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Gay History – August 2, 1988: Ronald Reagan Orders Ban on Discrimination Against People With AIDS. But Only For A Certain Few
On August 2nd, 1988 on a recommendation from a 13-member President’s Commission On the HIV Epidemic, President Ronald Reagan ordered a…
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Gay History – August 1971: Newsweek Magazine Publishes “The Militant Homosexual” – READ THE FULL ARTICLE
A little over two years after the Stonewall riots in NYC's Greenwich Village on August 23rd, 1971, Newsweek’magazine published an article titled “The Militant…
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Gay History – July 29: The Village People, Jerome Robbins, and the Murder of John O’Connell in San Francisco
July 29, 1905: Dag Hammarskjold, the second Secretary-General of the United Nations (1953-1961), in Jonkoping, Sweden. He died in a…
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BROADWAY FLASHBACK – WATCH: Carol Channing sings “Put On Your Sunday Clothes” from HELLO, DOLLY! (1978)
With the pandemic raging on so long and the return of Broadway shows nowhere in site there is not a…
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Gay History – July 27, 1967: Queen Elizabeth II Formally Decriminalizes Homosexuality in the United Kingdom
On this day in July 1967, just under 2 years before the Stonewall Riots in the United States – The Sexual Offences…
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Gay History – July 25, 1979: “Cruising” Movie Shoot Protested By NYC’s Gay Community
For those of you too young to remember the movie Cruising it is a 1980 psychological thriller film directed by…
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AIG Insurance Denies Claim Filed By Family of Dead Gay Sheriff’s Deputy Who Contracted COVID-19 In The Line of Duty
Insurance giant AIG has denied the claim filed by the family of Shannon Bennett, a gay Florida Sheriff’s deputy for…
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3 Men Arrested In Connection to Murder of Gay Man in Virginia
The Loudoun County, Virginia Sheriff’s Office announced it had arrested Gavin Collins, 21, , and Joshua Hunter, 22, of Woodbridge,…
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Gay History – July 23, 1909: Secret Gay Historian Samuel Steward (aka Phil Andros) Born
LGBT History - July 23, 1909: Legendary poet, novelist, and university professor Samuel Morris Steward also known as Phil Andros and Phil Sparrow was born…
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#ThrowbackThursday- The Infamous Adonis Movie Theater NYC (1975 – 1988)
The 1,433-seat Adonis Theater, was originally built as the Tivoli Theater in 1921 by Billy Rose for Fanny Brice and…
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