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Padma Lakshmi Cooks Up a Children's Book with a Message

By Mark Kennedy | Aug 30, 2021

"It's a hugely autobiographical book," says Lakshmi. "I am not a children's author. I don't have experience writing for this audience beyond just making up stories at bedtime for my own child. So I needed to write about something I knew."

Pattern Power: 10 Must-Haves to Wow Your Wardrobe

By Andrew Villagomez | Aug 30, 2021

Solids and stripes, move aside. One statement piece can do wonders for your wardrobe. Here's a look at some of our favorite patterned shirts to catch eyes, turn heads and make an impression.

Milo Yiannopoulous Blames His COVID Infection on the Vaccinated, and Injects Ivermectin

Aug 30, 2021

Far-right political provocateur and ex-gay Milo Yiannopoulos tested positive for COVID and shared a pic of himself injecting ivermectin— an anti-parasitic drug that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has warned Americans against using.

Colorado Volleyball Coach Told to Deny Being Gay or Resign

Aug 29, 2021

A Colorado Christian school gave a staff member a choice: Either agree with the school's beliefs regarding homosexuality, or resign. Inoke Tonga is now a former member of the Valor Christian High School staff.

One Third of Gays and Lesbians Can't Detect a Fake Orgasm

Aug 29, 2021

Truth be told, we're not as good as detecting fake orgasms as we think. A new study reveals our attitudes and insecurities around sex.

Fifth B.A.R. Talks Panel, Living in Leather, Features Community Leaders

By Jim Provenzano | Aug 29, 2021

The Sept. 2 oniline B.A.R. Talk will be a conversation with Race Bannon, Scott Brogan, Gayle Rubin, Rich Stadtmiller and Graylin Thornton, who each have a longtime connection to the leather/kink community.

US Open Players Don't Need COVID Shots; About Half Have Them

By Howard Fendrich | Aug 29, 2021

players and their team members do not need to be vaccinated, but the spectators who have paid to watch them now must be able to show they have had at least one shot.

How 2 Lesbian Travel Content Creators Became the Face of Bushwick, Brooklyn

How 2 Lesbian Travel Content Creators Became the Face of Bushwick, Brooklyn

By Merryn Johns | Aug 29, 2021

A new mural in Brooklyn is just the latest benchmark for Gabi Meit and Shanna Sciara — two lesbian travel influencers who are taking love to a whole new level.

Marsha P. Johnson Bust Revealed at Stonewall National Monument

By Matthew Wexler | Aug 28, 2021

Transgender activist Marsha P. Johnson has been immortalized with a statue revealed at the Stonewall National Monument.

Gay Twitter's 32 Funniest Tweets This Week

By Jason St. Amand | Aug 28, 2021

During these hard times we all need a good laugh. Thankfully Gay Twitter is here. Below is a roundup of the funniest tweets from the week, where folks commented on everything from Kacey Musgraves' new music, the "Spencer" trailer, "Drag Race" and more!

Edmunds Says Goodbye to Five Discontinued Vehicles for 2022

By Ryan ZumMallen, Edmunds | Aug 28, 2021

While there are reasons behind each vehicle's discontinuation, it's possible you might want one before they're sold out. Edmunds' experts highlighted five vehicles that will be gone soon.

Arc de Triomphe to be Wrapped for Posthumous Work by Christo

By Jeffrey Schaeffer | Aug 28, 2021

The Arc de Triomphe has seen parades, protests and tourists galore, but never before has the war monument in Paris been wrapped in silver and blue recyclable polypropylene fabric.

Sir Elton John Reaches Out with Phone Call to Gay Hockey Player

By Kilian Melloy | Aug 26, 2021

It didn't take long for Elton John to reach across the waters and congratulate groundbreaking gay hockey player Luke Prokop; Sir John's call came through the day after Prokop came out.

FIFA Reduces Penalty on Mexico for Anti-Gay Chants at Games

Aug 26, 2021

The world soccer body has agreed to reduce Mexico's punishment for anti-gay chants heard during the Olympic qualifying matches in March, Mexican soccer officials said Wednesday.

New Asian American Bakeries Find Bicultural Sweet Spot

Aug 26, 2021

From ube cakes to mochi muffins, bakeries that sweetly encapsulate growing up Asian and American have been popping up. Their confections are a delectable vehicle for young and intrepid Asian Americans to celebrate their dual identity.

Vivint Proves That Home Security Can Be Smart Too

Vivint Proves That Home Security Can Be Smart Too

SPONSORED CONTENT | Aug 25, 2021

Beyond its daily use, smart home technology is also proving to be a smart real estate investment. But not all products are created equal. Here's a look at some of the most popular smart home products on the market.

OnlyFans Planned Porn Ban Suspended after User Outcry

By Tali Arbel | Aug 25, 2021

OnlyFans says it has suspended a plan to ban sexually explicit content following an outcry from its creators and advocates for sex workers.

Past Present Perfect: Mixing Traditional, Contemporary Décor

By Kim Cook | Aug 25, 2021

The freshest style in decor these days is ... mixing styles. Traditional and contemporary often work well together. Think abstract art with an overstuffed chaise, or an 18th century-style toile wallpaper with an '80s-era lamp.

Take it Outside: Our Favorite LGBTQ Murals in the US

Take it Outside: Our Favorite LGBTQ Murals in the US

By Kelsy Chauvin | Aug 25, 2021

Mask up and hit the streets to see some of the country's best LGBTQ artists share their creativity in public spaces from coast to coast.

British Elite Cyclist Clay Davies Comes Out

By Kilian Melloy | Aug 24, 2021

LGBTQ+ athletes have a new hero and role model in British elite cycling champ Clay Davies, who just came out as gay — the only British cyclist at his level to do so.

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