Gay Boston: The Latest
Boston, MA
Beth Malone, Tony Nominee for 'Fun Home,' Debuts at Provincetown's Art House
Beth Malone, Broadway star and Tony nominee for 2016's smash hit "Fun Home," will make her Broadway @ The Art House series debut on August 20.
Comedians, Stars React to Death of Jerry Lewis
Reaction to the death of comedy legend Jerry Lewis.
Prosecutors: Chicago Slaying was Part of Sexual Fantasy
Prosecutors say the fatal stabbing of a hairstylist in Chicago was part of a sexual fantasy hatched online between a professor and university employee.
Eclipse Eve: Millions Converge Across US to See Sun Go Dark
Millions of Americans converged on a narrow corridor stretching from Oregon to South Carolina to watch the moon blot out the midday sun Monday for a wondrous couple of minutes in the first total solar eclipse to sweep coast to coast in 99 years.
Publicist: Jerry Lewis, Comedian, Telethon Host, Dies at 91
Jerry Lewis, the manic, rubber-faced showman who jumped and hollered to fame in a lucrative partnership with Dean Martin, settled down to become a self-conscious screen auteur and found an even greater following as the tireless, teary host of the annual m
Redefining Coming Out :: A Personal Journey
For some people, the process of coming out is a chance to step into that rainbow light and live in our truth. To others, it's just another grey area that divides us from the heterosexual community.
To Protect and Preserve :: A Conversation with Tippi Hedren
Actress Tippi Hedren, who famously co-starred with some of our fine feathered-though deadly-friends in Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds," has long been an animal advocate.
DJs We Love :: Kidd Madonny Lights Up the DJ Booth
HotSpots Magazine sits down with CJ Kidd Madonny for this exclusive interview.
Charlotte Pride Organizers Plan Big After Record-Setting 2016
Every year, the Charlotte Pride Festival and Parade reaches new heights, and this year will be no different.
Church Tells Gay Men to Starve Themselves to Turn Straight
The Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministry in Liverpool, England, claims to offer a program designed to cure men and women of their homosexuality through fasting, the Liverpool Echo reports.
LGBT Homeless Teens Fight for Survival
The folks at A Way Home America, Rapid Results Institute, and HomeBase have come up with a solution to end teen homelessness, dubbed the 100 Day Challenge.
News
Iceland Paints Rainbow Outside City Hall for Reykjavik Pride
The Reykjavic Pride board of directors and the city mayor painted the rainbow out front of the building on Tuesday.
Entertainment
Boston, MA
John Greiner-Ferris: From Public Works to Alley Cat
Former Boston Public Works member John Greiner-Ferris has a new theater company and, as its inaugural production, "Plank" tackles issues of identity, individuality, and community. The playwright told EDGE all about it.
NASA, PBS Marking 40 Years Since Voyager Spacecraft Launches
Forty years after blasting off, Earth's most distant ambassadors - the twin Voyager spacecraft - are carrying sounds and music of our planet ever deeper into the cosmos.
Business
U.S.: 'Zero' Chance of Colorado River Water Shortage in 2018
Heavy winter snows in the Rocky Mountains have rescued the thirsty Western U.S. for another year.
Technology
AP Explains: Why Does A WWI General Merit A Trump Tweet?
President Donald Trump is being criticized once again for lauding the alleged tactics of Gen. John Pershing in dealing with Islamic extremists in the Philippines at the turn of the last century.
Finance
Officials: 'No Foreigners' Sale Sign Violates Civil Rights
A veteran's front-yard sign advertising the sale of his home violates state and federal anti-discrimination laws because it indicates the owner won't sell to foreigners, according to Michigan Department of Civil Rights officials.
Cars
Hyundai Unveils New Fuel Cell SUV with Longer Travel Range
Hyundai Motor said Thursday it plans to launch early next year a second-generation hydrogen fuel cell vehicle that will travel more than 580 kilometers (360 miles) between fill-ups under Korean standards.
Style
French Designer in Costly Dispute Over Pitt-Jolie Chateau
A French lighting designer has won a $600,000 court ruling in a dispute with Brad Pitt over a grandiose re-design of the chateau in Provence that he and Angelina Jolie shared.
Health/Fitness
Sweat and Guts on Display at CrossFit Challenge
"Get back to the beast mode!" an observer shouts in the face of a sweating athlete. "Stop wallowing in self-pity!"
Travel
7 Decades Into Indian Democracy, A Royal Palace Thrives
The iconic structure in this west Rajasthani city known for its traditional handicrafts was named after Maharaja Umaid Singh, the last king of what was known as the Marwar-Rathore Dynasty.
Nightlife
Boston, MA
Dyke Night Hosts Second Saturdays with Karaoke in the Lounge
On Saturday, August 12, head to Machine Nightclub when Kristen Porter Presents their monthly Second Saturday party, this week introducing new Karaoke in the Lounge.
Relationship Choices Grow
For many years, our kink scene has fostered the concept of the "leather family" or some variation which I contend is our own unique variation on polyamory. There are other such kink manifestations of this concept.
