We were sitting on benches, my new coffee mate, Anthony, and I. Side by side, half-listening to the baritone rumble of washers and dryers in the laundromat behind us, we watched the cars…

Last Saturday, Liaison Nightclub had a line extending to Bally’s slot machines, with generally packed dance floors, several occupied VIP tables and busy bars between midnight and 2 a.m.—typically signs of a healthy,…

The rose oolong tea steamed on the table as regulars at the Little Saigon cafe debated politics, border disputes and the recent terrorist attacks in Paris — a running conversation in French and…

West Hollywood is a small city geographically; in total we’re less than 2 square miles in size. But our influence and impact is limitless. For 30 years now, “WeHo”, as it’s been affectionately…

Jeffrey Sanker, producer of White Party Palm Springs, the largest gay dance music festival in the world, has named international fashion icon and star of E! Entertainment’s “Fashion Police,” Kelly Osbourne as the…

The new opera Oscar, about the demise of Oscar Wilde – poet, playwright, aesthete, wit – arrives Friday at the Academy of Music courtesy of Opera Philadelphia, and at an uncertain juncture: Though…

When Gay Bowling kicked off in Asbury Park nearly 15 years ago, there was not much else to do for a tight-knit community. “There definitely was a need — back when it originally…

Ed Sparan freely admits he makes many people cry when they tour through the area’s groundbreaking new museum dedicated to chronicling the AIDs story. But he insists his intent is really to educate…

Odette’s was once the gateway to New Hope, a lively cabaret bar on the edge of town that for decades epitomized the ebullient spirit of the famously gay-friendly borough. But lately, it’s been…

On a recent weekend in Palm Springs, more than 400 members of the National Gay Pilots Association gathered for its regular Winter Warm-up meeting. This one marked the 25th anniversary for the group,…