Corinthia Hotel in Budapest to Celebrate 5th Anniversary of Wes Anderson Film
This year marks the 5th anniversary of Wes Anderson’s modern classic The Grand Budapest Hotel, which showcases the peculiar and…
Tonight, Dustin Lance Black’s Gay Rights Miniseries ‘When We Rise’
Last night, we had the first-ever major win for an LGBTQ-themed movie, and if you sat through the entire four-hour…
California Students Soon to be Required to Learn More LGBT History in School
California already has one of the most progressive LGBT history requirements in many cities, and now the state will require…
First Look at Natalie Portman as Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Ever since it was reported that Natalie Portman would be taking on the role of one of the most iconic…
Watch: Go On a Technicolor Tour of 1949 New York City
MGM has recently released online a 1949 technicolor video titled Mighty Manhattan, New York’s Wonder City. A lot has changed in…
Art of Travel: Vintage Travel Posters
Starting in the late 19th-century, long before television and radio advertising, artful posters enticed, if not seduced, consumers to discover…
Rep. Joe Crowley Fights to Honor PFLAG Founder, Jeanne Manford, as a National Hero
Rep. Joe Crowley (D-Queens, the Bronx), who is also the vice chair of the Democratic Caucus, announced he will be…
Tel Aviv to Erect Monument Dedicated to Gay Holocaust Victims
Tel Aviv-Jaff Municipality will unveil a brand-new monument dedicated to the gay and trans community who were persecuted by the…
Homo History is Alive in Romantic Vintage Photos
A photographer has compiled an exhibit of thought-provoking vintage photographs showing same-sex affection in a commentary on homosexual tendencies through…
First Openly Gay Man to Run for Political Office Dies
The first openly gay man to run for political office, Jose Julio Sarria, passed away yesterday. Before Harvey Milk, Sarria,…