Gay Miami: The Latest
Al-Shabab Extremists Claim Attack on Nairobi Hotel
Extremists stormed a luxury hotel in Kenya's capital on Tuesday, setting off thunderous explosions and gunning down people at cafe tables in an attack claimed by Africa's deadliest Islamic militant group.
Watch: Trailer for Erotic Space Thriller with Robert Pattinson 'High Life' Drops
Watch: Randy Rainbow 'Hosts' Mike Pence on New Musical Parody That Slams The Wall
Musical political satirist Randy Rainbow is back in the faux interviewer's chair with a video that mashes a real news clip of the vice president together with one of Rainbow's signature show tune satires.
After 17 Months, Grindr Lays Off Staff of LGBTQ News Site INTO
Grindr's LGBTQ news website is no more.
FAA Says It's Recalling More Aviation-Safety Inspectors
Federal officials say they are recalling more aviation-safety inspectors who were idled by the partial government shutdown.
Filing: OxyContin Maker Forecast 'Blizzard of Prescriptions'
A member of the family that owns OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma told people at the prescription opioid painkiller's launch party in the 1990s that it would be "followed by a blizzard of prescriptions that will bury the competition."
"Pose" Star Billy Porter Shares Meaning of NYC Pride
Golden Globe nominee and Tony Award winner Billy Porter kicks off what promises to be New York City's most epic Pride season ever.
5 Reasons Holistic Dentistry is Gaining Popularity
For a growing number of patients, a trip to the dentist isn't what it used to be — and that's how they want it.
Queer Theater Artist Dan Fishback: Performing (and Activism) Is in His Blood
Queer playwright, performer and activist Dan Fishback comes to Cambridge, MA this week for an evening of songs and patter. EDGE spoke to Fishback about the show, his career, his controversies, his politics, and what to expect at Oberon.
Broadway Theaters to Dim Lights to Honor Carol Channing
Broadway is remembering Tony-winning actress Carol Channing.
News
Team that Spoofed Pence Book has New Picture Story
The creative team that brought you the best-selling parody of the Pence family rabbit has a new book coming.
Entertainment
Review :: Whiskey And Moonshine
Author Elizabeth Noble invites readers to get drunk on love in this enchanting tale of two men from opposite worlds.
Business
What the Government Shutdown Means for Your Mortgage
The partial federal government shutdown is complicating the already complicated process of getting and managing a mortgage. Here's how the shutdown is affecting homebuyers and homeowners — and what you can do about it.
Technology
Giant Rotating Ice Disk Draws Attention, Visitors
Think of it as a crop circle, but in a river: A curious formation that's getting attention in Greater Portland is actually a spinning ice disk that is roughly 100 yards (91 meters) wide.
Finance
Liberal Lawmakers Challenge Trump with Drug Cost Legislation
Challenging the Trump administration on a top consumer issue, leading congressional liberals are proposing legislation that would radically reduce U.S. prescription drug bills by linking prices to lower costs in other countries.
Cars
VW, Ford Team Up on Pickups, May Cooperate on Electrics
Volkswagen and Ford say they're forming a global alliance in which they will together develop commercial vans and medium-sized pickups while exploring broader cooperation on battery-powered and autonomous vehicles.
Style
Key West Moves to Ban Sunscreens That Could Damage Reefs
Officials in Key West took the initial steps toward banning the sale of sunscreens containing two ingredients that could be harmful to coral reefs.
Health/Fitness
People Start to Feel Too Old to Work Out at This Age
Two in five Americans feel "too old" to work out, with 41 officially being the age Americans feel too old to exercise.
Travel
Delta Says Shutdown is Costing $25M in January Revenue
Delta Air Lines expects to lose $25 million in revenue this month from the partial government shutdown that is also creating checkpoint delays and long lines at the airline's Atlanta hub.
Nightlife
BARchive :: A Celebration of Streetbar - How the First Gay Bar in Palm Springs Signaled A Change
With LGBTQ bars closing down, It's easy to assume that we are in a time of decline. But here is a very different story from a Southern Californian city.
