Q&A
Happy Birthday, Sandy Beach!
Most people celebrate their birthdays with a cake, some friends and maybe a night out. But for a veteran performer on the gay scene in […]
Gingrich and Santorum on LGBT Issues
Kristina Lapinski is a documentary filmmaker who’s working on Gay U.S.A., The Movie, about the state of LGBT rights in America. During a recent event, […]
Bi Pop Star Jessie J Asks “Who’s Laughing Now?”
Jessie J may not be well-known in the U.S. – yet – but she’s coming out in a big way. The U.K. pop star recently […]
A-List NY’s T.J. to Judge Mr. Gay
The Real Housewives had nothing on the guys from the A List New York this past season where there was no shortage of drama. One of […]
Q&A: Bestselling Author Jodi Picoult
Jodi Picoult‘s newest novel combines her classic formula for a bestseller and an exploration of what it means for two women to fall in love. […]
Ask the Expert: Do All Out-of-Towners Come To Rehearsal Dinner?
Question: I have quite a few out-of-town guests coming in for my wedding, but I’d really like the rehearsal dinner to be just our immediate […]
Christopher Bartlett Hosts TEDxPhilly
As executive director of the William Way LGBT Community Center, Christopher Bartlett spends a lot of time merging initiatives designed to reach a very diverse […]
Queer Acts at the First Person Festival
When the First Person Festival kicks off next week (Nov. 10-20), rest assured that there will be an LGBT presence. Both Thomas Choinacky and R. […]
Mr. Gay: LGBT Equality Now!
Dashiell Sears, Philly’s Mr. Gay, is getting ready to compete in the Mr. Gay U.S. Nationals on Nov. 18th (at Woody’s) and 19th (at Voyeur). […]
Preview: Night of 1,000 Friends
Mazzoni Center and Project Safe are holding a joint benefit – Night of 1,000 Friends – on Oct. 29 at Kung Fu Necktie (8 p.m.). […]
ActionAIDS: A Look Back on 25 Years
This weekend (Oct. 22), ActionAIDS commemorates a milestone – 25 years in Philadelphia helping those living with or affected by HIV and AIDS. Since it […]
Preview: The Mystery of Irma Vep
Angels in America playwright Tony Kushner probably described Charles Ludlam best. “The theatre of Ludlam was a delirious, glorious ransacking of the contents of the […]
Footballers Walk the AIDS Walk
Members of the Greater Philadelphia Flag Football League (GPFFL) participated in the 25th Annual AIDS Walk yesterday. Wayne Knaub, GPFFL commissioner, says the league donated $2,000 […]
Project Runway Designer Joins Philly AIDS Walk
He got a taste of fame on reality television. And now he wants to spread the message that people living with HIV can lead positive […]
LiCK Turns Five
Liberty City Kings Drag & Burlesque (LiCK) is turning five. And the drag troupe is celebrating in a big way at the William Way with […]