Gay Travelers on Where to Go After Orlando
When a homophobic killer armed with an assault rifle perpetrated one of the worst mass shootings in United States history in an Orlando gay bar this month, the reassuring idea that such places…
A Guide to Gay Summer Events Worth Traveling To
This year’s Pride parades in New York and San Francisco on June 26 coincide with the anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling makingsame-sex marriage the law of the land. What had been thought…
5 Perfect Palm Springs Pools
What pairs better with Palm Springs’ dry heat and desert landscape than a nice, refreshing dip in the pool? Palm trees, pools and air conditioning are the holy trinity of this resort town,…
Where to Eat, Sleep, and Relax in Las Vegas
If you’re looking for opulence and incredible value, the lavish resorts, spas and restaurants in Las Vegas have everything you need for a memorable getaway. Start with the right room. Exclusive and exquisite,…
Asbury Park Sees Rebirth With New Luxury Hotel
The opening of the Asbury Hotel marks an important milestone for Asbury Park, NJ. Only two blocks from the boardwalk, the hotel is the first to open in the city in over a…
GLBT History Museum presents traveling exhibition of gay erotic art, 1950s-1990s
From July to October, the GLBT History Museum will present a historical retrospective of erotic illustrations by artists who worked for gay men’s magazines from the 1950s to the 1990s. “Stroke: From Under…
36 Hours in Los Angeles
No city in the country is more exciting than Los Angeles right now. Despite pop culture portrayals of Los Angeles as either comically superficial or darkly dystopian, the nation’s second largest metropolis is…
Hollywood's (Very, Very Wild) "Gay Cheers" Turns 25: An Oral History of The Abbey
The iconic gay hotspot located near the corner of Robertson and Santa Monica boulevards in West Hollywood has hosted Oscar winners (Elizabeth Taylor watched from her wheelchair as trans star Candis Cayne high-kicked…
11 things to do on your first visit to Boston
One of the enjoyable things about visiting a major city in the US is that most enable you to see the country through a slightly different prism: New York, Las Vegas, Los Angeles,…
The Glorious History of the LA Pride Parade, Flare-Ups and All
LA Pride’s split personality virtually guarantees a lively if not dicey festival, this year being an especially painful case in point. On one hand, it’s an unabashed celebration of the LGBT community’s out-and-proud…