What’s Next Now

Chad Vo envisions a retail empire in Chelsea

For queer video-game fans, deciding whom to pledge allegiance to—the gay community or the gaming community—can be a tough choice.

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Todd Shalom, founder of Elastic City (Elastic-City.com), which organizes conceptual New York walks, thinks Grindr might be able to transform an unlikely entity: walking tours

Four like-minded NYU students—Michael Cavarretta, 19, John DeVito, 20, Eduardo Lipe, 21 and Joe Picini, 22—created Born Like This (BornLikeThis.org), a Web resource by youth for youth.

Fire Island might be gay New York’s summer playground but finding a share and scheduling weekends with your friends can be a nightmare.

Tyler Adkins’ Cups (CupsNYC.com) are not cupcakes. They may look like the dessert which New Yorkers have aYankees-style obsession for—but they’re not

For Brian Elliot, the future of gay activism doesn’t lie with the homosexual, but with his sometimes-clueless hetero friends.

For Andrew Fried, dreams of a mountain life finally led him away from his cubicle-dwelling career in strategy consulting

In 2008, David Mramor needed to vent his anger. So he did what any college-aged creative-type would do: he wrote some poetry