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Arts

Gender-bending actress takes on Boston play
By Jules Becker | Sep 1
Openly lesbian Sheriden Thomas is a triple threat.

Billy Masters

Billy Masters: A surprising "Dancing with the Stars" line-up
By Billy Masters | Aug 31
People like David Hasselhoff, Michael Bolton, Margaret Cho, and Florence Henderson could be participants, along with pre-marital abstinence advocate, Bristol Palin.

So they say

So they say: Wanda Sykes, Mary-Louise Parker, and the Blue Power Ranger
By Bay Windows Staff | Aug 30
"I’ve always thought that Nancy should have sex with a woman. It’d be good for her. ...We should [start a letter-writing campaign]. ’People In Support of Nancy Botwin Embracing Lesbianism.’ Right on." - "Weeds" star Mary-Louise Parker offered up a grassroots idea during an interview with Vanity Fair.

Culture

Destination: New England
By Hannah Clay Wareham | May 5
You don’t need a passport to have an exciting, meaningful vacation this summer.

Books

Meghan McCain opens up about campaign, Palins
By Associated Press | Sep 3
John McCain’s daughter says in a new book released Tuesday, Aug. 31 that Sarah Palin brought drama, stress, and uncertainty to her father’s failed bid for the presidency in 2008.

Movies

Longest screen kiss of all time between two women
By Hannah Clay Wareham | Aug 27
Elena Undone, from Film McQueen Prods and Soul Kiss Films, is claiming to feature the longest screen kiss ever, between two women.

Television

Lesbian mom to co-host CBS "Talk" show
By Associated Press | Jul 30
Sara Gilbert, producer and co-host of the new CBS daytime show "The Talk,"" said she will share her life as a lesbian partner and mom on the air when it seems right.

Radio

Gay champion Chief Justice Marshall to hit the radio waves
By Hannah Clay Wareham | Feb 26
Marshall, who is the first woman to hold the position of Chief Justice, wrote the 2003 decision in Goodridge v. Department of Public Health that legalized same-sex marriage in Massachusetts.

Anti-gay evangelical leader Dobson leaving radio show

Music

Back to basics
By Hannah Clay Wareham | Aug 25
Popular Christian singer/songwriter Jennifer Knapp on coming out, losing a couple fans, and finding happiness.

Theater

Gender-bending actress takes on Boston play
By Jules Becker | Sep 1
Openly lesbian Sheriden Thomas is a triple threat.

Nightlife

Go ’Back to School’ with a themed party
By Hannah Clay Wareham | Aug 9
Dyke Night Productions is hosting their annual School Grrl/Boi contest on Saturday, Sept. 11 from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. at Machine Nightclub (1254 Boylston St.).

Dining

Did you barbecue pig or pug this 4th of July?
By Rev. Irene Monroe | Jul 6
Carnism is an unconscious and accepted practice of eating "certain" animals.