Pride Month
Lesbian
Trans
People of Color
Drag Queen/King
That’s Gay – How to Look Your Gayest This Summer!
I’ve recently finished a long stint bartending – So what’s a gay gal to do with her new found freedoms and even gayer lifestyle?
Executive Director of PhillyGayCalendar
The Love Boat
When was the last time you did something new that you talked about for weeks to come? Are you tired of the same old faces and scene? Do you want to take advantage of gorgeous summer weather dancing your ass off to the best music from the last three decades all the while enjoying the views of the waterfront? Let’s go. I mean it. That’s an order. Oh, and save a dance for me.
Ask Debra: Gay Marriage and Family
Let’s talk about marriage and children
Ask Debra: What Are My Rights with the Police?
Being arrested can be frightening, but what are your rights when the cops come to your door.
The Post-Rapture Guide for the End Times Ahead
If you’re reading this, I have some news for you. You haven’t been Raptured. I know. I’m as surprised as you are. I was all set to ditch my pudgy corporeal form and get whisked up to heaven in an incorruptible, and presumably toned, body, to spend the rest of eternity chugging mimosas and learning to play rock songs on the harp. Alas, we were not the chosen ones, and now we’re stuck here to face the storms, earthquakes, hurricanes, and whatever other geologic activity and weather patterns that once represented natural phenomena but are now gleaming signposts of the approaching apocalypse.
Ask Debra: Losing a Loved One
Losing someone close to you can be devastating, but complications come when legal issues arrise
Review: At the Hand of My Mother
Fans of innovative theater will thoroughly enjoy NYC’s most recent transplant At The Hand of My Mother currently playing at Powerplant Productions in Old City. At The Hand of My Mother tells the story of a deaf Oralist community in Ireland at two moments in its history.
BOYFRIEND UNIVERSITY: What’s love got to do with it?
So what’s love got to do with it, Tina? To quote Ms. Turner, ”It’s physical, only logical, you must try to ignore, that it means more than that.”
Pool Side in Philadelphia
I’m not a huge beach guy. I mean, it’s really pretty to look at. But even when I go with the most seasoned beach lovers, I still get impatient, sweaty, coated in sand and just generally irritable. A walk down to the ocean really just involves jellyfish, seaweed and shells ripping up my feet. Sorry. I can deal, I just don’t love it.
Ask Debra: From Family Planning to Parking Wars
Debra answers legal questions this week about a gay couple adopting their first child and advises a visitor about how to deal with Philly parking lots