Gay Boston: The Latest
Massachusetts Court to Hear Gay Parental Rights Case
The same state court that paved the way for same-sex marriage in the United States is now being asked to decide a complicated case about the parental rights of a once-partnered but unmarried gay couple.
Activists Try to Calm Fears Over Transgender Bathroom Access
Stung by setbacks related to their access to public restrooms, transgender Americans are taking steps to play a more prominent and vocal role in a nationwide campaign to curtail discrimination against them.
Magic Johnson's Fabulous Son is Getting His Own Reality Show... Finally
It's finally happening: Magic Johnson's son E.J. Johnson, who is a cast member on the reality TV show "Rich Kids of Beverly Hills," will be getting his very own reality show called "EJ and the City."
Gay Couple Attacked at Miami Beach Burger King After Kissing
Miami Beach police are currently searching for three men suspected in the beating incident of a gay couple at a Miami Beach Burger King last month.
Remembering the Origins of New Orleans' Gay Carnival Krewes
A dozen founders of New Orleans' gay and lesbian Carnival krewes - 11 men and a woman - are getting together at the Louisiana State Museum on April 3 for a public discussion about gay Mardi Gras organizations and the experiences of gay Carnival.
Demi Lovato, Caitlyn Jenner Receive GLAAD Media Awards
Demi Lovato and Caitlyn Jenner are among the recipients of the 27th GLAAD Media Awards.
Caitlyn Jenner to Appear in New Season of 'Transparent'
Caitlyn Jenner is joining the cast of the acclaimed Amazon streaming series "Transparent."
Tony-Winning Composer: NC Law is 'Reprehensible'
Tony award-winning composer Stephen Schwartz says he is advising his licensing organizations and touring producers to deny any North Carolina theatre or organization the right to produce any of its shows.
Boston Pride Announces 2016 Pride Parade Marshals
The marshals were announced last night at Boston Pride's annual Spring Open House and are the result of an online vote of the community.
Lawmakers Protest Treatment of LGBT Detainees
Congressman Mike Honda (D-San Jose) and other lawmakers recently told the head of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security that efforts to improve treatment of LGBT detainees "fall short" of their goal.
News
Sanders, Clinton Trade "Debate Dodger" Accusations
The Clinton and Sanders campaigns are sparring over who is to blame for the lack of an agreement on a New York debate.
Entertainment
Magazine Apologizes to Clooney for 'Fabricated' Interview
Celebrity magazine Hello! has apologized to George Clooney for running an interview that the star says was "completely fabricated."
Business
$2.13 an Hour for Dish-Washing? Servers Sue Over Side Work
Sweeping floors, washing dishes, making salad? These are tasks that should pay minimum wage, but servers and bartenders routinely do them for as little as $2.13 per hour.
Technology
Feds: Habitat, Dams, Hatcheries Keys to Saving Maine Salmon
Maine's endangered salmon will need restored habitats, removal of dams, aggressive hatchery programs and other conservations actions if its population is to rebound, according to a federal government plan to save the fading and iconic fish.
Finance
Retiring Gay, Part Two: Eliminate Your Credit Card Debt
Credit card interest gets you nothing. You buy stuff you don't need without planning how to pay for it. Now you have credit card debt and interest that never seems to go away no matter how hard you try. That's their plan. Don't do it!
Cars
VW Recalls Diesel Passats; Wiring Trouble Can Cause Fires
Volkswagen is recalling about 91,000 Passat cars with diesel engines because wiring under the body can corrode, overheat and potentially start fires.
Style
The Sweet Smell of Success: West Third Brand
Looking for a clean, simple scent for spring, turn to West Third Brand for irresistible options to smell your best.
Health/Fitness
Medical Community is Fighting A New Germ: Celebrities
The Tribeca Film Festival pulled a documentary from its program by a discredited former doctor whose research into the connection between vaccines and autism has been debunked.
Travel
Escape to New York for a Cultural Fling
My girlfriend and I were feeling the tug of New York pulling at us from 3,000 miles away, or it might have been my auntie, who lives in Manhattan, asking us to visit. You don't have to twist our arms to escape to the Big Apple.
Nightlife
Snakehips to Release 'All My Friends' on April 15
Hot off the heels of the global success of their current single "All My Friends" feat. Tinashe and Chance The Rapper, coveted U.K. beat-makers Snakehips announce the "All My Friends" EP will be released on April 15.
