I thought these folks were complete idiots, but they were all adults, and I didn’t know any of them well. What could I do?

Why travel expert Nubia Younge believes splurging smart beats spending big, plus her ultimate LGBTQ+ dinner guests & where they'd dine.

It is so big that when we arrived, we were warned that there was an entire West Wing that we were not to enter under any ...

Andrew Keenan-Bolger traveled to Montreal for his birthday, and GayCities was one step behind him—at least virtually.

The new opening of Canopy by Hilton Cannes is the latest reason to jet-set to the French Riviera to see and be seen.

Le JU terrace on Archive street in the center of Paris’ gay neighborhood While Le Marais serves as the primary gayborhood of the French capital (think of it as a Parisian Castro or West Hollywood), ...

Pride started as a protest. And while many of today’s biggest Pride festivals still carry that spirit of resistance, they’ve also grown into massive celebrations of queer joy, visibility, and ...

L.A.’s first permitted Pride parade rolled down Hollywood Boulevard on June 28, 1970, led by the Christopher Street West Association. Organizations on both coasts planned parades on the same day to ...

Andrew George Scott aka Captain Moonlite (L) and James Nesbitt (R), along with the grave that honors their love. It was late 1879 in the Australian outback, and Captain Moonlite and his gang of young ...

Lina Bradford is New York City‘s quintessential DJ, a living legend of the nightlife scene who has seamlessly evolved from the golden era of club culture to the most coveted parties of today. A ...

From political anger, activism, and support to uninhibited dancing, Washington, DC welcomed visitors from all around the world for a full weekend of celebration, authentic expression, and activism.