An expansive new exhibit spanning close to 100 years of LGBT history and culture in New York City is now on display at the Museum of the City of New York (MCNY). Gay…

Earlier this year, President Barack Obama named New York’s most famous gay bar a National Historic Monument. Greenwich Village’s Stonewall Inn was the birthplace of the gay rights movement, when a riot broke…

A senior housing referral service, SeniorAdvice.com, has compiled a listing of what it considers to be the top 15 US cities for LGBT seniors. The list is topped by the Texas capital city, Austin….

The photographer is anonymous, as are the subjects who are captured illicitly standing on street corners in and around Times Square in the 1960s, gingerly—and not so gingerly—cruising each other. One man stands…

When Liaison at Bally’s closed in February 2015, the Strip was once again left with no dedicated LGBT nightclub. That vacancy was filled when Revolt opened in the Saxe Theater at Planet Hollywood…

The gay dating app SCRUFF has named Rehoboth Beach one of the world’s top destinations for LGBT travelers. The survey was based off the rankings of more than 1,300 users whose responses were…

Many Chicagoans choose to move to Los Angeles in California and it is easy to see why. There is plenty of sunshine and a moderate climate to enjoy. The grid layout of the…

There’s no denying that Rehoboth Beach has a certain reputation. The city has become known for two things: fine dining and being LGBT-friendly. But Steve Elkins, executive director of CAMP (Creating a More Positive)…

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico’s status as an elite LGBT destination has been well-documented over the years. But now the Mexican resort town has some new competition from a handful of U.S. cities. A recent…

I’ve been going to Asbury Park, N.J. for the past eight summers, and some creative reinvestment into the community coupled with an aggressive push to court gay travelers has resulted in it becoming…