Atlanta Fire Chief Kelvin Cochran fired over anti-gay statements
Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed last week fired Fire Chief Kelvin Cochran for self-publishing a book that describes gays as "unclean."
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Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed last week fired Fire Chief Kelvin Cochran for self-publishing a book that describes gays as "unclean."
Are you looking for a fun, sexy and unique holiday gift for the men (or ladies) in your life who appreciate male beauty in all its forms? Look no further than BJ&Park, a new artist-model endeavor in Chicago that speciali
The man behind the work causing a stir in Boystown is headed back to Chicago, this time to talk about his book "There Goes the Gayborhood" during a release party and signing at Unabridged Bookstore.
Andersonville's Women & Children First Bookstore has been sold to two current employees of the store.
"Boystown: Season Two" was released on Monday, July 7, and fans across the nation can breathe a sigh of relief as they finally find out what was on the other side of Biondi's signature cliffhanger ending.
Bestselling cookbook authors and farmers Josh Kilmer-Purcell and Brent Ridge arrive in Chicago this weekend to promote and sign their new cookbook.
Last month Chicago author Jake Biondi held a photo contest looking for new faces to represent the characters in promotions for his new book series, "Boystown," which is due to release its second installment this spring.
Jake Biondi is excited to announce the fifth and final winner from his national photo contest to find new faces to represent the characters of his "Boystown" book series. Chicago boy Nick DiCristina is the second and fin
BOYSTOWN series author Jake Biondi held a national photo competition in search of some new "faces" for promoting BOYSTOWN. From all of the photo entries received, Biondiselected Christian Tyler of New Orleans, Louisiana,
It's day number three of Jake Biondi announcing his photo contest winners and the Chicago author is excited to cast the face of Emmett Mancini, who he calls his "hero character" in the "Boystown" series.
Today Chicago author Jack Biondi announced the second winner in the national photo contest for his up and coming book series "Boystown."
This week Chicago author Jake Biondi is announcing the winners of the national photo contest for his book series "Boystown."
"Boystown," a new book series set in Chicago's famed gayborhood, is gaining momentum as fans await the release of the second installment, due to hit shelves sometime this spring.
Jake Biondi, author of the popular Boystown book series, is sponsoring a photo contest as he currently searches for new "faces" of Boystown.
Last Thursday, Oct. 17, Thought Catalogue's "Boys, An Anthology: The Voices, Stories, And Lives of Gay, Queer, And Trans* Men" -- more commonly known as BOYS -- debuted at #3 in essays on Amazon, ahead of David Sedaris,
In celebration of Spirit Day, the Chicago-based editors of the anthology BOYS, Zach Stafford and Nico Lang, will host a Google Hangout with contributors from the book.
Reeling, the second longest-running LGBT film festival in the world and a Chicago cultural institution for over 30 years is back with another slate of movies that showcase the diversity within the queer community and a d
Reeling announced a festival kick off party and fundraising event at Sidetrack, 3349 N. Halsted St., on Wed., Sept. 25, from 7 to 9 p.m.
Actor John Barrowman has said that his response to Twitter followers that use anti-gay language is to ban them from his account.
Film critic Roger Ebert died Thursday after a long battle with cancer. He was 70.