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PROCESSED FOOD VS. WHOLE FOOD: WHAT’S BETTER FOR YOUR PET?

THE HEALTH BENEFITS OF FEEDING YOUR PET A WHOLE FOOD DIET by dr. patrick mahaney, vmd, cva, cvj The “You are what you eat” perspective your parents forced upon you as a child also applies to your pets. Age, medications, ailments affecting the digestive tract and other body systems and various additional factors can alter […]

SPREADING LOVE AND CONNECTION ACROSS SMALL-TOWN AMERICA

BOB THE DRAG QUEEN SPILLS THE TEA ON SEASON TWO OF WE’RE HERE by lisa lipsey HBO’s Emmy-nominated unscripted series, We’re Here, returned for a second season on October 11. If you have not watched the first season, binge it now. This show has everything: glitz, glamour, gays and gorgeous stories from across small-town America. […]

CATCHING UP WITH MARGARET CHO: COMEDY, PETS AND TRANSCENDING LABELS

by lisa lipsey The RAGE Monthly constantly challenges me to conquer my fears. I get nervous before interviews, worried I will get star-struck and tongue-tied, or ask a dumb question. I am sure I have. Since The RAGE Monthly’s inception, and hundreds of interviews later, I can say there are just two people whom I forgot to be nervous around. Both are comedians, […]

SHOWCASING DIVERSITY IN CINEMA AT NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL

 by chris carpenter The 22nd annual Newport Beach Film Festival (NBFF), will be held Thursday, October 21 through Thursday, October 28 at various Orange County locations. Tickets are now on sale at newportbeachfilmfest.com. Several LGBTQ feature films, as well as short films, will be screened.    Among these are My Father Mary Anne (Min pappa Marianne). After breaking up with her boyfriend, 28-year-old Hanna returns to her hometown for a temporary position […]

21st ANNUAL FILMOUT SAN DIEGO LGBTQ FILM FESTIVAL PREPARES TO TAKE FLIGHT

by chris carpenter – Although it won’t take place until September, FilmOut San Diego organizers got a jump on this month’s Outfest Los Angeles by announcing their festival lineup earlier. The 21st annual FilmOut San Diego LGBTQ Film Festival will take place from Thursday, September 9 through Sunday, September 12.  A total of 47 movies will be […]

SOUTH BAY PRIDE ART AND MUSIC FESTIVAL: EMBRACING DIFFERENCE, CHANGING TOMORROW

by andrew j stillman Who said this year’s Pride festivities were done and dusted? They must have forgotten about the 13th annual South Bay Pride set for Saturday, August 21 at Bayfront Park in Chula Vista. This year’s event is all about embracing our differences while looking to change our future. This particular celebration will […]

GETTING GROOVY WITH TODRICK HALL

by jay jones – American rapper, singer, songwriter, Broadway actor, director, choreographer and YouTube star Todrick Hall first gained national attention after his appearance on Season 9 of American Idol. He has continued his musical journey ever since and just released his latest album Femuline. He plans to set out on his new world tour […]

SUMMIT HOUSE RESTAURANT – A PINNACLE OF FINE DINING

SUMMIT HOUSE RESTAURANT – A PINNACLE OF FINE DINING by tony reverditto – For those of you who may not have heard of the Summit House Restaurant, it is a marvelous fine dining establishment and event venue that opened in 1991. Known for its astounding architecture and panoramic views, this gem serves up thoughtful “Old […]

FEELING ‘SPECIAL’ WITH RYAN O’CONNELL

by chris carpenter – We aren’t living in the most enlightened of ages, but we are making progress in at least one way. People with physical disabilities, long excluded from leading roles in the entertainment industry, are finally being recognized as major talents on screen and stage. Ali Stroker, who uses a wheelchair, won a 2019 Tony […]