In the late 1960’s Steve Ostrow opened the famous Continental Baths in the basement of the landmark Ansonia Hotel, which at one time was home to such greats as Caruso, Stravinsky and Toscanini....
Some of the most historical gay property in America next to The Stonewall Inn, namely the business strip of the Fire Island Pines home to The Pavillion Nightclub, The Blue Whale, and the harbor-front...
“I still hear people say that I should not be talking about the rights of lesbian and gay people and I should stick to the issue of racial justice… But I hasten...
While BOTH actor Gary Sinise, and FOX News Anchor Bret Baier,have cancelled, Pete Coors, the Chairman of the Molson Coors Brewing Company along with Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal and NYC Archbishop Timothy Dolan,...
Actor, comedian, and activist Taylor Negron has died after a long battle with cancer. He was 57. Negron who played Rodney Dangerfield’s future son-in-law Julio in “Easy Money”, the villainous Milo in “The...
LOOK was a bi-weekly, general-interest oversize magazine published in Des Moines, Iowa, from 1937 to 1971. The magazine with more of an emphasis on photographs than articles and was generally considered a rip-off of Life magazine, which...
January 1st is a has been a very busy and very gay day throughout history! Happy New Year! – B2S.com __________________________________________________ January 1, 1801 – Ireland was added to Great Britain by...
At one time New York City’s Mineshaft was the most notorious “members only” gay S&M/B&D sex club in history and today it’s memory is treated as a dirty little secret by the assimilated A-Gay crowd and is almost...
In 1957 Frank Kameny was a Harvard educated, WWII veteran working for the Army Map Service until the Government found out he was gay and fired him and started the events that would make...
