For anyone who plans to tune into the Royal Wedding this week (you know who you are), LGBT people may be interested to know that […]
Former Pennsylvania Senator and possible presidential contender Rick Santorum appeared on Fox News recently and discussed LGBT issues, saying that rights such as marriage and […]
While dogs are sniffing Westminster Abbey to protect the upcoming nuptials of William and Kate, people like me are considering the consequences should these royals […]
Throughout this week we’ll be updating you about the different events happening around town during Equality Forum. Tonight, during the invitation-only VIP kickoff, former Pennsylvania […]
Many of the 17,000 in attendance must have thought: What on Earth is that? It was April 25, 1978, and a bright green, 6-1/2 foot […]
America recently marked the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, which ended slavery. Now it’s time to finally acknowledge—and concede—reparations, which would begin to end […]
As business ideas go, the NFL lockout is on a par with New Coke and “The Magic Hour.” NFL owners have taken a wildly popular […]
Gov. Jan Brewer in Arizona signed a new measure into law this week that gives heterosexual couples preference in adoptions. Senate Bill 1188 applies to […]
There has been a lot of speculation about the new operation going into the 1029 Race Street space formerly occupied by Indonesia Restaurant (and Singapore […]
Michael Klein is reporting that Stephen Starr’s beer garden has a name, Frankford Hall. Details are scarce on the project but as for a name, […]
Friday Joe Sixpack profiles rye beer in his column today. Join him this evening to sample some rye beers at Bell Beverage between 4 and […]
Friday, April 22 Stop by the William Way (2-7 p.m.) when the Leeway Foundation hosts a Drop-In Applicant Support Session to encourage women and transgender […]
The L.A. Lakers created a PSA recently that addresses diversity. It comes on the heels of Kobe Bryant’s outburst on the court in which he […]
Like thousands of high school seniors across the country, I was accepted into an elite institution this month. I scored a spot in the local […]
April 22, 1792: Uriah Levy is born in Philadelphia. He went on to become the first Jewish commodore in the United States Navy. He also […]
