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By omitting the tragic story behind Felix González-Torres "Untitled" (Portrait of Ross in L.A.), the National Portrait Gallery is setting a perilous precedent, warns art scholar Ignacio Darnaude.
“Nobody uses that word in art — terminated,” one of the curators said.
A report says the Green family is under investigation for shipping 200 precious tablets from Israel to the U.S. for display in a future Bible museum.
The organism seems determined to break free of any of societal or scientific labels.
The reactions to this viral thread about two men locking lips have us cackling.
Bisexuals have long been on the front lines for marriage equality yet get labeled as gay or lesbian.
A gay traveler finds unexpected treasures in New Mexico's capital -- which do not include go-go boys.
Their $HT Coin series speaks to racial and gender inequality in the art world.
The music legend was not only a role model, but an ally.
When there's nothing "gay" on TV, Dave White turns to Patti LaBelle's life of Louis Vuitton and macaroni salad, Bill O'Reilly censoring Adam Lambert's lip-lock, and some seriously criminal new Housewives .
Media powerhouse Janice Min weighs in on the Australian dynasty's succession plans.
Find a city rich with history, elegant architecture, and unexpected surprises in Vienna.
Bond has firmly swashbuckled into the 21st century in the form of hunky Daniel Craig, who is bursting onto screens in the brand-new Quantum of Solace. Although he's better known as a global jet-setter, James's hometown of London holds many of the keys to his persona -- it's where he dressed, ate, slept, and had his hair done. Here's your chance to swagger in his footsteps and imagine your travels are on Her Majesty's Secret Service expense account.
Blood Mirror by Jordan Eagles is a 7-foot-tall sculpture designed as a protest to the FDA's discriminatory blood donation policy.
