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Boystown's two newest bars Whiskey Trust and Manhole are closing Friday less than one year after opening, LKH Management told ChicagoPride.com.
With the Black Friday frenzy over, small businesses hope to gain exposure during the busy holiday season with Small Business Saturday, Nov. 29.
Same-sex marriage may have passed in Illinois just one year ago, but a new review of its long-term economic impact shows that gay weddings could help the state rake in more than $100 million extra cash annually.
A pastor known for his opposition to gay rights has claimed that Starbucks is flavoring their lattes with the semen of sodomites.
A 23-year-old man died of an apparent drug overdose Wednesday after being found unconscious in the bathtub in hotelier Ian Reisner's Manhattan penthouse, police sources told the New York Daily News.
Apple CEO Tim Cook announced Thursday that he is gay, making him one of the most high-profile business leaders to come out.
Apple CEO Tim Cook on Monday said that Alabama was moving too slow on LGBT rights.
Heavy construction is already under way in Boystown as the team behind Minibar, mEAT and DS Tequila prepare to open the nautically themed Dive Bar, located at 3445 N. Halsted St.
Out singer Adam Lambert on Monday performed at the finale for AT&T's "Live Proud" campaign.
Starting this Sunday drivers will have to pay for parking on most commercial streets in Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood, including Boystown and Wrigleyville.
They say you can't go back again, but last night LKH Management took the gayborhood back in time as they brought the legendary leather nightclub Manhole back to Boystown.
An ad promoting DIRECTV's NFL Sunday Ticket features a male gay couple fighting over which football team to support.
The legendary gay nightclub Manhole is returning to Boystown on Sept. 19 as LKH Management reveals its new concept for Chloe's Nightclub, 3200 N. Halsted.
The management team behind the successful Boystown bars Hydrate, Elixir, Replay and Halsted's will assume the operation and management of Whiskey Trust and Chloe's Nightclub, the group told ChicagoPride.com Tuesday.
As the discussion continues to brew on whether to move the Chicago Pride Parade downtown, Lakeview Ald. Tom Tunney (44th) is polling community members to get their take, potentially influencing decision makers.
Owners of Parlour on Clark, located at 6341 N. Clark St., confirmed rumors that the far north bar will be shuttered on Sunday, Aug. 10
While new research shows Boystown is becoming a more fragmented LGBT community, Lakeview officials say the "gayborhood" is most certainly here to stay.
Sears on Friday released a video of the four same-sex wedding ceremonies which took place last month during the Chicago Pride Parade.
Andersonville's Women & Children First Bookstore has been sold to two current employees of the store.
Apple on Monday published a video showing the company's participation in the San Francisco Pride Parade, where the company showed up in force to celebrate diversity and hand out vouchers for free iTunes songs.
Pet supplies and services retailer PetSmart is officially confirmed as the first store slated to occupy commercial space at Boystown's new Halsted Flats development, according to the developer and city construction permi
Apple CEO Tim Cook marched Sunday in San Francisco's 44th annual Gay Pride parade.
The InterContinental Chicago Magnificent Mile, 505 N. Michigan Ave., celebrates Pride Month this June in Chicago by flying a rainbow flag over Michigan Avenue.