When news broke in late April that Giovanni’s Room in Philadelphia, said to be the oldest LGBT bookstore in the country, will close its doors, many in the gay community took it as…

More and more people are switching gears this year from save to spend. This means that not only can you go out of town for your vacation, you can go much further afield….

The city of Rehoboth Beach may be one square mile, but The Nation’s Summer Capital provides plenty of entertainment for all during the season. Founded in 1873, the city was originally founded as…

Looks like Britney Spears is never leaving Las Vegas. The 32-year-old pop princess has been offered $12 million to extend her two-year residency at Planet Hollywood’s Axis theater, the Daily News has learned….

Vegas is getting a new gay nightclub, as created by Victor Drai, whose old Drai’s nightclub on the Strip wouldn’t even open its nightly doors until the wild-middle morning, so you can imagine…

The City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection To Host OutBeat: America’s First Queer Jazz Festival Featuring Performances by Andy Bey, Bill Stewart, Fred Hersch and Patricia Barber, Among Others Thursday, September 18…

What happens in Las Vegas, stays in Las Vegas, as the trademarked saying goes. And for the gay male traveler, what happens at the Blue Moon Resort in Las Vegas, stays at the…

Capital Pride, the organization that sponsors D.C.’s annual LGBT Pride parade, festival and related events, has named nine prominent LGBT activists and community allies as recipients of its annual Capital Pride awards. Awards…

A huge number of factors determine how, why, and where city dwellers travel each day. It matters how far away we work, and how close the nearest mass transit stops, grocery stores, libraries,…

In the summer of 1965, a group of activists descended upon Independence Hall, demanding equal rights for the gay community. The demonstrations, which were among the first organized pushes for LGBT equality, helped…