L.A.’s Role in the LGBTQ Liberation Movement Takes the Spotlight in a New Doc
Director Gregorio Davila's 'L.A. A Queer History' tells the gripping story of the struggle for gay liberation in Los Angeles from the turn of the 20th century on
L.A. Lost a Gay Landmark in Oil Can Harry’s—but Memories Live On
In the wake of the legendary club's permanent closure, former employees walk us through highlights from its history
How a Three-Day Concert Became L.A.’s Late-Pandemic Coming-Out Party
Many were preparing for another Pride without big in-person events—then OUTLOUD: Raising Voices came along
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In 1970, a Group of Gay Angelenos Plotted to Turn a Rural California County into a Gay Utopia
Los Angeles Gay Liberation Front created a media firestorm by declaring it would relocate gays to remote Alpine County to vote themselves into power. The plan failed—but it turned out that was the idea all along
Our Guide to a Whole Month of Pride Events
The rainbow after the storm is here
L.A. Pride Adds In-Person Events to Its 2021 Calendar
The parade is still off, but Pride organizer Christopher Street West has added a Dodgers game and an outdoor movie night to its lineup
Precinct and Redline Bolstered DTLA’s Gay Nightlife Scene. Now They’re Fighting to Survive
More than a year after bars were ordered to close, the two popular watering holes look to a future that’s still a little blurry
Jojo Siwa’s Coming Out Is as Remarkable as It Seems
According to LGBTQ youth advocates, the kid-friendly pop star's big announcement could have a big impact
West Hollywood to Add Black, Brown, and Trans Representation to Rainbow Crosswalks
“The symbols we use, the representations we highlight, matters," says activist Amber Hikes
