Gay Boston: The Latest
'House Hunters' Host Suzanne Whang Dies at 57
Suzanne Whang, whose smooth, calm voice provided the narration for HGTV's "House Hunters" for years, has died. She was 57.
One-Third of Americans Believe They Can Get an STD From a Toilet
A third of Americans incorrectly believe you can get a sexually-transmitted disease (STD) from a public toilet seat, according to new research.
Producer Brian Grazer Traces his Success in 'Face To Face'
Brian Grazer says that if weren't for Eminem making eye contact with him during a tense meeting a few years ago, the rap film "8 Mile" probably wouldn't exist.
Chris Sullivan of 'This is Us' Takes Risks on the Red Carpet
Chris Sullivan may or may not win at this weekend's Emmy Awards, but it's a sure bet that when he strikes a pose on the red carpet, his unconventional attire will make a statement.
It's No Joke: Women Rule the Emmy Comedy Series Category
When the winner of the best comedy series Emmy Award is announced Sunday, odds are good that a woman will be giving the acceptance speech.
Hong Kong Protesters Burn Flag, Police Fire Pepper Spray
Protesters in Hong Kong burned a Chinese flag and police fired pepper spray Saturday in renewed clashes over grievances by the anti-government demonstrators.
President Donald Trump Gets Heat for Urging Ukraine Probe
President Donald Trump urged the new leader of Ukraine this summer to investigate the son of former Vice President Joe Biden, a person familiar with the matter said.
Steak, Beer and Politics: 2020 Democrats Descend on Iowa
When Barack Obama marched into the 2007 Iowa steak fry flanked by 1,000 supporters, skeptical Iowans were put on notice that he could win the caucus.
Area 51 Events Mostly Peaceful; Thousands in Nevada Desert
Events involving thousands of Earthlings answering an internet buzz about an invitation to "Storm Area 51" in the Nevada desert have been mostly festive, with crowds numbering in the low thousands and few arrests, officials said.
Houston Area Sees Relief, Rescues after Imelda Leaves 4 Dead
Emergency workers used boats Friday to rescue about 60 residents of a Houston-area community still trapped in their homes by floodwaters following one of the wettest tropical cyclones in U.S. history.
News
Trudeau's Support Holds After Apology for Wearing Brownface
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau acknowledged that he let down his supporters — and all Canadians of color — by appearing years ago in brownface and blackface.
Entertainment
Boston, MA
Review :: The Crucible
It is rare that a production so fully embraces the ultimate collapse of Salem society as Tucker does here. It is a chilling reminder of what can happen when we let irrational fears guide us as a nation.
Milan Fashion: J-Lo Struts Updated Jungle Dress at Versace
Jennifer Lopez won Milan Fashion Week on Friday, wowing the crowd at Versace when she emerged wearing a version of the jungle dress that nearly broke the internet almost 20 years ago.
Business
Tour Operator Thomas Cook in Race to Avoid Bankruptcy
Thomas Cook, one of the world's oldest and largest travel companies, is facing a race against time to stay afloat.
Technology
Facebook Suspends Thousands of Apps but User Impact Unclear
Facebook said Friday that it has suspended "tens of thousands" of apps made by about 400 developers as part of an investigation following the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
Finance
Secret Tricks to Hack Fall and Holiday Travel Deals
It's not too early to think about your holiday travel. Now is the time to save when booking flights.
Cars
Could Electric Cars Help California Preserve Environmental Clout?
One California lawmaker is already working on a way to preserve at least some of the state's environmental muscle: Rebates for electric cars.
Style
Milan Fashion Week: Fendi, Armani and More
A naïve streak is running through the collections on preview during Milan Fashion Week — with a return to simpler times, yesteryear prints and patterns and unfussy silhouettes.
Health/Fitness
Will Combo Pill Catch On in U.S. to Prevent Heart Attacks?
A cheap, daily pill that combines four drugs has been tested for the first time in the United States to see if it works as well among low-income Americans as it has in other countries to treat conditions leading to heart attacks and strokes.
Travel
Carnaval des Couleurs Annonces Preliminary Lineup of Activities
The second annual edition of the Carnaval des Couleurs will take pace Oct. 7 - 9. It's a great event that brings together the multi-ethnic and LGBTQ communities of Montreal at the Grande-Place of the Complexe Desjardins, with free access to everyone!
Nightlife
Official Event Lineup of the 2019 Black & Blue Festival
Always a pillar of the house music scene for gay and gay-friendly participants, this festival represents a true cult that continues to attract Canadian, American and European fans.
