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Sounds of Pride: When “Love is in the Air,” Tea Dance Classics make a “Perfect Day”

For generations of gay men “going to tea” is what we did on Sunday; what we looked forward to; where

Today theOUTfront pauses during our month long series, “Sounds of Pride –The Music of Community, Love, and Equality” to remember the

A gay, African-American singer with a flamboyant and androgynous persona, Sylvester’s unique falsetto earned him the title, “Queen of Disco.”

— a loud burst or musical flourish greeting an auspicious event or person(s) If there has been any other constant,

By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. Before the festive barbecues and picnics, let us remind ourselves that today is a memorial day. It

Born May 22, 1930, Naval and Korean War Veteran, Harvey Milk became the first openly gay man elected in

By TheatreRat Last week previews began for the Broadway debut of the landmark gay play “The Boys in the Band”

By Lawrence Pfeil Jr. prism – a three-sided transparent object capable of breaking light into the spectral colors, i.e. rainbow

With two openly gay Olympic athletes about to compete in the Games of the XIII Winter Olympiad in Pyongyang, South

In Vito Russo’s film, “The Celluloid Closet” the narrator says, “Hollywood, that great maker of myths, taught straight people what