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Get ready to slay with "stickers that are equal parts cute, colorful and eccentric" from RuPaul's Drag Race Season 8 finalist Kim Chi. Chicago's favorite glam queen and Neverland Events & Management have just released th
The campaign is over and it's time for the voters to have their say as people all over the United States head to the polls on Election Day.
The Chicago Cubs won their first World Series in 108 years on Wednesday night and many of Boystown's most popular bars and nightclubs showed some serious support for their North Side neighbors.
The City of Chicago will honor the World Series champion Chicago Cubs with a Friday parade, Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced on Thursday.
Hot on the heels of closing Boystown's Seven Nightclub, The Den and Manhole, entertainment group LKH Management says it's opening a third Replay location by taking over the Headquarters Beercade in Lakeview.
Management behind Seven Nightclub in Boystown officially announced the bar's closure today, adding another chapter to the long string of unsuccessful attempts to replace the former Spin Nightclub.
A screaming good time is in store for Halloween revelers as the legendary Halloween Parade on Northalsted returns Monday, Oct. 31st with this year's 'Scream Queen' theme.
Don't miss the third annual TransReelization film benefit this Saturday, Nov. 5, where the Chicago House TransLife Center Advisory Board is screening FREE CeCe!, a new film by director and producer Jacqueline Gares starr
Halloween weekend in Chicago's Boystown neighborhood is usually packed with drag queens, Speedo-clad gentlemen and costumes paying homage to pop culture, but this year, you'll also see it turning Cubbie Blue.
Residents, businesses and guests to Wrigleyville and Boystown should be aware of neighborhood restrictions and street closures around Wrigley Field this weekend as the Chicago Cubs return to face the Cleveland Indians in
Fresh off their largest party ever this Market Days, Neverland is celebrating Halloween at Fantasy Night Club this Saturday by paying homage to the decade of jazzercise, scrunchies and shoulder pads.
Chicago, Los Angeles and Seattle were among 60 cities scoring 100 on the Human Rights Campaign's (HRC) fifth annual Municipal Equality Index (MEI), which measures a city's support for LGBT rights.
After two years of helping to shape the Boystown community, Northalsted Business Alliance (NBA) Executive Director Christopher Barrett Politan is departing the neighborhood organization.
After nine years, the leadership of the Windy City Cowboys elected to end the group rather than pass the hat and boots to a new generation of organizers.
Thousands of runners, walkers, volunteers didn't let the rain dampen their spirits as they gathered in support of people living with HIV/AIDS as part of the 15th annual AIDS Run & Walk Chicago on Saturday.
Chicago-area residents will gather to change the HIV epidemic at the 15th annual AIDS Run & Walk Chicago on Saturday, Oct. 1. The event will start and finish at Soldier Field in Chicago, and courses for the 5k walk and t
Chicago Filmmakers and Showtime Networks are pleased to announce the full feature schedule for the 34th edition of Reeling: The Chicago LGBTQ+ International Film Festival.
SKIN Productions will keep Chicagoans dancing for the rest of the year, starting with an international flair.
The debut of Finding Prince Charming on Logo is Thursday, Sept. 8, and the new reality TV show has already caught a wave of publicity – with a Chicago man right in the middle.
Patrick Murphy ran the Frank Lloyd Wright 5K Race in Oak Park in 2005, marking his first-ever running race. He's been hooked on long-distance running – much longer distances – ever since.
Chicago's annual LGBTQ and ally night at Six Flags Great America, "Out in the Park," is ready to celebrate diversity with its fifth year on Saturday, Sept. 10. From 8 p.m. to midnight, ticketholders will be guests at an
Jimmy Hyde was walking along Waikiki Beach back on Dec. 30, 2011, when he passed Benjie Rivera, a muscle-packed Filipino, who was shirtless, with a white towel wrapped around his waist.
Anthony Aranda and Terry Beauchamp, a Chicago couple for 18 years, made their way Wednesday morning, Aug. 31, into the vital records office of Cook County Clerk David Orr.
Same-sex marriage license No. 10,000 in Cook County was issued Wednesday morning, about two hours after the vital records room opened at Daley Center.