Gay Providence: The Latest
Thai Scientists Catch Bats to Trace Virus Origins
Researchers in Thailand have been trekking though the countryside to catch bats in their caves in an effort to trace the murky origins of the coronavirus.
Is it Safe to Drink From a Water Fountain During the Pandemic?
Experts weigh in on best practices to stay safe and hydrated this summer.
Lockdown Comedy: Stand-Up in the Age of Covid
On third Thursdays, Lisa Geduldig brings us Lockdown Comedy, shows, online via Zoom. This month's show takes place on August 20 and promises to offer lots of laughs. The line-up includes the host's mom, at a senior home in Florida.
Let it Flow: Trump Administration Eases Showerhead Rules
The Trump Administration wants to change the definition of a showerhead to let more water flow, addressing a pet peeve of the president who complains he isn't getting wet enough.
Set for Ptown Award, Charles Busch Looks Back and Forward
Speaking with Charles Busch it is difficult not to get a case of the giggles. EDGE spoke to the theater legend as he prepares to virtually accept an award this weekend from the Provincetown Theater.
No Crowd, Plenty of History as Biden Introduces Harris
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and his newly chosen running mate Kamala Harris campaigned together for the first time Wednesday.
After Turning Heads While Jogging, Shia LaBouef Wants to Play LGBTQ Character in New Marvel Film
Check out the pic of Shia LaBeouf jogging and read about how he wants to play a LGBTQ character in new Marvel film.
Report: Here's Why RuPaul Quit Social Media
Several months after RuPaul deleted Twitter and scrubbed his Instagram clean, Page Six is reporting why the "Drag Race" host left social media.
Watch: ABC's 'What Would You Do?' Explores Homophobia Among Sports Fans
The long-running ABC hidden camera series "What Would You Do?" posed a compelling question with its latest episode, which staged an instance of anti-gay bullying at a sports store.
Trans YouTube Star NikkieTutorials and Fiancé Robbed at Gunpoint at Home
YouTube star NikkieTutorials — also known as Nikkie de Jager — and her fiancé Dylan Drossaers were attacked and robbed at gunpoint at the home in the Netherlands on Saturday.
News
Meet the 'Demisexuals' — A Happily Married Mormon Couple Both Attracted to Men
Can a man and a woman be happily married when both are attracted to the same sex? For a Utah couple, the answer is yes.
Entertainment
Review: 'The King Of Staten Island' an Erratic, Likeable Dramedy About Growing Up
Judd Apatow and Pete Davidson teamed up to deliver "The King of Staten Island," a worthwhile drama-comedy that's frequently funny and even a bit insightful about mental health.
Business
Media Mogul Sumner Redstone Dies at 97
Sumner Redstone, who built a media empire from his family's drive-in movie chain, has died. He was 97.
Technology
Queer Instagram Account Accused of Mishandling Donations
Last week, in an investigative report by the Washington Post, a former volunteer for the popular Instagram account Queer Appalachia accused the organization of mishandling donations.
Finance
Don't Count on Lower Premiums Despite Pandemic-Driven Boon for Insurers
Numerous insurers across the country have announced plans to hike rates next year, though some have proposed cuts.
Cars
Edmunds: With Low Interest Rates, Should You Lease or Buy?
With interest rates at record lows, is it still worth leasing a new car? We took a look at the financial outcomes of buying and leasing to see how current finance trends might affect your decision.
Style
Milan Fashion Returns to Runway in September, in Part
After the coronavirus pushed many fashion houses to make online-only presentations in July, more than half of participating Milan fashion houses are making plans to present in-person previews for Spring-Summer 2021.
Health/Fitness
Nurses and Doctors Sick With COVID Feel Pressured to Get Back to Work
Hospitals, clinics and other health care facilities have flouted that simple guidance, pressuring workers who contract COVID-19 to return to work sooner than public health standards suggest.
Travel
Live Here? Go There: 5 Road Trips to Get Outta Town
Summer 2020 is shaping up to be a road-trip kind of season. To help you refresh and decompress the gay way, we've compiled this tip sheet for your very own LGBTQ break from five U.S. cities. Gas up the car, pack up your travel cooler, and let's roll!
Nightlife
Summer Flashback: Ptown Carnival, Part 1
Provincetown Carnival attracts somewhere near 80,000 people to the town for the celebrations - something impossible in this year of COVID. The event was scheduled to begin this Friday. Here's a look back at carnival past - part 1 of 2.