The Top 5 Gay Summer Destinations
It’s the summer travel season and LGBT travelers have plenty of opportunities to escape to some great destinations. The City of Brotherly Love is celebrating a milestone, America’s Favorite Playground is having a blast,…
Summer deals heat up in gay Palm Springs
As I left San Francisco to catch a SamTrans bus to San Francisco International Airport last month, the city was socked in with heavy drizzle. I wore two jackets to keep warm. But…
Ultimate 24 hours in the NYC Gay-borhood
NewYork.com brings us this solid 24-hour itinerary for those in the NYC gay-borhood. 6am: Buns of Steel at the Gay Men’s Boot Camp in Battery Park – This testosterone-filled class is held on…
Stonewall Inn gets historic landmark status for role in gay rights
The Stonewall Inn, a New York City bar widely recognized as the birthplace of the US gay-rights movement, was granted historic landmark status by city officials on Tuesday. The unanimous vote by the…
The 10 Best Gay Beaches in North America
Summer is officially here, and the time is now for gays to make their annual pilgrimage to our favorite sandy meccas. Us homos have staked our towels on some of the best beach…
The Museum Of Modern Art Acquires The First Rainbow Flag
The Museum of Modern Art in New York has just acquired the original rainbow flag, designed by artist Gilbert Baker. Back in 1978, Baker used the sewing skills he developed as a local…
American Pride: San Francisco – Leave Your Heart Here
Some call it the San Francisco Bay Area, while many of those of the pink persuasion call it the San Francisco Gay Area. The gay roots of Pride might be based in New…
Brotherly (and Sisterly) Love
Rehoboth Beach or Provincetown? Or maybe just stick to D.C.? Any other year, all would be fine picks for celebrating Independence Day. But this year? The only place to be on July 4…
My gay Key West: Stephen Murray-Smith on Florida's colorful gay playground
When did you move here? I’ve lived here for 26 years. After visiting one year in June and falling in love with the island, the vegetation, the bloom – I was ready to…
Oscar Wilde Tours: A Window to LGBT History
The 1969 Stonewall Riots in New York’s Greenwich Village is the year “we’re here, we’re queer, get used to it!” became a rallying cry out from what had been a silent void. Or…