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Steve Ostrow, who founded famed NYC bathhouse the Continental Baths, dies at 91

NEW YORK (AP) — Steve Ostrow, who founded the trailblazing New York City gay bathhouse the Continental Baths, where Bette Midler, Barry Manilow and other

Stonewall history comes to life with help from a talking park, bronze statues and a Tony-winning star

LGBTQ history is coming to life with a little help from a talking park, four bronze statues and the voices of five beloved Broadway actors — including a Tony Award-winning, history-making star. In the recently launched “Talking Statues at Christopher Park” project, multi-hyphenate actor J. Harrison Ghee gives life to the tiny piece of land in the heart of Manhattan’s West Village that has been ...

Stonewall history comes to life in Talking Statues at Christopher Park

David Carter, masterful Stonewall chronicler, remembered at the iconic bar

In a moving memorial celebration held at the Stonewall Inn on April 15, David Carter — the activist, historian, and writer who authored the definitive history

Julius Bar, an iconic NYC gay bar, may become city landmark

Julius Bar, one of the oldest gay bars in New York City, could become the latest of the city's landmarks.

Queer Riis Beach Party for Ms. Colombia as Demolition of Nearby Hospital Looms

With major change to an LGBTQ-favorite park on the horizon, queer beachgoers rejoiced in the annual Ms. Colombia Walk even as they face an un-shore future.

Rainbow Roadmap 2022: Your LGBTQ Pride Month guide

Happy Pride! Here's a helpful guide to help you celebrate the year's most colorful month.

Photos: John Cameron Mitchell & More Acknowledge Julius' Significance to LGBT Activism & History

Village Preservation; the NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project; the owner of Julius’ Bar, located at 159 West 10th Street; special guest, Broadway star John Cameron Mitchell; LGBT activist and 1966 “Sip-In” participant, Randy Wicker; and others gathered for the unveiling of a plaque to acknowledge Julius’ significance to LGBT activism and history. 

Julius' Bar, NYC's oldest gay bar, gets commemorative plaque

On April 21, 1966, four members of the Mattachine Society, an early queer rights organization decided to challenge regulations adopted by bars to deny service to patrons who were seen as “disorderly” — a vague definition that New York City police used to refer to same-sex flirting, kissing or even touching.

Rusty Mae Moore, transgender activist and longtime Hofstra educator, has died