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LGBTQ+ summer camp Brave Trails gave The Advocate its response to the backlash, maintaining that "the negative words from these hate groups won't stop the important work we do."
This philanthropist, one of The Advocate's people of the year, is determined to leave the world a better place.
The North Face's reaction to criticism of its collaboration with drag queen Pattie Gonia contrasts with that of some other companies.
(CNN) The canceled event was to take place during New Orleans' Southern Decadence, the city's LGBTQ+ festival.
Snap up a bargain in these perfectly priced cities.
Congratulations are in order for two of our favorite actors!
Sizing people up by appearance isn't ideal but it's human nature, writes Amanda Kerri.
To quote a Tinseltown proverb: You can live in your car, but you can't drive your house. Let's hope it doesn't come to that. But the point is, your wheels say a lot about you. Gaywheels.com's Joe Tralongo picks the cars that make the man (or woman) at four distinct stages of gay life.
Hotel des Academies et des Arts, Top-notch Euro Airlines, Q&A: Gay Guesthouses
Pending legislation in Arkansas would put drag shows in the same category as erotic films or escort services.
"A mind is a terrible thing to waste." "Friends don't let friends drive drunk." "Only you can prevent forest fires." Since the 1940s the Ad Council has been impacting the culture with slogans like these. Now the venerable nonprofit organization is out to educate teens that antigay slang doesn't cut it anymore -- and to kick-start the effort, it's recruited Hilary Duff.
First celebrated in 1866 in Texas, it's now a federal holiday.
Renaissance One will showcase of-the-minute artists in an event paying homage to the city's first public same-sex dance.
Whether visiting for Mardi Gras or extending a work trip, here's your road map for a perfectly gay getaway to New Orleans.
America's stealth hot spot, Portland, Ore., has been transformed from a sleepy industrial city into a hub for musicians, artists and foodies seeking refuge from the stress of the East Coast and the high prices of California. Modest Mouse, the Dandy Warhols, the Decemberists and Pink Martini all call Portland home, as do filmmakers Todd Haynes and Gus Van Sant.
