The New York Times

The AIDS epidemic took a terrible toll in New York City. It was made worse because Ed Koch was afraid that it might reveal the truth about himself.

An opinion columnist recently argued that to save Earth, society will need “a few more Greta Thunbergs,” but “a lot more Elon Musks.” That would have the opposite effect.

The New York Times published four articles about the bisexual Senator’s attire. Senators say it is “unfairly sexist,” while the woman behind some of the articles stands behind them.

A profile quoted several Beltway veterans with only positive things to say about Jen Psaki. Only Sean Spicer bitterly complained, claiming he had it harder than she does.

The union representing New York Times writers said they “aren’t budging on the issue,” but the newspaper finds it “unacceptable” that the name of a writer might not match their print archives.

The global Hillsong megachurch, which has several celebrity members from Chris Pratt to Justin Bieber, has repeatedly denounced LGBTQ people. Now they’re Facebook’s newest partner.

A legendary entertainment producer is now being lambasted for his hostile treatment of assistants. One detail not being mentioned in media coverage, though, is his sexuality — and it certainly matters here.

Danica Roem explains that Republicans are pushing anti-trans bills in part to prove to each other that they are not “insufficiently conservative.”

“Their stories are appalling and it’s clear that Governor Cuomo’s behavior is out of line, which is why I’m calling on him to resign,” the host of the gala said in a statement after.

“You’re a guy running for Congress, and you’re upset that the paper that covers your district is … covering your campaign-oriented Instagram account?”

The man who pioneered the first TV cooking show & established American cuisine as a cultural trademark was also deeply closeted, inappropriate & uncomfortable in his own skin. (Literally.)

In record time, the ‘eventual’ Presidential candidate took a unique stand against the music industry, praised pal/Trump advisor Jared Kushner, and shared images of Vladimir Putin.

When asked about his previous comments during CNN’s LGBTQ Town Hall, Steyer asked, “I did?” and “Could you remind me what I said?”

The network is apparently not so ‘open’ to the idea of having LGBTQ+ people represented on its channel as they claimed.

We wish the couple all the tiny baby elephants in the world.

Apparently branding two authoritarian leaders threatening the world order as gay is supposed to be hilarious.

The legend — and the mystique — continue to grow.

Pride battles oppression as AIDS ravages the land.

“The words I heard hurt a lot more than the bruises I won.”

Dr. Robert Redfield has decades of HIV experience… but he’s also had controversies.