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Prism of Gay Masterpieces about to shatter the Lights of Broadway

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

Even before the Winter Olympic Games begin this Friday in Pyongyang, South Korea, one of the most inspiring and visible

On this International Day of Remembrance, theOUTfront Bears witness to the Holocaust Embraces all who are touched by its horror

By TheatreRat “Before there were marches, there was a band.” That’s how Matt Crowely’s landmark gay play, “The Boy’s in the Band” is

America’s on-going conversation about race has never been easy, comfortable, or short; but the bigoted words, coded, vulgar or otherwise,

The Extraordinary Gay Legacy of one Message In the seismic wake of Gen. Michael Flynn’s guilty plea for lying to

Horror, Heroes, and Hope By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. (Originally published December 1, 2015) From the publishing of “Rare Cancer Seen

With a career spanning five decades, Sir Elton John has sold over 300 million records, including seven consecutive #1 U.S.