News
In Miami
Poverello’s Annual Bowl-A-Thon
It’s time again for the annual Poverello Bowl-A-Thon! In its 20th year, this is Poverello’s biggest fundraiser - every cent raised goes to back to the non-profit and helps provide meals for their 13,000 active clients. "We provide 1 million meals a year t
Bartenders, Boxers & Briefs
The fourth annual Bartenders, Boxers and Briefs Underwear Auction benefiting Tuesdays Angels takes place on Monday, July 19th starting at 8 pm at Bill’s.
Hawaii lawsuit seeks equal rights for gay couples
Six gay couples in Hawaii are filing a lawsuit Thursday asking for the same rights as married couples, three weeks after Gov. Linda Lingle vetoed a same-sex civil unions measure.
New national trans network formed; local on steering committee
A national network of state and local transgender advocacy groups -- dubbed the Trans Advocacy Network -- has been formed in order to build a stronger nationwide movement.
Entertainment
In Miami
Delirious DeLaria At The Manor
Outspoken and outrageous, Lea DeLaria is one funny broad. An actress, comedian and jazz singer, the unstoppable talent will stop by The Manor on July 30th and 31st for a benefit for Rising Action Theatre.
Broward Bares It
On Friday, August 13, Broward House and the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino will present what is turning out to be one of the most anticipated, most talked about and sexiest 100% HIV/AIDS fundraisers ever produced in South Florida.
Anne Rice Won’t Be Anti-Gay, Leaves Christianity
Anne Rice has had a religious conversion: She’s no longer a Christian.
Hal Sparks gets the last laugh
Hal Sparks isn’t a gay man, he just played one on television, but in a big way - on the groundbreaking Showtime series Queer as Folk where his character was central to the action for the show’s six seasons. Off-screen Sparks is a rock musician, a stand-up comedian and an opinionated talk show personality.
