This past Friday, GALAEI held it’s 20th annual Alternative Prom, which they claim is the longest consecutive running event of its kind in the country. […]
No doubt, you’ve noticed the monstrosity that is the huge, multi-level, glass-encased Cheesecake Factory, set to open today at 15th and Walnut Streets. Just in case […]
For those robust multitaskers out there, Philly AIDS Thrift hears you. They’ve established a unique, one-of-a-kind service that makes frequenting the popular second-hand store on […]
A few weeks ago, I wrote an opinion piece on gay couples who go on Grindr for additional action. Needless to say, the reaction […]
It was a hot night this past Saturday at the University of the Arts as Philadelphia Black Pride and Philadelphia FIGHT teamed up to present the […]
Last summer, I wrote about the really disturbing trend in men’s swimwear: a half-thong “thing” that seemed to be burning up some of the hottest pools […]
For Dr. Rachel Levine, Pennsylvania’s newly appointed Physician General, collaboration is second nature. In fact, back in 1996, while serving her tenure at Penn State Hershey […]
Congratulations are in order for Nellie Fitzpatrick, Philadelphia’s Director of LGBT Affairs, and her wife, Tracie Palmer. The gorgeous brides got married this past […]
Everyone’s been waiting with bated breath for the installation of the previously-announced rainbow crosswalks coming to the gayborhood (at the intersection of 13th and Locust Streets). […]
Sometimes, you need a little reality check. That’s why a good documentary can be a welcomed change to, say, battering your head against a wall […]
The Boy Scouts Cradle of Liberty Council, which serves over 15,000 youth throughout Philadelphia, Montgomery and Delaware Counties, announced a new policy today that opposes discrimination […]
Get a box of tissues ready: There’s a touching new video that features fathers talking to their children about when they came out of the closet, and […]
You’re out with your boyfriend and he orders a mini-salad with no dressing and refuses to eat the croutons. You ordered a pizza with extra cheese. […]
Next Wednesday, June 24th, Philadelphia’s Mural Arts Program will dedicate a project a year in the making called Showing Face at the John C. Anderson Apartments. However, […]
Language is powerful. There are a lot of factors as to what gives it power (love, lust, anger, hate), and we all interpret what we […]
