
Tony Bravo
Arts and Culture Columnist at San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco Chronicle Arts and Culture columnist.
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The Cinch at 1723 Polk St. on Saturday, Feb. 20, 2021, in San Francisco. One of the oldest gay bars in the city has been sold to new owners. Santiago Mejia/The ChronicleThe last remaining gay bar on Polk Street has found a new owner just in time for LGBTQ Pride month.
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sfchronicle.com | Tony Bravo
Author Chasten Buttigieg sits for an interview with the Chronicle in San Francisco on Tuesday, May 27, 2025. Chasten is promoting his new children's book “Papa's Coming Home”. Gabrielle Lurie/S.F. ChronicleBefore wrapping up my interview with Chasten Buttigieg, I had to ask the big question on everyone’s mind. “I love the beard,” Buttigieg joked, referring to his husband, former Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg’s newish facial hair.
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sfchronicle.com | Tony Bravo
Sarah Jessica Parker as Carrie in “And Just Like That…”Craig Blankenhorn/HBO MaxThe following contains spoilers for the HBO series “And Just Like That…”The return of “And Just Like That…” has been eagerly anticipated by fans dedicated to the sequel series to “Sex and the City.” And by fans, I mean “women and gays.” With its big swings and wild divergences for characters, the show has been a bonkers rollercoaster for many of us since it debuted in 2021.
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Installation view of Isaac Julien, “Ten Thousand Waves” (2010) in “Isaac Julien: I Dream a World” at the de Young Museum, San Francisco. Henrik KamAt the de Young Museum’s first exhibition dedicated to moving images, “Isaac Julien: I Dream a World,” visitors are immediately plunged into a cinematic experience. Entering Wilsey Court, nine screens suspended overhead show Julien’s 2010 video “Ten Thousand Waves,” a stream of scenes that feel both ancient and urgent.
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sfchronicle.com | Aidin Vaziri |Tony Bravo
Harper Steele, right, and Will Ferrell in a scene from the Netflix documentary “Will & Harper.” Steele has been named the 2025 Celebrity Grand Marshal for San Francisco Pride. Courtesy of Netflix/Associated PressHarper Steele, the Emmy-winning writer and star of the Netflix documentary “Will & Harper,” has been named the 2025 Celebrity Grand Marshal for San Francisco Pride, organizers announced Friday, May 30.
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Chasten Buttigieg reveals how he really feels about Pete’s beard and family life https://t.co/JRGuABAS5S via @sfchronicle

‘And Just Like That...’: The official gay response to Season 3 https://t.co/lehQ7HA7h2 via @sfchronicle

‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ coming to Kennedy Center despite Trump’s drag ban https://t.co/1YVc9gAh7z via @sfchronicle