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iPhone 5 may be dominating the headlines, but there are other great tech gadgets that have also turned our heads this fall. Whether you want […]

The next time you hit up a Redbox DVD rental machine in Philadelphia, you’ll also be able to pick up tickets to a big name […]

Last weekend was Startup Weekend in Philly, and no offense to the great companies who competed (and to voxx.io, the winner of the competition), but […]

Gay slurs are being used in more than 2.4 million tweets. A new project has been created to police homophobic social media at nohomophobes.com.

For many adults, this is the first Facebook Presidential election. This means that many of us and our Facebook friends are posting politically oriented content. […]

Hornet, a gay social app, launched political features, including ObamaPride which motivates users to vote and to support LGBT rights initiatives this election season.

A lot has been made in the last week about the city’s new (and long-awaited) 311 app. The free app, available for Android, iOS and […]

GO! Athletes launches a new website to support out student-athletes around the country. Out soccer star Johanna Loman will be featured at a special event next month at the University of Pennsylvania.

YIKES, a web design and development company in Philadelphia, achieved LEED certification. They are the first in Pennsylvania to receive LEED Platinum certification for a mixed-use rehab.

You kids are probably too young to remember Ron Headrest, the Max Headroom-like virtual version of President Ronald Reagan that existed only in Doonesbury cartoons […]

Don’t have a ticket to this weekend’s Made In America Festival, featuring headliners Jay-Z and Pearl Jam and 25 or so other bands, performers and […]

Mia and Tracey Levesque have a successful web development business, an eye on going green – and a beautiful daughter named Josephine together.

Hornet is a new gay social app that encourages users to get tested and share their results with others.

Equality Forum announced the list of LGBT icons for LGBT History Month in October, including Truman Capote, Kate Clinton, Chris Colfer, RuPaul, Don Lemon, Marlene Dietrich and many others.

Gay dating app Grindr crashed in London over the weekend at Olympic athletes began arriving for the 2012 London Games.