Unless you’ve been completely off of Facebook for the last 24 hours, you’ve most likely seen the tabloids reporting that former NFL hopeful Michael Sam […]
The rain came down in sheets yesterday starting around 5 pm, but, as if Glinda the Good Witch was overlooking the National Constitution Center, the storm […]
Last week, we told you about a brand new (and quite innovative) concept opening up at Philly AIDS Thrift: An in-store HIV testing center, located […]
The Greater Atlantic City GLBT Alliance, the Schultz-Hill Scholarship Foundation, and Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa announced that the annual Miss’d America Pageant has found […]
Some people hate summer. How is that possible? Sun, heat, half naked people, basketball shorts (if you live in South Philly, you know what I […]
Everyone’s favorite LGBTQ professional social networking event, Our Night Out, is throwing a pretty large shindig this evening (June 30) at the National Constitution Center […]
Talk about a money shot: We discovered a very strange, very eerie, very funny PSA about safe sex that involves a man dressed as a […]
This week, Philadelphia is hosting a celebration of the 50th Anniversary of LGBT Civil Rights. Yes, after last week’s marriage quality festivities, we might be […]
Our mother publication, Philadelphia magazine, recently complied a collection of 75 selfies from notable faces around the region. Of course, the line-up wouldn’t be complete without […]
Hopefully, the third time’s a charm. Several reports are indicating that Pennsylvania State Senator Larry Farnese has started the process to reintroduce legislation to ban […]
Somewhere over the rainbow, there are a bunch of condoms that will turn magical colors if you or your partner has a STI. No, this isn’t […]
Back in 2004, then-Vice President Dick Cheney horrified conservatives when, at a town-hall meeting in Iowa, he came out in favor of gay marriage, a […]
This past Saturday, I wrote about the doctored Philadelphia Museum of Art photo that showed rainbow banners displayed on the iconic building, and the insane […]
“You know, people run around and say, ‘Gay rights’ this and ‘gay rights’ that. There are no gay rights. There are equal rights,” Dennis Shepard […]
It was Sunday, July 4, 1965. Marj McCann stood behind a trash can across from Independence Hall and watched the marchers. How brave these people […]
