For Cyrus Grace Dunham, Gender Is a Journey Without a Clear End
The Glassell Park resident—and sibling to big sister Lena—details their dysphoria in the new memoir, 'A Year Without a Name'
Scotty Bowers, Storied ‘Facilitator’ of Old Hollywood’s Gay Underground, Has Died at Age 96
He claimed to have arranged hundreds of trysts for stars dating back to the 1940s
After a Stop at the Abbey, Kamala Harris Promises an LGBTQ Advocate in the White House
The candidate swung by WeHo in advance of tonight's LGBTQ town hall
The Star Wars Universe’s First Openly Gay Couple Is “the Cutest”
A franchise that's launched decades of rumors finally has a confirmed pair of gay animated extraterrestrials
How the West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval Became the Biggest Costume Party in the World
Founded in 1987, the gathering now stretches for miles and packs in a half million raucous revelers
After Alleged Transphobic Incident, Las Perlas Faces “Rougher Road” to WeHo Opening
The DTLA mezcal bar has reportedly changed security companies after trans women were booted
Los Angeles Has Become a Hub for a Wave of Queer Street Artists
From commissioned murals to wheatpasted posters, gay art is popping up all over L.A.'s streetscape
How the Boulet Brothers Made Space for Freaky, Femme Energy in L.A.’s Queer Party Scene
The alt-drag power couple says goodbye to Queen Kong, a weekly party that diversified a masculine scene
A Landmark Book on Gay History Has Been Updated and Re-Released for a New Generation
Charles Kaiser picks up where he left off in "The Gay Metropolis"
In Circus of Books, a Filmmaker Explores How Gay Porn Became Her Family’s Business
The Ryan Murphy-produced doc is more than a eulogy for a gay L.A. landmark, it's a family portrait