summit for mid-level and executive LGBTQ women, non-binary & trans individuals & our allies in NYC. Learn more & apply here.
AHEAD OF THE CURVE interviews DJ Page Hodel
DJ extraordinaire Page Hodel, you have our hearts! So fun to have you on the set of AHEAD OF THE CURVE.
AOTC joins Drag Brunch at Toronto’s Glad Day Bookshop
Franco got into the spirit during the riotous Drag Brunch at Toronto’s Glad Day Bookshop, the world’s oldest surviving LGBTQ bookstore, during a visit with Kim Katrin & Tiq Milan. We love you Erin Brockobić!
Big Day for AHEAD OF THE CURVE!
Today is a huge day for AHEAD OF THE CURVE – We’re making this film because LGBTQ rights remain under attack, and VISIBILITY is one of our most powerful tools to combat discrimination. We’re launching a Kickstarter campaign to help us finish the film! We need your help with 2 things: 1) DONATE any amount […]
‘Queer California’ LGBTQ exhibit in Oakland is not what you’ll expect
These “untold stories” have been told in other venues, such as San Francisco’s GLBT Historical Society Museum. But a kaleidoscopic exploration like this, which proudly focuses on fringe elements, has never filled the galleries of a major museum. Read more here Make sure you see the “Queer California: Untold Stories” exhibit through August 11, 2019.