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...
On September 28, 1877, Sarah Maud Pollard, as Samuel M. Pollard, married Marancy Hughes in Tuscarora, Elko County, Nevada Territory. Homer Thiel, a Tucson archaeologist and historian, wrote about that marriage in a...
On September 21st, 1955, Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon had been together as lovers for three years when they complained to a gay male couple that they did not know any other lesbians. The gay couple...
August 20, 1996: President Clinton announced his signing of the so-called Defense of Marriage Act, which outlawed federal recognition of same-sex marriage, and which still allows states to ignore the Full Faith and...
The self loathing homos over at PFOX (Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays and Gays) are stamping their delusional hateful little feet and screaming for inclusion in the Smithsonian’s LGBT history exhibit. [Smithsonian Archives Specialist Franklin] Robinson...
Sen. Joseph McCarthy’s (R-WI) and closet-case right-hand henchman Roy Cohn’s (pictured above) anti-Communist hearings are a dark, and sinister stain in Gay and Lesbian history as well as America history. McCarthy’s campaign was not...
Watch the Emmy Award winning KPIX People’s 5 report with Don Knapp presented on the 1 yr Anniversary of slain Mayor Moscone & Supervisor Milk’s murders. The 25 minute special report opens joyously...
A federal court in Orlando, Florida has ruled that the estate of Harris Glenn Milstead, also known by his stage name Divine was “illegally usurped” from the drag legend’s rightful family heirs. Via the Hollywood Reporter: The ruling...
The Associated Press reports that the last of the nations bathhouses which managed to survive through the 1980’s and 1990’s are closing at an alarming rate and facing tough financial times. In the heyday of...
