What’s Next Now

Don’t tell Paul Riner and Nicholas Porche not to mix business with pleasure

Geeks of the world are now part of a multibillion-dollar comic book and gaming industries. Sadly, few of those dollars are focused the growing gay fanboy community

Despite what Los Angeles might lead you to believe, New York is still a town filled with aspiring filmmakers

Most theater companies work decades to score support from a Pulitzer Prize-winning American playwright like Edward Albee. All it took for The Common Tongue was an email

Alex Dimitrov Won’t date boys who don’t have a nice-looking bookshelf

When Caldwell grew tired of our country’s lack of progress with marriage equality, he decided to make a stand—in Times Square

With its abundance of gay bars, its proximity to Broadway and more Thai restaurant than Thailand (or so it seems), Hell’s Kitchen has become a hub of gay life for New York

While the seedy soap-opera plot of the Haven family reads like a daytime soap, there’s one major difference: it’s only available online

Gay men love their underwear. “It’s because fashion starts from underneath!” says Julia Nazginov

Michael R. Jackson is attempting to rebrand the iconic name with his unique style of musical theater