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UPDATE: HBO’s New Queer Series ‘Looking’ Started Filming Yesterday
As we posted starting in March and May, HBO is setting a new Queer themed dramedy in the Castro, San Francisco, and other environs of the Bay Area. The pilot has been shot and is in the can with eight...
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The Week End is Here: Lets Have Fun!
The week end feels like it came a bit early this week with Halloween falling on a Thursday. The celebration of All Hallows Eve continues Saturday, All Souls Day, in the Mission where sacred and secular...
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UPDATE: HBO’s ‘Looking’ Wraps in SF – Debut Slated for January
According to a tweet from the San Francisco Film Commission first caught by our pals over at Haighteration the new HBO queer boy comedy, Looking, being shot throughout the Castro and City since...
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Who’s Ready For The Week End!?
Vicki Marlane Fall has finally arrived. The air holds a chill a bit longer despite the spattering of weakening sunshine. It’s the perfect time to take stock of what’s what in the Castro and plan a week...
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Castro Street Art #6
Seen on Noe near 18th in the Castro denoting a recent Ellis Act eviction. Since the Biscuits inception we’ve posted about different works of street art that have popped up in the neighborhood as we’ve...
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VIDEO: HBO’s ‘Looking’ Releases 2nd Trailer
‘Looking’, the HBO series filmed in the Castro and throughout the City that we’ve been following since inception, has released a second longer trailer touting its comedic Queer boy wares. As previously...
View ArticleOPENING: Beth Van Hoesen “Portraits From the Castro”
SF Gate announced yesterday the art show opening of “Portraits From the Castro” the retrospective of the late Beth Van Hoesen’s (1926-2010) never-before-seen or rarely exhibited work this Friday at the...
View ArticleNew Castro Theatre organ gets $60k Indiegogo campaign
Last year we posted about the uncertain fate of the Castro Theatre’s famous organ often referred to as “the Mighty Wurlitzer”. Organist David Hegarty, the man who has been playing the organ before...
View ArticleVIDEO: Hyperlapse through the Castro
We took a “Hyperlapse” video of the Castro yesterday morning and our good pal and photographer Alex Girard added some music and still shots of the Rainbow Honor Walk plaques and the Castro Theatre...
View ArticleMisspelled Rainbow Honor Walk plaque to be sold at auction
UPDATE 3:05PM: From David Perry of the Rainbow Honor Walk: The “Oscar Wilde” plaque and the “Christine Jorgensen” plaque will be auctioned off: “Oscar” to benefit the Rainbow Honor Walk and its ongoing...
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