Spotlight

The New York Historical Society examines the pre-ACT UP period of the HIV/AIDS epidemic with their new exhibit AIDS in New York: The First Five Years.

Out playwright Keelay Gipson’s provocative play about race and sexuality returns for the Downtown Urban Theater Festival’s Encore Series.

After the parades and festivals there’s a whole lotta partying to do in the outer boroughs.

Manhattan may be the center of gay New York, but the outer boroughs have plenty of pride as well.

Dan Savage on his new book, American Savage, and the special talk he’s doing at the New York Public Library on May 28.

Theatre of the Oppressed NYC presents their second annual Spring to Action Festival at Church of Saint Luke in the Fields.

Christina Crawford chats about surviving Joan Crawford, surviving her cult following and Surviving Mommie Dearest.

Follow our UBW timeline and you won’t miss a single patch of fur—or pot of honey!

Universal Gear celebrates 20 years as a brand and more than a decade in New York.

Producer Cheryl King gives us a behind-the-scenes look at her annual festival of queer theater.