I wish there were some redeeming quality to be found in Netflix’s first ever ‘unscripted’ music series, “Westside.” But this show is just agonizingly awful.

LAUGH ’TIL IT HURTS: Out performer and raconteur Tom Wilson Weinberg returns with another edition of “Cabaret Vérité VIII: Truth Be Told,” an evening of songs, comedy and resistance featuring appearances by Cookie DiOrio, Andrew Boyask, Messapotamia Lefae, John Jarboe, Amber Hikes, Mr. Maryruth Stine, Chris Bartlett and Meg Rider, 8 p.m. Nov. 17 at The William Way LGBT Community Center, 1315 Spruce St. For more information, call 215-732-2220.

Bisexuality has been a trope on TV for decades, and not a good one. For years both lesbians and bisexual women have watched with dismay as bisexuality or lesbianism in a TV character was erased.

BRINGING THE YUKS TO BUCKS COUNTY: Out international comedians Frank Liotti, Jess Solomon and Eman El-Husseini converge upon Bristol to make their Bucks County debut for the LGBT-themed “Out of The Closet Comedy Show,” 7:30 p.m. Nov. 15 at The Comedy Works, located inside Georgine’s Restaurant, 1320 Newport Road. For more information or tickets, call 215-741-1661 or visit www.comedyworksbristol.com.

Pets are special to us all, and Rehoboth Beach has a long history as a community devoted to animal rescue, adoption facilities and doggie foster homes to save our best friends.

Rehoboth’s LGBT-owned restaurants and bars make sure there’s always a welcoming place for people to go — all people, whatever their orientation — for the Thanksgiving holiday.

Garrard Conley talked with PGN about his book, “Boy Erased” — specifically about identity, faith and family — and what it means to make it as a Hollywood film.

 Garrard Conley’s poignant memoir “Boy Erased,” about his experiences undergoing gay-conversion therapy, is appearing on the big screen, adapted by writer, director and actor Joel Edgerton. 

“I’m from Driftwood” is a curated collection of stories of LGBT people founded in 2009 when Nathan Manske saw a photograph of Harvey Milk riding on the hood of a car and holding a sign that read, “I’m From Woodmere, N.Y.”

The Pride Program at this year’s Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival, held Nov. 8-18 at various venues in the city, offers two documentaries, a feature film and six shorts that showcase GLBTQ life in Asia and Asian America. 

Ed Dixon, the openly gay, award-winning Broadway playwright and composer, is spending the month in Bristol.

se·di·tion

/σəˈδιSH(ə)ν/

noun

noun: sedition; plural noun: seditions

conduct or speech inciting people to rebel against the authority of a state or monarch.

synonyms: rabble-rousing, incitement to rebel, subversion, troublemaking, provocation; rebellion, insurrection, mutiny, insurgence, civil disorder