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Edith Windsor is challenging DOMA in the Supreme Court after she was forced to pay estate taxes after her spouse Thea Spyer passed away (straight couples do not pay the same taxes). They were together for more than 40 years and have been the subject of a documentary – A Very Long Engagement.

TLA is offering a discount this month on the most popular LGBT movies.

Target introduces a new line of LGBT greeting cards.

The FDA approved Truvada to help reduce the transmission of HIV in high risk cases.

Opening night of the 18th Annual QFest kicked off with a pre-party at Cafe Nola. Running till July 23rd, the festival is screening 107 films […]

I broke up with my girlfriend a few months ago and she’s already involved with someone else. We hadn’t dated for very long, but I’m […]

A new rap video from Murs tells the story of two gay men, and the impact of homophobia.

More than 500 people from Philadelphia will be traveling by bus to Washington, D.C., this month. On July 24th, they’re making the almost 200 mile […]

Opening night of the 18th Annual QFest kicked off with a pre-party at Cafe Nola. Running till July 23rd (my birthday by the way), the […]

The ultimate LGBT weekend guide to Philly and shore points.

Openly gay Olympian Megan Rapinoe shows off her musical side with a cover of Missy Higgins’ Anywhere. Rapinoe will be competing on the U.S. Women’s Soccer team in London this month.

Wren Warner directed the short film TRANSPASS about the controversy surrounding SEPTA’s use of gender IDs on transit passes. The film is being premiered at QFest.

Architectural Digest went inside the Shelter Island home Jonathan Adler shares with his longtime partner Simon Doonan.

Facing homophobia on Facebook: Is it ever okay to delete someone who’s anti-gay?

In Pennsylvania, same-sex couples pay 15 percent more taxes on inheritance than straight couples. But a new bill could change all of that, says Equality Pennsylvania.