Gay Boston: The Latest
Boston, MA
Odyssey Opera's New Season Explores Charles Gounod, the Helen Of Troy Legend
Following Odyssey Opera's 2017-18 season dedicated to works inspired by Joan of Arc, Artistic and General Director Gil Rose today announced the company's 2018-19 season.
Trial of Ex-Officer Charged in Police Station Rape Underway
The trial of a former Massachusetts police officer charged with raping an intoxicated man in protective custody inside a police station closet has started.
Watch: 'Love, Simon' Deleted Scene Shows Characters Visiting Leather Bar
A new deleted scene from "Love, Simon" shows the titular character and his friend visiting a gay leather bar in Atlanta.
Indiana Mayor Out, in Love - and Now Married
South Bend, Indiana mayor Peter Buttigieg might live at ground zero for anti-LGBTQ "religious freedom" laws like the one signed by former Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, but he's living authentically, he's in love, and he just got married.
Amy Schumer Gets Into the Podcast Game
Amy Schumer is used to getting glammed up for red carpets, TV shows and movies, but for her new podcast, it was all about comfort.
Jane Fonda to be Honored at Traverse City Film Festival
Jane Fonda will receive a lifetime achievement award at a northern Michigan film festival led by fellow Oscar winner Michael Moore.
Q&A: Sam Smith on Touring, Therapy, Smoking and Lip Syncing
Sam Smith knows his music is melancholy and emotional, but he's hoping his live shows will be uplifting and feel "like a fistful of love," as he put it.
Watch: After Beating of LGBTQ Activist & Drag Queen, San Fran Police Suggest Pride-Goers Attend in Groups
The beating of an LGBTQ rights activist and a drag queen in Oakland, Calif. and San Francisco, Calif. are causing pause and police are suggesting people attending the upcoming San Francisco Pride do so in groups.
Garden Party @ Pier 84 :: June 18, 2018
NYC's LGBTQ Center's Garden Party is a wonderful collection of restaurants and chefs that bring cheer to the city and help us all kick-off Pride week.
Gay British Army Vet Stops Basher's Bus Attack
Openly gay British army vet Lee Wardle was riding a bus on his way home when he heard another passenger shouting homophobic epithets. Waddle asked the man to stop. That's when the man allegedly showed his violent stripes.
American Twins Reunited After 74 Years
Julius and Ludwig Pieper were born together in Creston, Nebraska. They joined the US Navy together. On June 19th, 1944 they died together off the coast of Normandy and then drifted apart. 74 years later, the Pieper twins are finally reunited.
News
Science Says: What Makes Something Truly Addictive
Now that the world's leading public health group says too much Minecraft can be an addiction, could overindulging in chocolate, exercise, even sex, be next?
Entertainment
Boston, MA
Review :: The Wiz
This winning, chamber-scaled "The Wiz" has style to spare. If you have a chance and can get a ticket, catch before it closes on July 1.
Is Andy Cohen Dating John Mayer? TV Host Addresses Rumors
Andy Cohen is addressing rumors that he's dating musician John Mayer.
Business
How the LGBTQ Community Can Save on Travel, Dining Out and Entertainment
The results of Experian's LGBTQ Finances Survey found that members of the LGBTQ community tend to prioritize travel, eating out and entertainment more than the general population.
Technology
Alexa, I Can Trust You with My Checkbook, Right?
Big banks and financial companies have started to offer banking through virtual assistants. But the potential to do such sensitive tasks through a smart speaker raises security concerns.
Finance
Fresh Ways to Save Some Green at the Farmers Market
Buying fresh fruit and vegetables at farmers markets offers opportunities to save money in ways you might not find at a grocery store.
Cars
Hyundai Motor, Audi Join Hands for Fuel Cell Technology
Hyundai Motor Group said Wednesday it signed an agreement with Audi AG to jointly develop electronics vehicles powered by fuel cell.
Style
Paris Menswear Fashion Week Kicks Off
The fashion circus of magazine editors, bloggers, photographers and buyers cried "Bonjour Paris" Wednesday as the first full day of menswear fashion shows kicked off in the French capital.
Health/Fitness
Parents Fearful of State Law Changes for Pot Medicine
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is expected to issue a decision by the end of the month on the drug Epidiolex (a purified form of cannabidiol).
Travel
New Riverboat Will Cruise the Mississippi This Year
The American Song is set to take its inaugural cruise from New Orleans on Oct. 6.
Nightlife
Folsom Street East Fair NY :: June 17, 2018
S.L.U.T.S: Sex, Love, Unity, Trust and Safety was the slogan for this year's Folsom Street East Fair, the perfect combination of encouragement, positivity, celebration and ... well, sluttiness on a glorious, sunny day in NYC.
