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Mr. Gay is back. The competition heats up at Voyeur (April 14) for the 6th Annual Philadelphia Mr. Gay Competition. This year, the event’s creator Bruce […]

“Jack and Jill, Went up the Hill, So Jack could see Jill’s fanny, But Jack got a shock, And an eyeful of cock, Because Jill […]

In almost 30 states in this country you can be fired for being gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender – including Pennsylvania. That’s why advocates are […]

This season’s selection of LGBT books runs the gamut between memoir and guidebook with insights into unique experiences from the famous and infamous around the […]

A coalition of national LGBT organizations released an open letter recently calling on authorities to thoroughly investigate the killing of Trayvon Martin – the Florida […]

Deen is a Brooklyn-based performance artist who, like Cher or Madonna, is known on a first name basis. These days, audiences can find him in […]

Thanks so much for nominating us as Best Publication/Website, Phillydragopolis! As we get ready to celebrate our one-year anniversary, it’s a pleasure being included within […]

As she turned 60, actress Meredith Baxter decided to come out. That was three years ago. And while she admits that tabloid rumors fueled her decision, in […]

More than 200 people got together in Allentown this past weekend with a common cause – to help Adrian Shanker ring in his 25th birthday […]

A new report about “Being LGBT in the 21st Century” shows some sobering statistics about what it means to be young and LGBT today in […]

Patrick Burke, a scout for the Philadelphia Flyers, joins his father Brian and several hockey all-stars in a new PSA to fight homophobia in the […]

Listening to MDNA, I’m 16 again, driving around in my old beat-up Subaru and “Open Your Heart” is blaring – on the cassette player. I’m […]

On Friday, ABC’s What Would You Do?, a hidden camera reality series that captures real peoples’ reactions to sometimes controversial scenarios, tackled LGBT issues. In one […]

When New Hope Celebrates (NHC) takes over the gay-friendly arts community in Bucks County each summer and throughout the year, Main Street is turned into a […]

A lesbian photographer chronicles fellow lesbians and their families in a new exhibit at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute in Alabama. Founded to teach about human rights […]