Gay Providence: The Latest
Romney Aims to Clinch GOP Nod in Utah Senate Race
Mitt Romney has a second chance during a primary election to dispatch a Utah state lawmaker who defeated him at the state Republican Party convention in the race for a Senate seat opening up with the retirement of long-serving U.S. Sen. Orrin Hatch.
Watch: Adam Rippon Shows Off His Behind for ESPN Body Issue
Adam Rippon is one of the LGBTQ athletes featured in ESPN's annual Body Issue and for his cover, the Olympic skater is showing off his backside.
Watch: Customers Defend Gay Waitress Denied Tip by Religious Couple on 'What Would You Do?' Segment
The latest episode of "What Would You Do?" enlists actors to recreate an incident in which a waitress was denied a tip by a religious couple because she is gay. Find out how patrons reacted.
Watch: Madonna Praises the LGBTQ Community in Instagram Post
Madonna took to Instagram Sunday to celebrate Pride Month and honor the LGBTQ community with a heartfelt post and video.
PopUps: Ariana Grande Brags About Fiancé Pete Davidson's Penis
As Ariana Grande prepares to release her new album in August, the pop star is getting a lot of attention - not just for her new singles but for her budding romance with "Saturday Night Live" star Pete Davidson.
Supreme Court Won't Hear Case of Anti-Gay Marriage Florist
The Supreme Court is ordering Washington courts to take a new look at the case of a florist who refused to provide services for the wedding of two men because of her religious objection to same-sex marriage.
Michelin Starry Nights: A Taste of Iceland and the Faroe Islands
Nordic cuisine continues to reign supreme with new Michelin restaurants emerging in Iceland and the Faroe Islands.
Betty Buckley Joins 'Preacher,' Says 'Dolly!' Tour Will 'Make America Happy Again'
Actress-singer Betty Buckley joins AMC's drama 'Preacher,' sings songs of 'Hope' on new album and heads upcoming 'Hello, Dolly!' tour she says will 'make America happy again.'
Democratic NYC Pol Under Fire for Creating Fake Grindr Profiles to Gain Support: 'It's Kinda Like Catfishing'
A Democratic congressional candidate in New York City is coming under fire for creating fake profiles, using fake photos, on gay hookup apps like Grindr to gain support from voters.
Kathy Griffin and Stormy Daniels Team Up to Give Trump the Finger
Kathy Griffin and Stormy Daniels - two women who have been embroiled with President Donald Trump for various reasons - teamed up last week to send a loud and clear message to the Commander in Chief.
News
Trump Trash Talks Restaurant that Booted Sanders
President Donald Trump is trash-talking a restaurant that refused to serve his press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
Entertainment
Providence, RI
'Tanglewood' Comes to Boston Common on July 13
On Friday, July 13, at 8 p.m., the Boston Symphony Orchestra presents its annual "Tanglewood In the City" event on the Boston Common-a live video presentation of a BSO concert at Tanglewood.
Review :: U2. TD Garden. Boston. June 22, 2018
Over the last few years, U2 seems to have hit a bit of a creative renaissance. They're on their latest tour, "Songs of Experience," which came through Boston last Thursday and Friday.
Business
AP FACT CHECK: Trump's Mixed Signals on Immigration, NKorea
The president's comments capped a dizzying week of questionable claims, non-sequiturs and outright misstatements amid fallout over his treatment of refugees crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.
Technology
Sandy-Ravaged Aquarium Opens Splashy New Shark Exhibit
Cue the "Jaws" music. Sharks are the stars of a splashy new exhibit hall at the New York Aquarium that marks a major step in the beachfront facility's recovery from the devastating impact of 2012's Superstorm Sandy.
Finance
Fresh Ways to Save Some Green at the Farmers Market
Buying fresh fruit and vegetables at farmers markets offers opportunities to save money in ways you might not find at a grocery store.
Cars
Chevrolet Goes After Jeep Grand Cherokee with New Blazer
Because these days you can't have too many SUVs, General Motors is bringing back the Chevrolet Blazer. Only this time it's not a thirsty and boxy truck.
Style
U.S. Restaurants Host Refugee Chefs Who Offer a Taste of Home
The Refugee Food Festival -- a joint initiative of the United Nations Refugee Agency and a French nonprofit, Food Sweet Food -- started in Paris in 2016 and came to the U.S. for the first time this year, with restaurants in New York participating as well.
Health/Fitness
Nearly 400 People Used California Assisted Death Law in 2017
California health officials reported Friday that 374 terminally ill people took drugs to end their lives in 2017, the first full year after a law made the option legal.
Travel
Inbound U.S. Flights Soon to Screen Powdered Substances
U.S. security officials will require more screening of powdered substances in carry-on bags on international flights headed to the United States starting June 30.
Nightlife
Chicago Pride Parade :: June 24, 2018
Chicago's 49th annual Pride Parade had LGBTQ supporters coming out and enjoying a sunny day full of rainbows.
