Lesbian Pioneer Jeanne Cordova Dies at 67 (Photos)
A force of nature and pioneering voice for LGBT civil rights has been stilled.
Boulet Brothers: Meet the Duo Bringing Polysexual Perversion to L.A. Nightlife
They're the devilish pair behind the city’s most hedonistic homo fêtes, and their sights are set on total world domination
Jeanne Cordova, Lesbian Pioneer, Says Goodbye (Photos)
Longtime lesbian activist, journalist and author Jeanne Cordova is dying. As as final gesture to the community she loves, she is donating $2 million…
DTLA’s Pink Triangle: Riding the City’s New Wave of Gay Bars
A fresh batch of bars—Precinct, Redline and, soon, BarMattachine—has brought LGBTs out of the woodwork, ready to party in the city’s most booming neighborhood
WeHo Dyke March Honors Lesbian Icon Jeanne Cordova
This feels like the beginning of a new era in Lesbian Visibility, while remembering where we came from!
‘Reel to Real’ at Hollywood Museum: A Queer Map to the Stars
The museum’s latest exhibit unveils the contributions of LGBTs to Tinseltown throughout the last 90 years
David Mixner Unbound
The legendary activist tells the tales of an LGBT community courageous under fire in his one-man play, "Oh Hell No!," which sees its L.A. debut…
Peaches ‘Expresses a Universe,’ Bares Everything in Her Brand-New Book
A candid conversation with cult music hero Peaches, whose new book bares a side of her few have been privy to until now
Fit for a Queen: Exploring San Francisco’s Dominant Drag Culture
It may be going through some changes, but as the ‘mob wives’ of SF's drag scene relay, there’s still no better place to experience…
RuPaul Makes HERstory with the World’s First-Ever Drag Queen Convention, DragCon
The world's most famous queen brings the art of genderplay further into the mainstream with a weekend of panels, tutorials, screenings and more