Following years of public pressure, parade organizers finally lifted a ban on LGBTQ groups marching in the annual parade.
"Only Murders in the Building's" Michael Cyril Creighton helps us solve some behind-the-scenes mysteries from season four.
A New York City man was killed and another seriously injured after their Grindr hookup turned into a bloody double stabbing.
The newly opened Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center cements the profound impact and importance of queer revolution.
The lawsuit claims city's definition of "infertility" is discriminatory and denies gay couples the chance to grow their families.
"Hell's Kitchen" traces the early years of Grammy-winning artist Alicia Keys, but it only scratches at the surface.
A gay developer plans to transform a complex that once housed the Playboy Club into a gay-friendly hotel, restaurant, and nightclub.
At the start of his career, Barry Manilow performed at New York City’s famed Continental Baths with Bette Midler.
Pace and Bomer, two of the most attractive actors in Hollywood, at one time shared a one-bedroom apartment in New York City.
Eddie Ashley has pleaded guilty to robbery, grand larceny, and identity theft in the plot that allegedly led to overdose deaths.
Ian Williams is accused of groping the 22-year-old victim and then beating her while yelling anti-gay slurs at her.
In a third season loaded with heavy-hitting guest stars, "Only Murders in the Building" still sings thanks to its lead trio.
Some activists participating in New York City's Drag March were filmed reciting a chant that plays into outdated stereotypes of LGBTQ people.
Mayor Eric Adams tells transgender community: “New York City has and will always be a welcoming home for you.”
A 30-year-old gay man says he was robbed of $5,000 in an incident that may be connected to a string of other drug-induced robberies.