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Gay Days Anaheim Set for Sept. 16 - 18 with 'RuPaul' Queens, Signature Parties, and More!
Thousands of LGBT park-hoppers from all over the country will enjoy Disneyland in a way that it can only be experienced during Gay Days, with "RuPaul" drag stars, signature parties, hot DJs, and more!
Out NFL Player Carl Nassib Officially Back with the Bucs
Carl Nassib has officially been put on the Buccaneers' roster once again, following the news that he was rejoining the team he was with before becoming the first openly gay active player in the NFL.
A Queen and her Corgis: Elizabeth Loved Breed from Childhood
For many people around the world, the word corgi is forever linked to Queen Elizabeth II.
Prabal Gurung Puts a Loving Spotlight on the World's Misfits
Prabal Gurung sent his New York Fashion Week models down a long, stark runway Saturday in the shadow of the United Nations wearing an explosion of sheers and colors as an ode to the misfits of the world.
Twitter Reminds Us that Pokémon is in Fact Very Queer
After a Twitter debate ensued about LGBTQ+ representation the Pokémon franchise, we're breaking down some of queerest elements from the anime series and video games.
Not Just a Bag: Fendi Fetes its Famed 'Baguette' in NYC
You'd have thought it was a movie premiere, with the hoopla converging outside midtown Manhattan's Hammerstein Ballroom. But inside, despite the celebrity presence, the real star was a handbag.
Edmunds: Chevrolet Trailblazer vs. Toyota Corolla Cross
The Toyota Corolla Cross is one of the more notable all-new models for 2022, but is it a home run or just an infield single? Edmunds' experts compared it to the Chevrolet Trailblazer to find out.
Proenza Schouler Turns on the Waterworks at NY Fashion Week
Waterfalls cascaded down the marble walls of the imposing early 20th-century Beaux-Arts building where Proenza Schouler showed its latest collection at New York Fashion Week.
MLB Adopts Pitch Clock, Shift Limits, Bigger Bases for 2023
Major League Baseball is introducing some of its most radical rules next season, adopting a pitch clock and limiting defensive shifts after concluding modern analytics created a slower, less entertaining sport.
Rivian Teams with Mercedes-Benz on Electric Vans
U.S. electric vehicle maker Rivian is partnering with Mercedes-Benz to build a factory in Europe that will produce electric vans for both companies.
Retailers Pull Lobster from Menus after 'Red List' Warning
Some retailers are taking lobster off the menu after an assessment from an influential conservation group that the harvest of the seafood poses too much of a risk to rare whales and should be avoided.
10 Cozy Candles for Fall
One of the best things about autumn is the instantly recognizable scents of the season.
Janet Jackson Front Row at Siriano's Glam Fashion Week Show
With Janet Jackson resplendent in a black trouser suit on his front row and humongous hats on many of his models, Christian Siriano opened New York Fashion Week at the former townhouse of Elizabeth Taylor.
How Lea Michele Achieves her 'Funny Girl' Glow
Debates over Lea Michele's talent, offstage antics, and (groan) literacy aside, there's no denying that the Emmy and Golden Globe-nominated actress has one of the glowiest complexions in Hollywood.
From Pageant to the Ring — All in the Week for Out British Boxer
Recently an out British man competed in a beauty pageant one day, then days later won a boxing match.
Carnaval des Couleurs of Montreal Celebrates in the Famous Quartier des Spectacles
The Carnaval des Couleurs of Montreal, 2022 edition, is breaking out of its usual model from October 7 to 9, having a blast for the first time in the Quartier des spectacles.
Harry Styles Evolves from Heartthrob to Fashion Icon
Harry Styles will never be just a singer-songwriter, he's now an actor and a fashion powerhouse as well.
Gulf Arab Nations Ask Netflix to Remove 'Offensive' Videos
Gulf Arab countries on Tuesday asked Netflix to remove "offensive content" on the streaming service, apparently targeting programs that show gays and lesbians.
Paint, Print, Power: Fall Arts Museums & Galleries, Part 2
One article simply was not enough to contain the eclectic cultural riches offered this season in museums and art galleries. So, here goes with a second chapter and a palette of shows in diverse media.
Swiss Retailer Rolls out 'Coffee Balls' to Replace Capsules
Swiss retailer Migros said Tuesday that it is launching a coffeemaking system designed to replace capsules that produce thousands of tons of waste worldwide each year.