Gay News: The Latest
Internet Sensation Randy Rainbow Takes on New England
Actor Randy Rainbow has become an internet sensation through his videos that take on celebrities & political issues with his song parodies. In August he takes his act on the road across New England. EDGE spoke to the talented satirist.
Kerry Washington to Receive 2017 GLSEN Inspiration Award
Kerry Washington is being recognized by a national education organization for integrating LGBT activism into her film and television career.
Veterans in Congress Divided Over Trump's Transgender Troops Ban
President Trump's decision to ban transgender service in the armed forces drove a wedge through veterans in Congress, with one camp standing behind the commander in chief and the other decrying his order as an ugly attack on dedicated troops.
Experts Focus on Innovative Solutions to Speed Progress Against HIV Among Youth
The world has made great strides in reducing the impact of HIV, and AIDS-related deaths are on the decline in every age group -- except among adolescents. New UNAIDS estimates show that young people continue to be at elevated risk for HIV globally.
Drugmaker GSK Reviewing its R&D Programs Under New CEO
Drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline says it will halt some 30 clinical and pre-clinical programs as it reviews its research and development pipeline and focuses on improving efficiency.
Only in Florida: Man Robs Bank, Flees Naked and Throws Cash to Passersby
Here's a hint to any aspiring comedians out there. There are easier ways to break into show business.
IAS Honors Outstanding Research, Promising Young Investigators, and Pioneering Efforts to Address HIV Stigma
Leadership in HIV research and efforts to improve access to HIV prevention and treatment were recognized through prizes and awards presented at the 9th IAS Conference on HIV Science.
After Dancing Around Questions Sean Spicer May Be 'Dancing with the Stars'
Will Sean Spicer's next career move involve the cha cha and paso doble?
Investigator: Driver Part of Larger Human-Smuggling Scheme
Investigators believe a truck driver accused in the deaths of 10 people found inside a packed, sweltering tractor-trailer is part of a larger organization involved in human smuggling that authorities are trying to identify and dismantle.
Trump Transgender Ban Nod to Anti-LGBT Christians
Robert Jeffress, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Dallas, praised Trump for taking on "the militant liberal agenda." ''Thank God for a President who is willing to say, 'Enough is enough!'" he said.
News
Weekend Strike to Shut Acropolis at Height of Tourist Season
A two-day strike by Greek Culture Ministry employees protesting staff shortages will shut the Acropolis and other ancient sites and museums in Athens this weekend at the height of the tourist season.
Entertainment
Review :: Chicago with The Doobie Brothers. Blue Hills Bank Pavilion. July 26, 2017
Last night the Doobie Brothers and Chicago brought their co-headlining tour to the Pavilion for an evening of classic 70s and 80s pop rock. The two bands have toured a few times on the same bill and it was clear that both of them work well together.
Business
Amazon Goes on Hiring Spree as Labor Market Tightens
Amazon has some job openings. Lots of them. The company on Wednesday said that it's looking to fill more than 50,000 positions across the U.S.
Technology
Black Seniors Stroll Down Memory Lane Aiming to Stay Sharp
Beyond possibly improving their own brain health, the Portland study's enticement is a chance to help preserve community and cultural memories from historically black neighborhoods that are disappearing with gentrification.
Finance
The Finer Things: The Hottest Luxuries in Apartment Living
Luciane Serifovic offers insights on what's trending in home design, technology and furnishings.
Cars
BMW to Build Electric Mini in Oxford Despite Looming Brexit
Germany's BMW will make the electric version of its Mini compact cars at its factory in Oxford, England, a decision that comes at a time when automakers are scrutinizing investment plans due to Britain's impending departure from the European Union.
Style
The Average American Eats Nearly 18,000 Wings in a Lifetime
Americans really can't get enough wings, as a new study shows the average person will eat 17,653 chicken wings in their adult lifetime.
Health/Fitness
GOP Lowers the Bar on Obamacare Repeal with 'Skinny Bill'
Senate Republicans are lowering their sights and trying to unite behind a so-called "skinny repeal" that would merely undo just a few of the most unpopular elements of Barack Obama's law.
Travel
Summer Sizzles at Las Vegas Pools
Can't beat the heat? Take a dip on the wild side or chill out at some of Las Vegas' most sought-after summer soirées.
Nightlife
Kiehl's @ Bear Week Provincetown
Kiehl's president Chris Salgardo was on hand to celebrate Bear Week in Provincetown with a fabulous party in their Commercial Street Store. Check out the pics!
