Gay New York City: The Latest
GLAM Awards @ Sony Hall NYC :: January 14, 2019
The 20th edition of the GLAM Awards celebrated the best of NYC nightlife. Hosted by Ru Paul's Drag Race's Bob The Drag Queen and Peppermint, this was a night full of amazing performances, camaraderie and so much creativity!
Second Lady Karen Pence will Teach at School with Anti-Gay Policies
Second lady Karen Pence has a new gig: teaching art at a Christian school in Virginia that doesn't allow gay students, parents or workers.
Grammy-Nominated Album Shines Light on Transgender Pioneer
For decades, Jackie Shane was a musical mystery: a riveting black transgender soul singer who packed out nightclubs in Toronto in the 1960s, but then disappeared after 1971.
Netflix Renews 'Grace and Frankie' Ahead of Season 5 Debut
As the fifth-season adventures of "Grace and Frankie " begin, viewers can rest assured there's more to come.
New York State Legislature Outlaws 'Conversion Therapy' on Minors
New York is set to become the latest state to outlaw the practice of so-called "conversion therapy" on minors with the signature of Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Al-Shabab Extremists Claim Attack on Nairobi Hotel
Extremists stormed a luxury hotel in Kenya's capital on Tuesday, setting off thunderous explosions and gunning down people at cafe tables in an attack claimed by Africa's deadliest Islamic militant group.
How Jason Momoa Got Jacked To Play 'Aquaman'
Fitness and style YouTuber Brett Maverick delivers a workout so you can be superhero strong in 2019.
Giant Rotating Ice Disk Draws Attention, Visitors
Think of it as a crop circle, but in a river: A curious formation that's getting attention in Greater Portland is actually a spinning ice disk that is roughly 100 yards (91 meters) wide.
What the Government Shutdown Means for Your Mortgage
The partial federal government shutdown is complicating the already complicated process of getting and managing a mortgage. Here's how the shutdown is affecting homebuyers and homeowners — and what you can do about it.
EPA Criminal Action Against Polluters Hits 30-Year Low
The Environmental Protection Agency hit a 30-year low in 2018 in the number of pollution cases it referred for criminal prosecution, Justice Department data show.
News
Watch: Randy Rainbow 'Hosts' Mike Pence in New Parody
Musical political satirist Randy Rainbow is back in the faux interviewer's chair with a video that mashes a real news clip of the vice president together with one of Rainbow's signature show tune satires.
Entertainment
New York City, NY
Review :: Miss You Like Hell
Company One and American Repertory Theater are joining forces on the New England premiere of a new musical, "Miss You Like Hell", with book and lyrics by Pulitzer Prize winner Quiara AlegrÃa Hudes and music and lyrics by Erin McKeown.
Review :: Surviving R. Kelly
Why is the accused pedophile R. Kelly still able to maintain a "sex slave cult"? Why is this story not getting more traction in mainstream white media? Why do fans not abandon him? The six-part "Surviving R. Kelly" explores this.
Business
From Travel to IPOs, How Shutdown is Upsetting U.S. Economy
As the partial government shutdown moves through its fourth week with no end in sight, the economic blow is being felt not only by federal workers but also by business people, households and travelers across the country.
Technology
Lights, Camera, Action! Tumbling Space Snowman in Film Debut
Scientists from NASA's New Horizons mission on Tuesday released the first stitched together animation of Ultima Thule (TOO-lee), the most distant object ever explored by humans.
Finance
Liberal Lawmakers Challenge Trump with Drug Cost Legislation
Challenging the Trump administration on a top consumer issue, leading congressional liberals are proposing legislation that would radically reduce U.S. prescription drug bills by linking prices to lower costs in other countries.
Cars
VW, Ford Team Up on Pickups, May Cooperate on Electrics
Volkswagen and Ford say they're forming a global alliance in which they will together develop commercial vans and medium-sized pickups while exploring broader cooperation on battery-powered and autonomous vehicles.
Style
Key West Moves to Ban Sunscreens That Could Damage Reefs
Officials in Key West took the initial steps toward banning the sale of sunscreens containing two ingredients that could be harmful to coral reefs.
Health/Fitness
5 Reasons Holistic Dentistry is Gaining Popularity
For a growing number of patients, a trip to the dentist isn't what it used to be — and that's how they want it.
Travel
FAA Says It's Recalling More Aviation-Safety Inspectors
Federal officials say they are recalling more aviation-safety inspectors who were idled by the partial government shutdown.
Nightlife
BARchive :: A Celebration of Streetbar - How the First Gay Bar in Palm Springs Signaled A Change
With LGBTQ bars closing down, It's easy to assume that we are in a time of decline. But here is a very different story from a Southern Californian city.
