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Italy: COVID 'Green Pass' Needed for Museums, Indoor Dining
New COVID-19 certification rule took effect in Italy as part of the government's plan to rein in a summer surge in infections.
All Cleansers Are Not Created Equal: Scoring a Win with Defense Soap
All soaps are not created equal. Whether you're engaging in contact sports, using gym equipment or simply on the go, your skin is constantly on the defense against bacteria.
Biden Seeks to Boost Fuel Economy
The Biden administration wants automakers to raise gas mileage and cut tailpipe pollution between now and model year 2026.
'Little Louganis' Jordan Windle Ready for his Olympic Dive
American Olympic diver Jordan Windle — dubbed "Little Louganis" for the famed out athlete who mentored him — is ready for his shot at Olympic gold, and his gay dad will be cheering him on.
Broadway, Hollywood Costumes Go on Exhibit in Heart of NYC
Most Broadway stages may still be dark, but there's a place in Times Square where the costumes shine.
Sleuths in Spain Sniff Out Ibiza's Illegal COVID-19 Parties
Some of the summer hires on the Mediterranean party island of Ibiza are different this year: they include private detectives posing as tourists who tip off police about illegal parties during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Boxer Nesthy Petecio Tearfully Dedicates Olympic Medal to LGBTQ Community
The out boxer dedicated her silver Olympic medal to her country, her coaches and to LGBTQ people.
Henry Ford Museum's New Exhibit Celebrates Motorsports
The national landmark museum, founded in 1929 by the creator of the Model T and father of Ford Motor Co., houses some of the most historic items in U.S. history.
Smells Like Summer: Our Favorite New Scents of the Season
New summer scents have arrived just in time for your next snuggle session. Remember, a little goes a long way. Here are EDGE's top picks for the best summer fragrances of 2021.
Provincetown Plans 'Safe and Celebratory' Annual Carnival
One of Provincetown's most anticipated theme weeks of the season returns August 15-21 as the Provincetown Business Guild (PBG) announces the schedule for the 42nd annual Carnival.
Thirst-Trapping Olympian Ryan Murphy Addresses Doping at the Games
Olympian gold medal winner Ryan Murphy found himself in the midst of a controversy over the weekend when comments he made about doping went viral and led to him, family members, and his girlfriend receiving comments that were "not okay."
Dating Changed During the Pandemic; Apps are Following Suit
Despite the social distancing of the past 18 months, the use of dating apps in general has surged as people sought connections amid their isolation and dating apps are responding by rolling out new features.
Hubbard Shy about Making History as a Transgender Olympian
Weightlifter Laurel Hubbard was never seeking the attention that inevitably came with becoming the first openly transgender woman to compete in the Olympics.
An LGBTQ Insider's Guide to Washington, DC
Much of what makes Washington, DC an attractive destination for members of the LGBTQ community to call home also makes it an ideal getaway for LGBTQ travelers — here are some of their favorite picks.
The Long But Hidden History of Queer Women in Sport
A queer athlete, sports enthusiast, and sociologist searches for stories about queer women who earned their livelihood playing sports.
Tempting Tastes Around the US Celebrate Peru's Bicentennial
Though a visit to South America's northwest coast may be a bit out of reach these days, there are exceptional places stateside to celebrate Peru's independence, along with nearby LGBTQ hot spots.
Watch: Fans Marvel at Gay Olympian Tom Daley's Knitting
Out Olympic diver Tom Daley thrilled fans with his gold medal win on July 26. Now, he's thrilling them all over again — this time, for his impressive knitting skills.
Viva Italia! Olympic Golds Follow Soccer and Song Successes
The first hints that this was Italy's year came when Italian band Maneskin won the popular Eurovision Song Contest in May.
Laurel Hubbard a Non-Finisher in Olympic Weightlifting
Transgender weightlifter Laurel Hubbard made her mark by competing in the women's weightlifting at the Tokyo Olympics, but couldn't complete a lift.
Epic Swims: Dressel, McKeon Take Place Among Olympic Greats
Caeleb Dressel finished off his gold rush at the Tokyo Olympics with two more dazzling swims. The guy who dreads all the attention won't be able to escape it now.