Gay Philadelphia: The Latest
After Youth Suicide In Huntsville, Alabama, Drag Performers Work to Counter Bullying
The suicide of a bullied 15-year-old in Huntsville, Alabama, has sparked efforts to reach out to LGBTQ youth and also provide education around the issue of bullying.
Watch: Roseanne Barr Says She's Queer: 'I Put the Q in LGBTQ'
In a strange new video uploaded to her YouTube channel Sunday, disgraced comedian Roseanne Barr claimed she is queer.
Trump, Business Organization Sue Democratic House Chairman
President Donald Trump and his business organization have sued the Democratic chairman of the House oversight committee to block a subpoena that seeks years of the president's financial records.
Supreme Court to Take Up LGBT Job Discrimination Cases
The Supreme Court will decide whether the main federal civil rights law that prohibits employment discrimination applies to LGBT people.
Watch: Harry's New Shaving Ad Features Trans Man
The subscription shaving service Harry's released a new ad last week featuring a number of men shaving, including a transgender man.
KindRED Pride Foundation and One Magical Weekend to Honor LGBTQ Military & Veteran Community
Organizers of the LGBTQ+ events during Gay Disney — KindRED Pride Foundation, Girls in Wonderland, One Magical Weekend, and Tidal Wave Party - will provide buy one get one free (BOGO) event tickets to members of the LGBTQ military and veteran community.
When is Dead Really Dead? New Study Reinforces That Death is a Vast Gray Area
Brain death is difficult to conceptualize, as it is a less visible form of death. And isn't it so much easier to believe what we can see?
'Pretty Little Liars' Actor Tyler Blackburn Comes Out as Queer
In an interview with the Advocate, "Pretty Little Liars" star Tyler Blackburn opened up about his sexuality, coming out as queer after previously identifying as bisexual.
Reports: Teen Buttigieg Was Voted 'Most Likely to Become President'
Pete Buttigieg became mayor of South Bend, Indiana, at age 29, a feat that made him the youngest mayor in America of a city of that size. But if a high school yearbook is to be believed, Mayor Pete is also a favorite pick to become president.
Is Your Childhood Measles Vaccination Still Working? 5 Questions Answered
Given all the attention around measles, here's what people who believe they have been vaccinated should know.
News
Police: 'New Breed' of Terrorists in Northern Ireland
Police in Northern Ireland arrested two teenagers Saturday in connection with the fatal shooting of a young journalist during rioting in the city of Londonderry and warned of a "new breed" of terrorists threatening the peace.
Entertainment
Philadelphia, PA
Time Again for 'Shut Up and Dance'
For the 27th time, the dancers of the Pennsylvania Ballet will perform their annual "Shut Up and Dance benefit concert for MANNA" (Metropolitan Area Neighborhood Nutrition Alliance this Saturday night.
Review :: Marilyn
An Argentinian coming-of-age drama, based on a true story, that doesn't end well.
Business
Accuracy at Core of Supreme Court Case over Census Question
Vast changes in America and technology have dramatically altered the way the census is conducted. Accuracy is at the heart of the Supreme Court case over the Trump administration's effort to add a citizenship question.
Technology
Social Media Plays a Role in Formation of Central American Migrant Caravans
Now would-be migrants create chat groups and organize using social media to leave in caravans.
Finance
5 Travel Reward Myths That Could Cost You
Don't let any of these myths prevent you from making the most of available travel rewards.
Cars
Sleek New SUVs Dominate Reveals at New York Auto Show
Auto shows may be waning in importance as companies find other ways to introduce new products, but the New York International Auto Show still has a healthy list of new vehicle debuts.
Style
10 Most Snatchable Snacks, According to New Survey
Do you know where your snacks are? Four in ten Americans admit to being food thieves, according to new research.
Health/Fitness
Workplace Wellness Programs Barely Move the Needle, Study Finds
Workplace wellness programs have become an $8 billion industry in the U.S. But a study published Tuesday in JAMA found they don't cut costs for employers, reduce absenteeism or improve workers' health.
Travel
Kansas Couple Designs Covered Wagons for Glamping
A Kansas couple is turning the concept of covered wagons that pioneers once used to journey west into a luxury experience for campers who want to enjoy nature without sacrificing the comforts of electricity and spacious beds.
Nightlife
FUZZ @ The Alley Bar :: April 12, 2019
DJ Brent Covington and DJ Taffy hosted a busy night at FUZZ @ The Alley Bar last Friday night. Check out who was there.
