Linda Eder To Sing In San Francisco This Weekend 
Broadway and recording artist Linda Eder possesses one of the greatest contemporary voices of our time. The singer launched her recording career in 1991 with her self-titled debut album, and Eder has since established herself as a popular live act, known for her incredible power and range as a singer.
Eder has recorded 16 solo albums including her most recent CD, “Retro”, a special collection of compositions written during the past 20 years for shows and projects that did not happen despite the beauty of the songs.
Don’t Miss “The Post” & “Paddington 2” 
By Chris Narloch
Ordinarily, January is a dead zone for movie going, but this year, there are so many late-arriving Oscar contenders in theaters that film fans actually have a lot to choose from.
Read on for reviews of three movies currently in theaters.
How to Succeed in Fitness • Managing Change and Loss • The Art of the Tattoo
Your 2018 Fat Loss Goals Simplified • “The Assassination of Gianni Versace”
If you have new year's fitness in mind, this is the Outword Magazine Sacramento for you! We got things for the mind and body, and even some groovy tattoos that readers shared with us.
Read more: The First Issue of Outword Magazine for 2018 is Out Now
Celebrate Elvis Presley’s Birthday At The Crest This Saturday, Jan. 6 
By Chris Narloch
Sacramento’s Crest Theatre is the place to be this weekend as that historic movie palace celebrates Elvis Presley’s birthday (two days early) on Saturday evening and then celebrates its loyal patrons with a free film classic on Sunday evening, Jan. 7.
Viva Las Vegas
If you’ve never seen Elvis Presley strut his stuff on the big screen, you will have a rare opportunity this Saturday when the Crest screens “Viva Las Vegas,” costarring the great Ann-Margret -- no slouch in the hip-shaking department herself.
Read more: Celebrate Elvis Presley’s Birthday At The Crest This Saturday, Jan. 6
Don’t Miss The Trans Doc “Real Boy” This Thursday, Jan. 4th, At Crocker
By Chris Narloch
In “Real Boy,” screening this Thursday evening, Jan. 4th, at Sacramento’s Crocker Art Museum, 19-year-old Bennett Wallace navigates sobriety, adolescence, and the evolution of his gender identity, while his mother makes her own transformation from resistance to acceptance of her transgender son.
A Q&A with Joe Stevens, a musician featured in the film, will follow the screening, which is part of the UC Davis Campus Community Book Project, this year featuring Janet Mock’s “Redefining Realness.”
Read more: Don’t Miss The Trans Doc “Real Boy” This Thursday At Crocker
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