Promoter Bruce Yelk had been looking for a venue to throw “a raw, sexy dance party” in D.C. when he learned that the DC Eagle was getting ready to open its top floor….

If the Liberty Bell isn’t a symbol for the greatness of Philadelphia, I don’t know what is. Originally used to summon lawmakers to what’s now Independence Hall, while the constitution and the declaration of…

Like a broken carousel, this boardwalk-lined beach resort has often seemed to be stuck in place. Sweeping plans to revive its waterfront have been floated since the 1980s, when most of the city’s…

When you exit the elevated number 7 subway at the 74th Street station in the Jackson Heights section of New York City, a walk northward immediately puts you in a Little India. Bhangra…

Cities around the country, and globe, have seen many of their most beloved gay and lesbian watering holes close down — often after the area’s queer population diffuses or the owner simply gets…

Over 300 people braved the rain and packed the small GLBT History Museum in the Castro for its fifth anniversary party and raised more than $1,500 for the nonprofit. The museum, located at…

Even during this unseasonably warm winter, evenings offer some respite, and spending time with friends while checking out new art is the perfect way to raise your heart rate and perhaps find the…

What sits in the desert, is over 60 years old, and is full of sharp corners? If you answered “modern architecture,” you’re right, and you’d fit right in at Modernism Week, which starts February…

This month, cities along the East Coast saw some of their biggest snowfalls in recent history. On Tuesday, Punxsutawney Phil makes his annual (and usually dismal) prediction. Yes, winter is here for good…

As winter starts packing on the snow, trade the shovel for skis at some of the best gay ski weeks. Had enough of the powder? Then head to Louisiana for a gay Mardi…