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Last weekend on Fire Island, far from the bright lights of Broadway, Patti LuPone performed at the Ice Palace nightclub for some of her most adoring f

On Fire Island, ardent fans described their affection for the Broadway star while waiting to see her perform at a Cherry Grove nightclub.

What do Wendy Williams and Patti LuPone have in common? A certain NYC nightlife promoter who knows just what the gays want.

Housed in an abandoned soviet-era power plant, Berghain is infamous for its strict, often opaque door policy.

A once common arrangement that can help or strain work-life balance is being sustained by a new generation of New Yorkers.

In the 20th century, when the queer rights movement was just surfacing, the queer nightlife scene coexisted as a safe haven as well as a place of resistance and activism.

For all the huffing and puffing about diversity and range and spectrum, the life cycle of a queer person is fairly limited: you’re closeted, then you come out, then you’re proud. If parenthood and artistry and career and taste can evolve over the years, then why not queerness?

8:00 AM Drift by Daniel Wohl - Commissioned by iSing Silicon Valley Girlchoir - Commissioned by iSing, Drift is a five-minute multimedia work for treble choir, electronics, acoustic instruments, and video. It is iSings first multimedia, and entirely digital commission. Drift will debut on May 15th at 8am on iSings YouTube channel. The piece will also be a part of their concert, Choosing Harmony. click here 10:30 AM Sonia De Los Santos - Children and grownups of all backgrounds adore the joyful ...

Inside Liza Minnellis 75th Birthday Celebration With Barbra Streisand, Kristen Chenoweth and Shirley MacLaine Michael Appler, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail A year to the day since Broadway shuttered, Liza Minnelli celebrated her 75th birthday — but not over post-show drinks with Joan Collins, in a limo in Paris with John Waters, or at her childhood home with Shirley MacLaine. Memories like those abounded in “A Love Letter to Liza,” a benefit for the Actors Fund on Friday night, meant ...