A short video on the Fire Island Pines Gay resort located in Long Island, NY. To access Fire Island you need to take a ferry to the harbor in each neighborhood. The white sandy beaches and 360o views are showcased in teh is video with a house tour of 455 Ocean Walk and its panoramic views from the r...

The new Brightline speed train is inagurating the first leg connecting Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach in January, 2018. In May, 2018 will expand to Miami after the completion of a multilevel downtown Miami terminal. The final planned extention will be unvailed in 2020 connecting South Florida...

Through the whimsical imagination of childhood, think what it must be like to be a latke, one of the foods made with oil that attend the Festival of Lights.

Alfred Hitchcock on puns interviewed by Dick Cavett in 1972

If you could be straight, would you? Buzzfeed posed this thought provoking question to several members of our LGBT community, with one person responding: “It probably would have been a lot easier.” Another adds: “We as gay people have to go to gay-themed events, gay bars, gay clubs, whereas a straig

Rick Welts, CEO of the NBA team Phoenix Suns, is the first prominent male sports executive to reveal he's gay.

Diwali 2011 festival of Lights celebration at the Golden Temple. The Golden Temple of amritsar, known as swarn mandir or swarna mandir, located in Punjab, is the famous pilgrimage place for sikhs in India.

This film is being released at the14th anniversary of Patrik-Ian Polk’s landmark rom-com, Noah’s Arc: Jumping The Broom. By centering a predominantly Black, gay cast, the film felt downright revolutionary in 2008—and it still feels just as groundbreaking today.

Instead of its usual cold open sketch, Saturday Night Live offered a message to the French people, in English and French, delivered by Cecily Strong:

“Paris is the City of Lights and here in New York City, we know that light will never go out. Our love and support is with everyone there tonight.

The city-state is home to 5.6 million residents, 39% of whom are foreign nationals, including permanent residents. There are four official languages: English, Malay, Mandarin Chinese, and Tamil; most Singaporeans are bilingual and English serves as the nation's lingua franca. Its cultural diversity ...