A Seventh-day Adventist temple in Brooklyn will host a children’s choir affiliated with Uganda’s Watoto Church, a church that ...

In this week’s episode of the Gay City News podcast “Thank You For Coming Out,” creator and host Dubbs Weinblatt (they/ them) ...

The New York City Council started delivering on those demands on April 24 when city lawmakers approved a package of bills to ...

Nanette Kazaoka, a well-known figure in the fight for HIV/AIDS awareness and the rights of marginalized communities, passed ...

An inclusive job fair called "Pride in Employment" will be held at 11 a.m. on May 6 in the rotunda of Bronx Borough Hall at ...

Three friends — one woman, two men, twenty-somethings, all handsomely dressed in late 19th century attire — repose themselves ...

An engrossing mix of melancholy, social issues, and cringe comedy, “Most People Die on Sundays” opens with a scene of David ...

LGBTQ Democratic clubs are endorsing candidates in the upcoming June primary competitions for citywide and local competitions ...

The late Pope Francis’ predecessor, Benedict XVI, was the author of Catholic teaching that gay people were “objectively ...

The Prismatic Ground festival, currently in its fifth year, has a very specific mission: showcasing experimental ...