Nothing says Christmas like a drag queen show in San Francisco. There was a time when these were late-night productions, men dressing as women at gay bars, or informal skits at someone’s house….

The local weatherman was singing a decent rendition of Sinatra’s “Summer Wind” at the Purple Room in Palm Springs, Calif., the first night I arrived in this desert city. My friend Rosemary and…

To attract more gay parents with children, hotels might consider installing baby-changing stations in their men’s restrooms. That was one takeaway from a survey unveiled Friday for the Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention and…

Most travelers pack an extra pair of socks, a rainy day itinerary, and some spare cash, planning for the worst when on vacation. Few have to worry about preparing a contingency plan for…

Reviews give us the best restaurant recommendations, lead us to the best buys – even the best neighborhoods to live – and when you’re checking into a hotel, they’re also the best way…

  ‘Tis the season to be jolly. It’s also the season to enjoy all of the holiday cheer that surrounds the city of Philadelphia, from the holiday lights, storefronts lined with decorations, and…

Chelsea. The West Village. The Castro. South Beach. These are some of the priciest neighborhoods in the country. They were also once the nation’s most prominent gayborhoods. These trendy, high priced neighborhoods were…

If travel is your life’s passion, there’s much to look forward to in 2016. Our fifth annual Go List highlights 25 incredible destinations, including exotic beaches, cities for culture vultures, natural wonders both…

Still deciding where you want to spend New Year’s Eve? Las Vegas has everything you need and more. One of your friends is going to be on a rooftop in Brooklyn, sharing a…

The City by the Bay has a long and varied history of artists, activists, and eccentrics, and was a key location in the rise of the early LGBT rights movements with the Compton’s…