Gay Denver: The Latest
Bad Bunny Covers Playboy, Makes History & Opens Up About Being a Queer Ally
Bad Bunny is the first male - besides late founder Hugh Hefner - to cover Playboy magazine and in his interview, he opens up about being a queer ally.
In New Interview, Raven-Symoné Opens Up About Personal Life
Last month, Raven- surprised fans when she announced she was married and introduced her new wife via Instagram. Now the actor is opening up to People magazine about her sexuality and being a newlywed.
More Legal Fights Ahead as Trump Administration Steps Up Erosion of LGBTQ Rights?
From its first days, the Trump administration has eroded LGBTQ rights and visibility in a number of ways. But a recent Supreme Court decision could open the way for the legal challenges to fend off those attacks.
Felony Charges for Portland Man in Wake of Parking Lot Assault, Anti-LGBTQ Slurs
A Portland man is facing felony charges following an alleged episode of assault and anti-LGBTQ epithets that took place in a supermarket parking lot in Portland, Maine.
Anti-LGBTQ Bias Inflicts Personal Financial Costs, Experts Say
Non-LGBTQ people may not see or think about it, but many non-heterosexual and non-cisgender individuals know how bias and discrimination can inflict a cost on personal finances.
Watch: Walk on the Moon Singer Nicholas Petricca Comes Out as Bisexual
Walk The Moon singer Nicholas Petricca has come out as bisexual in an Instagram video on the last day of Pride.
Exhausted Cities Face Another Challenge: A Surge in Violence
Still reeling from the coronavirus pandemic and street protests over the police killing of George Floyd, exhausted cities around the nation are facing yet another challenge: A surge in shootings.
Watch: Reports Say Oklahoma Man Brutally Beaten as Assailants Scream Anti-LGBTQ Slurs
An Oklahoma City realtor says he was beaten unconscious by a pair of assailants who screamed anti-LGBTQ slurs. The pair was arrested and faces misdemeanor charges, reports say.
Mayor Pete Buttigieg has a New Book Set for Fall, 'Trust'
Pete Buttigieg's next book has a unifying message.
Nurse Pleads, 'Please Tell Me My Life is Worth a LITTLE of Your Discomfort'
"If you come into the hospital and you're sick, I'm going to take care of you," says registered nurse Jewell Harris Jordan. "But damn, you would think you would want to try to protect the people that are trying to keep you safe."
News
Movement for Black Lives Seeks Sweeping Legislative Changes
Proposed federal legislation that would radically transform the nation's criminal justice system was unveiled Tuesday by the Movement for Black Lives.
Entertainment
Review: The Stars Align in 'Mucho Mucho Amor'
"Mucho Mucho Amor" is the story of a larger-than-life Latino Astrologer who used to be seen by 150 million people every day.
Business
Review Finds Many Who Work During Rehab Aren't Being Paid
Across the country, drug and alcohol recovery programs claiming to help the poor and the desperate are instead conscripting them into forms of indentured servitude.
Technology
Excavations to Resume for 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Graves
Tulsa will resume test excavations of potential unmarked graves from the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre after the effort was halted in March because of the coronavirus outbreak, city officials announced.
Finance
2021 Health Plans Granted Leeway To Limit Consumers' Benefit From Drug Coupons
The new rule permits employers and insurers not to apply drug company copayment assistance toward enrollees' deductibles and out-of-pocket maximums for any drug.
Cars
Mercedes to Recall 660,000 Vehicles in China for Oil Leak
Mercedes-Benz will recall more than 660,000 vehicles in China later this year for a possible oil leak.
Style
Watch: The Bizarre and Beautiful From Paris Fashion Week
The world's top fashion houses have quickly reinvented themselves, creating short films to showcase their fall 20-21 collections. Here's a look at what Christian Dior, Hermès and Chanel have to offer.
Health/Fitness
Study: Gyms Will Never be the Same, Even After COVID-19
One in four Americans will never be returning to gyms... even once the pandemic is over, according to new research.
Travel
China Threatens Visa Restrictions on US Officials Over Tibet
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian said the move would target "U.S. individuals with egregious conduct related to Tibet issues" but gave no specifics.
Nightlife
Watch: Twitter Reacts to July 4th Partying on Fire Island as Attendee Recovering from COVID Lashes Out
Photos and videos of people partying, which were purportedly taken at the gaycation hotspot Fire Island in New York, went viral over the July 4th weekend.