• Three Pathmarks in South Jersey will close [philly.com] • Italiano’s Water Ice Is Closed, Long Live Italiano’s [Philly Post] • Shampoo Nightclub Disappears Into […]
This month, the popular Our Night Out gathering is going down at the swanky Water Works Restaurant and Lounge on Boathouse Row. The July hosts […]
Is Twerking the new Vogue? Like the former dance sensation that Madonna catapulted to mainstream dancefloors in the ’90s, the years-old art of twerking has […]
The New York Times is reporting that Pennsylvania lesbian couple Deb and Susan Whitewood are among a handful of plaintiffs to file a lawsuit to […]
Come out, come out, Bert and Ernie! Latest to lobby for the Sesame Street duo’s liberation is the New Yorker. Its iconic cover last week […]
Kitchenette manager Michael Yurkovich sent me this photo of a funny new product he’s selling out of the Gayborhood branch of the local “kitchen boutique.” The […]
“We love 13th Street!” proclaim chef Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran on their website. It clearly shows: The pair, partners in business and in life, […]
We recently wrapped up the photo session for the cover of our upcoming fall issue with local dancer Jesse Sani. The 26-year-old principal dancer with […]
A month ago, we introduced you to our Six-Word Memoir Project, an opportunity for Philly LGBTers to tell their queer-life stories in six words and […]
PROGRESS REPORT: U.S. Navy grants permission to sailors to wear uniforms in San Diego Pride Girl Scouts march in San Francisco Pride Parade for first […]
• Slideshow: A Philadelphia Street, Transformed [NYT] • South Philly firehouse headed for demolition? [Inquirer] • Collingswood restaurant is up for grabs [Insider] • Threatened […]
SPOTLIGHT: Oh you fancy, huh? Tabu sure is hoping so — it’s rolling out the red carpet for the now-monthly Vixens and Vagabonds Queer and Kinky […]
Get up in the kitchen with Ciara as she serves up a fest of trunk-bangin’ beats and bedroom grooves on her eagerly anticipated, self-titled fifth […]
Tomorrow’s news, today. Or should we say: Yesterday’s news, tomorrow. This Sunday’s New York Times features a photo essay on Philly’s revamped 13th street corridor. It’s […]
In January 1999, the unthinkable happened to Philly gay-lit writer Robert Drake. Having traveled to Sligo, Ireland, to research a novel, Drake was assaulted — […]
