If you’ve never been to Palm Springs, you can be forgiven for thinking it’s a sleepy, geriatric town. But scratch the surface and you’ll find a desert oasis with cool midcentury architecture, temperatures…

This week’s red carpet premier for the second season of “Looking” used the kind of backdrop that might have seemed fitting for a show about gay men digging through lust, love and angst…

Provincetown has long attracted and nurtured artists and writers drawn to the area’s natural beauty, its history and culture. With the emergence of the Gabrielle A. Hanna Provincetown Film Institute, it may soon…

With these tips on how to dress, what to avoid, and where to eat, you’ll be right at home in San Francisco—just don’t call it San Fran.

With gay marriage now legal in Florida, same-sex couples from around the Deep South crossed the border Tuesday as the Sunshine State became a prime regional destination for gay and lesbian weddings still…

Spanning Westside to Eastside, with eateries clustered around the best dining neighborhoods, this collection of elite restaurants aims to answer the question, “Can you recommend a place?” Eater will continue to update restaurants…

In most large cities there are tons of great, free activities. We asked you for your recommendations for New York, now let’s focus on Los Angeles. What free activities have you done in…

While finding an inexpensive rate at a hotel in a major city or popular tourist destination is often not easy, many of them now offer many free noteworthy perks. Many hotels now reward…

Fetish weekend to draw 3,500 kinksters to Washington, DC In 1997, Patrick Grady was the director of catering for the Washington Plaza and was a little unprepared when Mid-Atlantic Leather Weekend was held…

The ball has dropped, the champagne has popped and the partygoers have kissed. It’s a new year. Now, it’s time to think about your travel calendar. Before you know it Phil will be…