LGBTQ
Gay Weekend Roundup
Friday, Jan. 14 PIFVA presents new works by Philly filmmakers at the Scribe Video Center (7-9 p.m.), including Wendy Weinberg’s Never Too Late and Julia […]
Equality Pennsylvania Gets Two Grants
Equality Pennsylvania, an organization based in Philadelphia that’s working toward equal rights for LGBT people throughout the Commonwealth, was awarded two grants this year. Worth […]
Obama Honors Gay Man Who Aided Wounded Congresswoman
“We are grateful for Daniel Hernandez, a volunteer in Gabby’s office …you ran through the chaos to minister to your boss, and tended to her […]
A Drag Queen Shares Her Secrets
Anita Manhattan is one of the boisterous drag queens who helps ramp up the laughs at GayBINGO each month along with fellow lady killers Summer […]
The Gayest Cities in America?
You have to wonder about a list of the 15 gayest cities in America that doesn’t include New York – the home of Stonewall, The […]
Hear Aiden James’ New Song
Aiden James makes his home in Philly where he’s working on his third studio album – it drops this spring from Songster Sounds. The openly […]
Mimi Imfurst on RuPaul’s Drag Race
What do you get when you throw together Miss Piggy, Dolly Parton and Bette Mider with a whole lot of glitter and rhinestones? Drag queen […]
First LGBT History Museum Opens
Many museums around the country have included gay history in exhibitions over the years, but San Francisco has become the first city to open a […]
Hump Day Headlines
Gay hero in Arizona shooting receives standing ovation. Lesbian coach sues university after losing her job. Congress gets fourth openly gay member. Johnny Weir comes […]
Is the DADT Repeal Killing Birds?
The Right Wing Watch posted a new video this week in which conservative commentator (and Suze Orman look-a-like) Cindy Jacobs of Generals International says that […]
The Black Banana Reunion
In 1986, Nick London left his job as a DJ and promoter at Philly nightclub the Black Banana to study makeup in the U.K. When he […]
Philly and the Single Lesbian
Mom, In two days it will be your birthday again. You will be 52 years old. We don’t talk anymore, but you are in my […]
Flash Opera at Reading Terminal
It seemed like an ordinary Saturday at the Reading Terminal Market. People were plucking fresh veggies from Iovine Brothers and perusing recipes at the cookbook […]
Openly Gay Candidate Announces Council Run
Christopher Hayes, the only openly gay candidate vying for City Council this year, officially launched his campaign at Tavern on Camac last night. Addressing a […]
Philly Lesbians the Subject of a New Documentary
Amanda and Rachel both share a love for each other – and the very wacky Internet sensation Leslie Hall. But since Philadelphia doesn’t allow gay marriage, […]