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World Cup Viewer's Guide: US Seeks Repeat of 1950 Upset
The first time the United States faced England at the World Cup, the hastily assembled American squad was a ragtag group that included a mailman, a grave digger, a dishwasher and a school teacher.
World Cup Fans Put Off by Prices, Beer Limits Commute by Air
Travel at this World Cup was supposed to be easy in the tiny host nation of Qatar, after fans had to take long flights between cities at the last three tournaments.
Waking up to MUDWTR: A Fun Guy Explores Mushrooms in the Morning
MUDWTR incorporates fabulous, non-hallucinogenic shrooms along with cacao, turmeric and masala chai spices to provide a chocolatey, chai-like flavor, healthful benefits, and a mood-lifting effect.
Alessandro Michele Steps Down as Gucci Creative Director
Alessandro Michele is leaving his role as creative director of the Gucci, the fashion house announced Wednesday, bringing an end to an eight-year tenure that sharply redefined Gucci's codes with romanticism and gender-fluidity.
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Out NFL Star Carl Nassib's Rayze App Lands Investment to Connect Volunteers, Nonprofits
Out Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker Carl Nassib dreamed of a different kind of social media app for years — one that celebrates positivity and community.
Watch: Scotland's First Openly Gay Footballer Slams FIFA's Crackdown on OneLove Armbands
Footballer Zander Murray called the ban on the show of solidarity a "direct attack" on t called the ban on the show of solidarity a "direct attack" on the LGBTQ+ community. Scotland's first openly gay footballer slams FIFA's crackdown on OneLove armbands.
Phillip Hua: Artist Expands His Canvas
Visual artist Phillip Hua's works have expanded in size and scope. His new and upcoming projects include murals at the Bayview Community Center, and an ambitious and inspirational stairway mural.
Holiday Happenings: Music, Dance, and Theater Make the Yuletide Gay
From campy drag to chorus boys, classical music to "A Christmas Carol" — not to mention eight different "Nutcrackers" to choose from — if you're gay in Bay, there's something that's sure to bring joy, laughter, and inspiration to your holiday season.
The Best and Worst Dressed at This Year's AMAs
Despite being one of the more underwhelming award shows in recent memory, the red carpet was on fire, for better or for worse.
New Orleans Cocktail Book Shows City's Elegant Drink Side
"Cure: New Orleans Drinks and How to Mix 'Em," by Bodenheimer and food writer Emily Timberlake, is full of recipes for cocktails created at Cure, the craft cocktail bar Bodenheimer founded in 2009.
Grammy Nominations 2022: The Good, the Bad, and the Meh
Beyonce, Bad Bunny, Kim Petras, and Kendrick Lamar made history. But this year's Grammy nominations were still littered with disappointments.
Watch: Joe Lycett Fails to Follow Through on £10k David Beckham Qatar Protest
Joe Lycett failed to follow through on his £10k David Beckham Qatar protest. The comedian instead shredded the cover of Attitude magazine that marked Beckham as the first Premier League footballer to grace the cover.
Gay Twitter's 36 Funniest Tweets This Week
The latest edition of Gay Twitter includes reactions to the latest "White Lotus" episode, Twitter possibly shutting down, more reactions to Grindr going public and more!
Watch: Gerwig Promises 'A Lot' of Looks for Gosling in 'Barbie' Movie
Director Greta Gerwig gave her assurances that Ryan Gosling will have as many looks as Ken should have when he portrays the burning hunk of plastic love in next summer's "Barbie" movie.
George Lois, Icon of Ads and Magazine Covers, Dead at 91
George Lois, the hard-selling, charismatic advertising man and designer who fashioned some of the most daring magazine images of the 1960s and popularized such catchphrases and brand names as "I Want My MTV" and "Lean Cuisine," has died. He was 91.
Tesla Recalls 300K Vehicles over Taillight Software Glitch
Tesla is recalling more than 300,000 vehicles in the U.S. because a software glitch can make taillights go off intermittently, increasing the risk of a collision.
Nigerian Teens Create Fashion from Trash to Fight Pollution
Teenage climate activists in Nigeria's largest city are recycling trash into runway outfits for a "Trashion Show."
Watch: Out Comedian Joe Lycett Carries Out Threat to Shred £10,000 in David Beckham Protest
It was no empty threat when Joe Lycett said he would shred £10,000 to protest soccer legend David Beckham serving as a PR ambassador to Qatar, the anti-gay nation hosting the World Cup. The queer comic followed through.
Explainer: What Griner May Endure in Russian Penal System
WNBA star Brittney Griner has begun serving her nine-year sentence for drug possession at a remote Russian penal colony that human rights advocates say is known for harsh conditions and violent criminals. It's in a region once synonymous with the Soviet