LGBTQ
Woman Crush Wednesday: Britt Binler
Every hump day a Philly person shares their local picks for Woman Crush Wednesday. This week: University of Pennsylvania’s Britt Binler, who also chairs the Greater […]
Kendall Jenner Breaks Her Silence on Bruce’s Gender Transformation
Olympic champion and patriarch of the Kardashian klan clan Bruce Jenner has been the subject of a lot of headlines lately—many speculating whether or not […]
All the Ways Philadelphia is Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Nation’s First LGBT Protests
We’ve already reported on several ways the City of Philadelphia will mark the 50th anniversary of the nation’s first LGBT protests—which took place in […]
Tina Fey’s Mean Girls Musical is “60 Percent Written”
Tina Fey’s husband Jeff Richmond, who wrote the theme songs to 30 Rock and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, spilled some proverbial beans in a recent interview […]
GAY NEWS FLASH: Presbyterian Church (USA) Changes Its Constitution to Embrace Same-Sex Marriage
The largest body of Presbyterians in the country, Presbyterian Church (USA), has voted to change the definition of marriage in its constitution to include same-sex couples. […]
Sisters Sirens Reunite at Franky Bradley’s For a One-Night-Only Affair
Philly’s sadly defunct lesbian bar Sisters is getting a resurrection of sorts this month thanks to a new monthly party at Franky Bradley’s, the restaurant/bar that […]
Kevin Hart’s Get Hard Is a “Two-Hour Joke That Gay Rape is Hilarious”
On Monday night, Philly-bred comedian Kevin Hart was at SXSW to premiere his latest film Get Hard. The buddy comedy co-stars Will Ferrell as a man who’s […]
Man Crush Monday: Marvin Rocha
Every week, Philly gay gents share their local picks for Man Crush Monday. Today, Marvin Rocha, who works for the University of Pennsylvania and currently co-chairs […]
My First Big Gay Atlantic City Weekend
This weekend was not only my first big gay weekend at the Borgata Hotel & Casino, it was my first time going to Atlantic City, period. […]
Jewish Reform Group Installs First Openly Lesbian Leader in Philadelphia
This afternoon, at the 126th annual Central Conference of American Rabbis, which takes place in Philadelphia this year, Rabbi Denise Eger was named the reform group’s first […]
Out in Theaters: More Boo Than Bibbidi-Bobbidi for Cinderella
Disney’s latest trend of updating their animated classics with live-action retellings continues with the release of Cinderella. Like Alice in Wonderland and Maleficent before it (no, Snow White and the Huntsman wasn’t […]
Kathy Griffin On Taylor Swift, the Kardashians, and (Some) Fashion Police
This weekend the Borgata invited several of us from G Philly down to their launch of OUT at Borgata, a new initiative that aims to […]
13 #GayPhilly Instagrams You Should See This Week
For the first time since before Christmas, the Philadelphia region had temperatures in the 60s this week. That was enough for everyone to celebrate the melting […]
Weekend Roundup
FRIDAY Tangle presents Tell It Slant on Friday and Saturday. Nine female aerial artists paint a story about friendship and the drama that comes with […]