For those of us who have lost a pet, had a friend disappear only to reappear a few days later, we think we can understand a fraction of what Kathy’s family and loved ones are feeling. But we can’t. As if simply vanishing weren’t enough, to suspect the cause if foul play and most likely a hate-crime because of her sexuality, is a pain that is beyond measure. 
 

When asked why he was leaving Sacramento and why of all places for North Carolina, Rambo laughed. He came to Sacramento to go to school, to learn more about his first love: theatre. 
 

Neblett has a long history of working with service organizations, from establishing an outreach office of the cancer support and education center in Davis where he served as a program director for two years, to his work with AIDS patients with Sacramento AIDS foundation’s Hand To Hand Project. 
 

SB 973, a bill of great importance to the many government retirees in Sacramento was approved by the Assembly Appropriations Committee on August 17. It will go to the floor of the Assembly for a final vote. 
 

The Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission (SMAC) sits in a gray deco building on Del Paso Boulevard quietly giving away money through its various grant programs to support local artist and art organizations. Much of the theatre, music and public art Sacramento experiences is a direct result of the hard working staff of SMAC. A staff that is mission driven to not only provide funding in support of various artistic and cultural ventures but to also help stabilize the artistic community as well as to educate the public at large. 
 

When I was young, I dreamt of growing up and moving to some cosmopolitan city and becoming a famous artist/fashion designer/socialite—whatever involved some sort of paparazzi following you around. However, I have begun to make my fractured fairy’s tail come true in Sacramento—a city that is growing and becoming more metropolitan by the day. 
 

Second Saturday is a night to wander about, visit galleries and have fun!  Many galleries feature new works by local artists and new showings.  
 

Playwright and actor Jerry Rabushka is no stranger to the fast paced hustle of touring. 
 

Current HIV headlines and information 
 

Stephan Gruenwedel takes a look at a 40-Year-Old-Virgin. 
 

It's the end of summer and kids are, thankfully, back in school, so movies are finally coming out with adults in mind. 
 

If you’ve never been to Garbeau’s Dinner Theatre, you simply have to go, but I’ll warn you, it’s like trying to eat only one potato chip. 
 

Wisdom From The Diva. 
 

Jessica Rabbit is a lesbian psychic and tarot reader. You may contact her at www.sacredtarot.com