LGBTQ
Enjoy a Snow Day in the Gayborhood
As the snow falls outside today, I am sad to report that we must say goodbye to our friends at the Blue Lotus Gallery. The […]
Doritos Considers Gay-Themed Ads for Super Bowl
Doritos may have ended up winning the prize for most surprising commercial during the Super Bowl XLV if they air new gay-themed television spots on […]
Oprah Celebrates 25 Years of Gay
She may be best remembered for her book club and giving away new cars and Australian trips to lucky audience members, but Oprah Winfrey – […]
Song Benefits Homeless LGBT Youth
David Raleigh, Alan Cumming and Ari Gold recently recorded a remake of Dionne Warwick’s “That’s What Friends Are For” to benefit the Ali Forney Center, […]
Blue Ball Turns 20
Two decades ago, gay and lesbian Philadelphia was a very different place. AIDS was taking no prisoners. And public attention on gay issues was at […]
Dragapalooza is Coming
Voyeur Nightclub is hosting Dragapalooza Broadway Divas – one of Bruce Yelk’s Nightlifegay.com events – on Feb. 12 for one night only. Few details have […]
RuPaul’s Drag Race Starts Tonight
What do you get when you lock a bunch of drag queens in a room with all the vodka they can drink? The ingredients for […]
Barbuzzo Lauded By The New York Times
New York City has been showing Philly plenty of love lately thanks to forward-thinking restaurants and BYOBs around town. It’s almost like we’re willing to […]
Michael Musto Rips Calvin Klein
Michael Musto, a well-known gay columnist for the Village Voice – and a regular guest star on Philly’s gay […]
Dear G Philly: Answering Reader Questions
One of my co-workers regularly makes comments that I think are anti-gay. He regularly uses “gay” as a derogatory term, like “that’s gay” and “you’re […]
Win Lady Gaga Tickets
The Lady Gaga concert at New York’s Madison Square Garden may be sold out on Feb. 22, but local gay rapper Chad D. is raffling […]
Gay Weekend Roundup
Friday, Jan. 21 Pig Iron Theatre Co. goes hog wild during Pigadilly Circus – the troupe’s annual benefit cabaret and auction – at the Troc […]
Local Gay Tenor Performs for Trevor Project
Aaron Spencer wanted to do something important for young gays and lesbians struggling with issues of coming out and bullying. After Tyler Clementi, a Rutger’s […]
Ching-Yun Hu Performs for William Way
Ching-Yun Hu is a Taiwanese pianist who has been lauded for her eloquent and stylish approach to classical music. After studying at Julliard by the […]
Allentown Approves Domestic Partnership Benefits
Yesterday, the City Council in Allentown, the third-largest city in Pennsylvania – about 60 miles from downtown Philadelphia – extended medical benefits to same-sex partners […]