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A crowd of over 200 harassed and threw bottles at a nonbinary couple in Greece’s second-largest city Saturday night, sparking outrage from local artists and activists.
If Greek parliament members are upset to learn Alexander the Great had same-sex relations, we have some bad news for them about Greek history.
Greece is slated to legalize same-sex marriage and adoption, but surrogacy will remain restricted.
Stefanos Kasselakis, who is married to an American, now sets his sight on becoming the country’s first gay prime minister.
From Japan to Argentina, this year saw uneven movement for equality.
The activist and grandson of the Hollywood legend details his first gay sexual experience in his new memoir, A Tale of Two Omars. Read an exclusive excerpt here.
Inspired by male physique magazines of the 1950s, which showcased masculinity in the revival light of Ancient Greece, Helias Doulis celebrates Athens Pride 2021.
Widely regarded as one of the greatest Greek painters of the 20th century, Yannis Tsarouchis finally gets a major U.S. exhibition.
Photographer and filmmaker Helias Doulis tells stories both of city life and beautiful (male) landscapes in Greece.
Thessaloniki Pride is going on right now until June 22. Here are a range of historic photos from this beautiful Greek port city on the Thermaic Gulf of the Aegean Sea.
The guys at Greeks Come True make a tasteful yearly calendar about these mythologically attractive young men. And now there is the Making Of... video.
Photographer Vangelis Kyris knows why gay men have long been drawn to the Greek Isles.
Four police officers are charged with causing "fatal bodily harm" to Zak Kostopoulos.
Video footage shows Zak Kostopoulos being beaten and kicked by several men.
Mykonos is a queer sensation all summer, but at the end of August, about 30,000 more gay men arrive to party.
In With a Kiss I Die, Juliet Capulet lives ti find love again, with a woman.
The 11.000 years of history in Cyprus — the birthplace of the photographer — have deeply influenced his work.
Some people play near the edge. Others, like George Kanis, play right on the edge, blood and all.
The answer would be a firm "Ναί!" These Greeks bear gifts.
