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Trans-Health Conference Returns to Philly
This month marks the 11th anniversary of Mazzoni Center‘s Philadelphia Trans-Health Conference (PTHC) from May 31 to June 2 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. What began […]
Orbitz Does Q and Gay
Philly friend Miss Richfield 1981 explains why not all travel sites are created equal in a new ad touting “Q and Gay” from Orbitz just in […]
Summer Tech Must-Haves
Summer usually means two things – time spent outside and on the road to the latest vacation destination. That’s why we gathered up some of […]
Kylie’s Best of Out in June
For Kylie Minogue fans, the summer just got a whole lot better. EMI Catalog reports that it will release The Best of Kylie Minogue on June 19 […]
Meet Five LGBT Families
At a time when LGBT families are making media headlines, a documentary – In My Shoes: Stories of Youth With LGBT Parents – goes behind the […]
The Real L Word is Coming Back
Showtime is debuting the next season of The Real L Word this July. It goes bicoastal between L.A. and New York with a few favorites […]
Gay Rights: State By State
The Guardian in the U.K released an informative infographic recently that charts LGBT rights from state to state in the U.S. Interested in finding out […]
Adoption: LGBT Style
HelpUsAdopt.org is a favorite organization of ours. Not only does it help people of all stripes become parents thanks to generous and much-needed funding, but […]
Bart Blatstein Should Buy the Daily News
It’s been a few weeks since we had a good media controversy in town. The new owners of the Philadelphia Media Network—which owns the Inquirer, […]
Weekend Roundup
Friday, May 18 The 7th annual juried art show opens at William Way (6 p.m.). Elixir raises money for Mazzoni Center (6 p.m.) at the […]
Worker Killed at Philadelphia Inquirer Plant in Montgomery County
A worker has been killed in an industrial accident at the Inquirer building in Montgomery County. The man was reportedly trapped under a massive roll […]
Jane Lynch is the New Rachel Maddow
We can’t think of anything we love more than MSNBC darling Rachel Maddow, except maybe Jane Lynch filling in for her during the “Best New […]
Goodbye, Disco Queen
Her music was on the pulse of the 70s during the quintessential disco era. So when we heard about Donna Summer’s death yesterday, we couldn’t […]
Is Gaydar Real?
You know that feeling you get when you meet someone and pretty much know without a doubt that he or she is batting for the […]
What We Love: Free Admission to the Barnes
The Barnes Foundation is celebrating its grand opening this weekend on the Ben Franklin Parkway, where the new museum was built to house the impressive […]