Major exhibit of queer photographer Tseng Kwong Chi celebrates spirit of wild ’80s art...
He was one of the rising stars of the East Village arts scene who died of AIDS at 39. His friends and creative co-conspiriators included fellow artists Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat, the dancer Bill T. Jones,...
Boston-based Rafanelli decorates White House for the holidays
Here's a house with holiday decorations that would win the contest in any neighborhood.
Boston-based events planner Bryan Rafanelli, working closely with First Lady Michelle Obama and a few friends, developed the theme and created...
The Welcoming Committee to bring LGBTQA revelers to Boston Ballet
Bringing together more than 200 LGBT folks and their friends to attend the Wednesday, Dec. 9, performance of the Boston Ballet's "The Nutcracker," the Boston branch of the The Welcoming Committee, partnering with the Boston Ballet,...
Boston University students, faculty blaze LGBT freedom trail
There may be no trail of rainbow-colored bricks commemorating Boston's LGBT history—at least not yet—but a group of Boston University faculty and students embarked on their own walking tour, traversing the footsteps of homoerotic...
LGBTQ-Welcoming Haunted Happenings
The Halloween celebration known as Salem Haunted Happenings is well underway, and will run its course through the month of October. With so many events and attractions to choose from, and they are all...
Boston Gay Men’s Chorus returns from history‑making tour of the Middle East
What a difference a day makes.
On June 26, 2015 the members of the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus were in Istanbul, in the midst of the first-ever tour of the Middle East by a gay...
Queer comedian Margaret Cho comes to Boston’s Wilbur Theatre
Queer comedian Margaret Cho is back on the road—and she’s angry as hell. Luckily, she’s funny as hell too. See for yourself when she brings “The PsyCHO Tour” to Boston’s Wilbur Theatre on October...
Provincetown film fest selections focus on foundations of marriage-equality movement
As the landmark U.S. Supreme Count ruling legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide reverberated, the Provincetown International Film Festival (PIFF), which ended the week prior to the ruling, showed prescience in showcasing a documentary about the early...
Out Vermont Writer Alison Bechdel’s Broadway musical wins 5 Tonys
"Fun Home," the new Broadway musical based on the graphic memoir of Vermont's Alison Bechdel ("Dykes to Watch Out For") won five Tony Awards at the June 7, 2015 ceremony, including Best Musical, Best...
10th Annual P’town Williams Theater Fest Line-Up Revealed
Stage and screen star Cherry Jones “meeted-and-greeted” guests as guest of honor at the May 30 Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival's annual gala. After a sumptuous meal followed by a lively art auction of...
