Philadelphia’s Revolutionary War history is a mess: Theater Unspeakable and The American Revolution performance piece at Christ Church Neighborhood House, has an answer to that

Genuine liberty is at a real, raw deficit when it comes to the Supreme Court’s dismantling of Roe V Wade and women’s abortion rights (to say nothing of SCOTUS’ promise of coming for gay and contraceptive rights next). Certainly, Black…

On Saturday, May 28, DuiJi 13 joins fellow Vinyl Tap 215 member Starfire to host a Prince presentation in West Philly. Hear from him why he keeps going and why his mom is still one of his greatest influences.

Curated by acclaimed podcaster and writer Len Webb, this listing features the best Philly has to offer in terms of entertainment, comedy, music, community, and more every week.

Original plays, majestic creatures with ridiculous horns, and Night Market returns to NoLibs this week.

From impertinent upstart at a gay newspaper to parlaying volunteering into a 35-year career in radio, he's seen it all. His iconic party Sex Dwarf has its own culture. Where the heck does the name come from, anyway?

Mel Orpen, a Queer Filmmaker/Writer/Director tells us how love, loss, and personal injustices eventually led her to USC Film School.

How does one become a top or a bottom? Do all gay men hold secret ceremonies to assign their sexual positions? We dive deep into the logistics of gay sex.

From Buffy The Vampire Slayer to Disney's Robin Hood cartoon... a gay awakening can take mysterious forms.

When you find yourself needing a pregnancy test, it’s already stressful. Regardless of what outcome you’re hoping for, there’s a lot of emotion involved in the process- even before you have to aim your pee stream at a tiny stick.…

Leaks aside and rumors be damned, when the Supreme Court finally overturned Roe v. Wade on Friday, effectively ending federal protections of abortion rights, and repudiating the original 1973 decision guaranteeing those rights, that punch to the gut changed America…

From Kevin Hart and The Chainsmokers to Amy Schumer and Tom Jones, a small army of show biz A-listers are headed to the region’s gambling dens.

On a balmy early evening in April, University City’s Dim Sum House – the now-five-year-old traditional Chinese menu salon operated by Philly’s mother-and-son team of Jane Guo and Jackson Fu – transformed into something wild and sleek while still hewing…