Gay Philadelphia: The Latest
Marie Osmond Recalls 'I Actually Thought I was Gay' After Abuse as Child
On Monday's episode of "The Talk," singer Marie Osmond revealed that there was a point in her life during which she thought she might have been gay. Her comments were in response to Miley Cyrus' eyebrow-raising tweets on being gay from last weekend.
Police Investigate Homophobic Bullying of Male Cheerleader in California High School
Police in Santa Clara, CA were called to Wilcox High School Monday to investigate a case of homophobic bullying allegedly targeted towards a male cheerleader. Read more on the developing story here.
Orlando Come Out With Pride Part Two
This year's Come Out With Pride celebration was so huge, that we just had to post part two.
Police Sergeant Testifies He was Told to Tone Down 'Gayness'
A St. Louis County police sergeant has testified that he was told to "tone down his gayness" to secure a promotion to lieutenant.
Technology is Remaking How We See the Ancient Art of Theater
These days, you can watch a Broadway musical from a subway train seat. You can get your stage fix at your local movie theater or hear a play while jogging.
Talking with China Forbes — 24-Years with Pink Martini
24 years ago singer/songwriter China Forbes was contacted by her college friend Thomas Lauderdale about joining his new band. Today she is still with the band. EDGE spoke to Forbes recently about her career.
Watch: Gay Trump Supporter Talks About Wearing MAGA Hat in Gayborhood
A gay man who is proud to support President Donald Trump spoke with San Francisco's KRON4 news station about waring his red "Make America Great Again" hat in the Castro, the city's gay neighborhood.
Watch: Gay Couple Says Drunk Group Claiming to be Cops Attacked Them - and Responding Officers Let Them Go
A North Carolina gay couple allege that a group of men who appeared intoxicated and claimed to be police officers pinned them to the ground and falsely accused them of theft - and local officers let them drive away free.
Study Points to Virus as Culprit in Kids' Paralyzing Illness
Scientists have found the strongest evidence yet that a virus is to blame for a mysterious illness that can start like the sniffles but quickly paralyze children.
Why Do We Have Sex? It's Complicated
Popular culture overflows with sex, from cinema to advertising to, yes, even politics. And for many, sex represents one of the most intimate forms of human connection.
News
'Female' Symbol No Longer to Appear on Always Brand Pads Packaging
The "female" - or "Venus" - sign that graces packaging for Always brand sanitary pads is set to be dropped after transgender activists questioned use of the gender-specific symbol.
Entertainment
Philadelphia, PA
Review :: PABallet's 'Don Quixote' Revival More Cohesive and Fun
Pennsylvania Ballet Artistic Director Angel Corella kicks off the company's 2019-20 season with "Don Quixote," which he first staged in 2016 and continues to polish.
Review :: To the Stars
Not just another love story anchored in the pains and miseries of coming out as different in a place and time where difference is punished, "To the Stars" promises us something a little different and a little unexpected - and delivers.
Business
China Says U.S. Has 'Weaponized' Visas to Target Exchanges
China on Wednesday accused the U.S. of having "weaponized" the issuance of visas following the reported inability of a top Chinese space program official to obtain permission to travel to a key conference in Washington.
Technology
Google Touts Quantum Computing Milestone
Google said it has achieved a breakthrough in quantum computing research, saying an experimental quantum processor has completed a calculation in just a few minutes that would take a traditional supercomputer thousands of years.
Finance
More Choices and Stable Premiums for Obamacare Next Year
Consumers will have more health insurance choices next year under the Obama-era health care law and premiums will dip slightly for many customers, the Trump administration announced Tuesday.
Cars
At Tokyo Auto Show, Visions for Cars of the Future, No Ghosn
The Tokyo Motor Show opens this week with plenty of futuristic technologies but absent one of the auto industry's hugest influencers: Nissan's former Chairman Carlos Ghosn.
Style
Americans, Especially Millennials, Embrace Plant-Based Meat Products
Results reveal a growing appetite for plant-based meat among consumers, especially millennials and Generation Z.
Health/Fitness
PopUps: Luke Evans Turns Head with Shirtless Workout Pic
Out actor Luke Evans took to Instagram Monday to celebrate that he can "finally" see his abs, sharing a shirtless workout pic to his 2.3 million followers.
Travel
The Most Common Signs You're in Desperate Need of a Vacation
It takes four missed work deadlines, five grumpy mornings, and six nights in a row of poor sleep for the average American to finally realize they need to take a vacation, according to new research.
Nightlife
Orlando Come Out With Pride Part One
What a beautiful day for a celebration! The crowds came out to show their Pride and to support the LGBTQ community as they enjoyed this year's Come Out With Pride.