LGBTQ News and More
Industry Insider Tells Tales in 'Bathhouse Babylon'
In his book "Bathhouse Babylon," industry insider Jameson Farn spills the tea about working in a sex establishment.
Straight Actor Eddie Redmayne to Play 'Traditionally Queer' Emcee in 'Cabaret' Revival
Straight British actor Eddie Redmayne is returning to the stage for the first time in a decade to play the Emcee in a London revival of "Cabaret" — a role long considered, and played, as queer.
Adele to Debut New TV Concert and Oprah Interview
With a new album on the way, Adele is ready to tell her story to Oprah.
Jamie Lee Curtis Is a "Grateful Student" After Daughter Ruby's Transition
The 'Halloween Kills' star shared how much she has learned from her daughter about gender and why daughter Ruby wants to share her story now.
Thirst Traps: Queer Men Love Their Tats
Like the scruffy look, tattoos are ubiquitous with queer men. Here are some thirst-trapping IGs.
Has Margot Robbie's Barbie Found Her Ken in Ryan Gosling?
Ryan Gosling is said to be signing on to play Ken in the upcoming Barbie movie.
Ohio High School Kills Play Production Over Gay Content
An Ohio high school canceled an upcoming play because it suggested a character was a lesbian.
Gay Twitter's 36 Best Tweets This Week
It's another round up of the best tweets from Gay Twitter. This week includes reactions to hilarious dating app convos, Adele's new song, Billy Porter's Harry Styles comments and more!
With New Album 'Blue Banisters,' We Rank Lana Del Rey's Discography
With the release of "Blue Banisters," we're ranking Lana Del Rey's albums!
Watch: Buttigieg Reflects on Being Gay, Coming Out in 'Mayor Pete' Trailer
The trailer for the upcoming Amazon Prime Video documentary "Mayor Pete" features America's first credible out gay presidential candidate reflecting on being gay and embracing authenticity.
News
Not Real News: A Look at What Didn't Happen This Week
None of these are legit, even though they were shared widely on social media. The Associated Press checked them out. Here are the facts.
Entertainment
Boo! Thousands Crowd New Orleans Streets for 1st Parade
High school bands played, costumed marching groups danced, and float riders threw beads to the thousands of people who turned out for New Orleans' first big parade since COVID pandemic hit.
Business
Vaccine Mandates Create Conflict with Defiant Workers
A small but significant number of American workers are deciding whether to quit their jobs and careers in defiance of what they consider intrusive edicts that affect their freedoms.
Technology
What the Metaverse is and How It Will Work
The term "metaverse" seems to be everywhere. Facebook is hiring thousands of engineers in Europe to work on it, while video game companies are outlining their long-term visions. But what is it?
Finance
PPP is Gone, but Government Help for Small Businesses Isn't
Here are some of the government funding options that are still available to help small businesses in the time of COVID — and how to get them.
Cars
Edmunds: Volkswagen Taos vs. Chevrolet Trailblazer
These entry-level crossovers provide lots of utility in a relatively small package and offer many features found in larger SUVs. Cutting back on size doesn't mean cutting back on convenience.
Style
Aromatherapy Spray Linked to U.S. Deaths Faces Recall
U.S. health officials may have solved the mystery of how four people in different states came down with a serious tropical disease even though none had traveled internationally.
Health/Fitness
Watch: Texas Removed LGBTQ Youth Webpage after Governor Candidate Called them 'Offensive'
The state of Texas removed two LGBTQ resource pages from the Department of Family and Protective Services' website after Republican governor candidate Don Huffines called them "offensive."
Travel
Grand Teton Joins Yellowstone in Breaking Tourism Records
Just nine months into 2021, Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park already has had its busiest year on record.
Nightlife
Treat Yourself to a Pleasure Trip with Tracy's Dog® Turboo
Just because you are in the middle of staying healthy and safe during the pandemic does not mean you have to forget about your sex life; you are your safest sex partner, and this toy can help you become your best partner, too.
Recent Reviews
Review: 'Ron's Gone Wrong' Never Finds Its Footing
"Ron" doesn't necessarily go wrong, but it never finds its footing.
It's Magic and Mayhem as 'Locke & Key' Returns to Netflix for Season Two
Season Two of the Netflix adaptation of "Locke & Key" finds the savvy kids of Matheson, Massachusetts standing between otherworldly demons and the destruction of the whole world.
Review: 'Invasion' Focuses on the Human Factor
The show's cast flail and clash like scorpions in a bucket, and it's hard not to pine for a heat ray to sweep in from the 1953 Byron Haskin movie version and take the whole lot of them off our hands.