Gay Providence: The Latest
Providence, RI
Beth Malone, Tony Nominee for 'Fun Home,' Debuts at Provincetown's Art House
Beth Malone, Broadway star and Tony nominee for 2016's smash hit "Fun Home," will make her Broadway @ The Art House series debut on August 20.
'Free Speech Rally' Cut Short After Massive Counterprotest
Thousands of demonstrators chanting anti-Nazi slogans converged Saturday on downtown Boston in a boisterous repudiation of white nationalism, dwarfing a small group of conservatives who cut short their planned "free speech rally."
GOP Doubts and Anxieties About Trump Burst into the Open
Trump's racially fraught comments about a deadly neo-Nazi rally have thrust into the open some Republicans' deeply held doubts about his competency and temperament, in an extraordinary public airing of worries about a sitting president by his own party.
Patti LaBelle Dishes on Lip-Syncing 'Divettes,' Aretha Franklin Rivalry
Is there a singer more real than Patti LaBelle? The 73-year-old legend of song (and shade) is a firehose of strong-minded opinions.
'This American Life' :: On the Road with Ira Glass
"This American Life" is all about the stories and people who make up this vast, varied and always complicated world, and Ira Glass is the yarn-spinner that leads the always-fascinating narrative.
Broadway Ticket-Buying Now Easier for Fans, Not Re-Sellers
For longtime Bruce Springsteen fan Debbie Elster, there's never been any doubt the competition to get tickets for his upcoming Broadway shows is going to be fierce.
Duke University Removes Damaged Robert E. Lee Statue
Duke University removed a statue of Gen. Robert E. Lee early Saturday after it was vandalized amid a national debate about monuments to the Confederacy.
Thousands March Through Boston Week After Virginia Bloodshed
Thousands of leftist counterprotesters marched through downtown Boston, chanting anti-Nazi slogans and waving signs condemning white nationalism ahead of a rally being staged by conservative activists a week after a Virginia demonstration turned deadly.
Trump to Skip Kennedy Center Arts Awards
In a break with tradition, President Donald Trump and the first lady have decided not to participate in events honoring recipients of this year's Kennedy Center Honors arts awards to "allow the honorees to celebrate without any political distraction."
Q&A: Kendra Erika Talks Billboard Success
Kendra Erika is a South Florida native singer-songwriter. Trained in classical and jazz, she developed her Deep House party sound from hanging out in Miami clubs.
Six Reasons Gays Are a Higher Form of Evolution
Personally, I believe I'm a higher form of evolution. Not just me, though, but all gay people. I look at our community as a whole and, well, we do just about everything better than those who are not inherently equipped to think above the status quo.
News
Trump Admin Cut Funding to Groups Working to De-Radicalize Neo-Nazis in June
The Trump administration diverted fund away from organizations focused on countering white supremacists and other far-right hate groups.
Entertainment
Providence, RI
John Greiner-Ferris: From Public Works to Alley Cat
Former Boston Public Works member John Greiner-Ferris has a new theater company and, as its inaugural production, "Plank" tackles issues of identity, individuality, and community. The playwright told EDGE all about it.
Todrick Hall - 'Straight Outta Oz'
Using the favorite childhood Ozian tale as the base for his original endeavor, Todrick Hall has waved his magic wand and graced us with a fable-turned-on-its-head, original musical called "Straight Outta Oz."
Business
Nevada Judge Clears Way for Expanded Marijuana Distribution
A judge cleared the way Thursday for Nevada to allow more businesses to move marijuana from growers to stores in an effort to keep up with overwhelming demand since recreational pot sales began last month.
Technology
Neutron Beams, X-rays Reveal More About T. Rex Relative
Researchers at a top U.S. laboratory announced Tuesday that they have produced the highest resolution scan ever done of the inner workings of a fossilized tyrannosaur skull using neutron beams and high-energy X-rays.
Finance
Officials: 'No Foreigners' Sale Sign Violates Civil Rights
A veteran's front-yard sign advertising the sale of his home violates state and federal anti-discrimination laws because it indicates the owner won't sell to foreigners, according to Michigan Department of Civil Rights officials.
Cars
Hyundai Unveils New Fuel Cell SUV with Longer Travel Range
Hyundai Motor said Thursday it plans to launch early next year a second-generation hydrogen fuel cell vehicle that will travel more than 580 kilometers (360 miles) between fill-ups under Korean standards.
Style
Diving Deep Into Northern Ireland's Seafood
A visit to Northern Ireland reveals a bounty of fresh seafood that will stimulate your senses.
Health/Fitness
5K Glitter Run Raises Funds for Los Angeles LGBT Center
Thousands of people are expected to participate in The Glitter Run, a first-of-its-kind 5K fun run/walk on Sunday, August 20, to raise funds for the LA LGBT Center.
Travel
'Innocence Has Been Broken': Las Ramblas, Barcelona
The lengthy Las Ramblas promenade where a van plowed into pedestrians Thursday is a tree-lined walkway that starts in a huge plaza and ends near Barcelona's harbor.
Nightlife
Providence, RI
Dyke Night Hosts Second Saturdays with Karaoke in the Lounge
On Saturday, August 12, head to Machine Nightclub when Kristen Porter Presents their monthly Second Saturday party, this week introducing new Karaoke in the Lounge.
Watch: Rachel Platten Releases Video for Powerful Single 'Broken Glass'
Multi-platinum, award-winning pop star Rachel Platten returns with her powerful new single "Broken Glass," the first taste of music from her forthcoming album, set to be released this fall via Columbia Records.
