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Indiana votes against gay marriage. Giffords intern to be honored by Victory Fund. Gay sex is still illegal in Texas. Target tries to keep LGBT […]
If you’re as obsessed as we are with Foursquare, the mobile app that lets you check into favorite hot spots, don’t worry – you’re definitely […]
After meeting at a dive bar in New York City six years ago, Kelle Adams and Devon Claridge fell for each other. They partied and […]
City Council at Large candidate Malcolm Lazin today called on his opponent in the Republican primary Frank Rizzo, Jr., to turn over his DROP application […]
Raving Beauty, a new work inspired by the life of controversial writer and socialite Mercedes de Acosta (1893-1968) – a prominent member of gay society in New […]
South Philly gets a whole lot gayer when Equal, a new T-shirt and gift shop, opens its doors April 1 with a special reception (5-8 […]
Former House speaker Newt Gingrich, who is making a bid for president, openly admits that if elected he has no intention of supporting LGBT rights […]
Are you “out” to the health care providers in your life? Kicking off today through April 1 is National LGBT Health Awareness Week. And this […]
Sex columnist Dan Savage – you know, the guy responsible for kick-starting the “It Gets Better” campaign last year to help LGBT youth at risk […]
Fred Karger officially kicked off his campaign for President of the United States when he filed to run for the nation’s highest office last week. […]
The White House made a statement last week asking the United Nations to support LGBT rights around the world, saying that the U.S. is committed […]
Both a Democrat and Republican are making history by announcing their candidacies for City Council this year. If elected, they would become the first openly […]
Yesterday, Mayor Michael Nutter signed legislation introduced by Councilman Bill Greenlee to update and amend the city’s Fair Practices Ordinance, which prohibits discrimination in employment, […]
Friday, March 25 The new Aktion Gallery opens (5-10 p.m.) on South Street with music, projections, performance and a launch party. Want more art? Check […]
“All disco balls slow down and eventually stop.” This is a line from gay poet Craig Moreau‘s upcoming book Chelsea Boy. We know – it […]