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Arts

Elton John: young people are "complacent" about HIV
By Hannah Clay Wareham | Nov 20
The out pop icon fears that youth are "not listening" to hard facts of HIV/AIDS.

Billy Masters

’Twilight’ hotties can keep taking it off
By Billy Masters | Nov 18
’Twilight’s’ Taylor Lautner strips down, Kathy Griffin goes from "The D List" to "The L Word," and Obama might be packing more than just presidential power.

So they say

So They Say: Carrie Prejean, Margaret Cho, Portia de Rossi
By Rex Wockner | Nov 17
"I am a fantastically good partner in all things sexual. I am tireless and enthusiastic and very flexible both physically and emotionally. I am a good time." - Honorary-homosexual comedian Margaret Cho to the Palm Springs gay magazine The BottomLine Oct. 23.

Culture

The Kardashian sisters stand up against "H8"
By Hannah Clay Wareham | Nov 20
Khloe, Kim, and Kourtney offered their iconic images to an anti-Prop. 8 campaign.

Books

Chaz Bono to write memoir
By Hannah Clay Wareham | Sep 23
Diva Cher’s transgender son will release ’tell-all’ about transition.

Movies

Danish documentary shows lesbian life
By Hannah Clay Wareham | Nov 20
A new Danish documentary called Goddag mit navn er Lesbisk (Hello, my name is Lesbian) blends historic footage from the past fifty years with interviews with modern lesbians living in Denmark.

Television

Fox trying to keep "GLEE’s" Chris Colfer in the closet
By Hannah Clay Wareham | Nov 20
"GLEE" gay favorite has been encouraged to keep his sexuality under wraps.

Radio

Anti-gay evangelical leader Dobson leaving radio show
By Associated Press | Nov 2
James Dobson, the voice of conservative Christian group Focus on the Family, will no longer host its flagship radio broadcast and is cutting formal ties with the organization that he founded more than 30 years ago

Music

Elton John: young people are "complacent" about HIV
By Hannah Clay Wareham | Nov 20
The out pop icon fears that youth are "not listening" to hard facts of HIV/AIDS.

Theater

Comedian Paula Poundstone laughs her way to Boston
By Hannah Clay Wareham | Sep 15
The NPR commentator recently released her first recorded CD.

Nightlife

’The Slutcracker’ to take the stage again
By Hannah Clay Wareham | Nov 18
’The Slutcracker,’ a burlesque re-imagining of the timeless holiday classic, ’The Nutcracker,’ will take Somerville stages by storm this December.

Dining

Provincetown’s first annual Restaurant Week ready to set sail!
By Hannah Clay Wareham | Sep 30
Twenty Provincetown restaurants will "set their tables" for the town’s 1st Annual Restaurant Week, Nov. 6 - 12.