Gay News: The Latest
UN: Ebola Increasing in Congo Due to 'Security Challenges'
The World Health Organization says Ebola has spiked in Congo in recent days because of "increased security challenges," a week after its director-general predicted the outbreak might be contained within six months.
Adele and Jennifer Lawrence Whoop it Up at NYC Gay Bar
Bar patrons in New York's Greenwich Village were in the right place at the right time when Adele and Jennifer Lawrence showed up.
Streisand Apologizes for Remarks on Michael Jackson Accusers
Barbra Streisand apologized Saturday for her remarks about Michael Jackson and two men who have accused him of sexual abuse, saying that she should have chosen her words more carefully and that she admires the accusers for "speaking their truth."
Campaign Roundup: Indiana Mayor Talks Marriage, Millennials
Democratic presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg told voters Saturday that his marriage to his husband exists "by the grace of a single vote on the U.S. Supreme Court."
Barr Weighs How Much of Trump-Russia Report to Release
Attorney General William Barr has scoured special counsel Robert Mueller's confidential report on the Russia investigation with his advisers, deciding how much Congress and the American public will get to see about the two-year probe into Trump.
Capitals Accept Differences of Opinion on White House Visit
The news is constantly on television at the Washington Capitals' practice facility, and like any workplace, there's no shortage of opinions.
Barbra Streisand Under Fire for Michael Jackson Remarks
Barbra Streisand elaborated Saturday on her highly criticized remarks about Michael Jackson, saying that she feels "nothing but sympathy" for the men accusing the late star of sexually abusing them.
In End of 20th Century Fox, A New Era Dawns for Hollywood
When the Walt Disney Co.'s $71.3 billion acquisition of Fox was completed at 12:02 a.m. Wednesday, the storied lot — the birthplace of CinemaScope, "The Sound of Music" and "Titanic" — no longer housed one of the six major studios.
Pope Replaces Santiago Bishop Accused of Sex Abuse Cover-Up
Pope Francis on Saturday replaced Cardinal Ricardo Ezzati, the embattled archbishop of Santiago, Chile, after he became embroiled in the country's spiraling sex abuse and cover-up scandal.
Aspiring Doctors Seek Advanced Training In Addiction Medicine
Now numbering more than 60, fellowship programs offer physicians a year or two of postgraduate training in clinics and hospitals where they learn evidence-based approaches for treating addiction.
News
Review :: The Men of Motown Sizzle: Broadway's 'Ain't Too Proud'
Exceptional performances, supported by an ensemble that collectively exudes scintillating swagger, are nothing short of electric. You don't want to miss these men of Motown.
Entertainment
Review :: Just Friends
This Dutch tale is of two college-aged men who have to deal with their their cultural differences if their path to true love is to run smootly.
Business
AP Fact Check: McCain Can't Respond but His Record Speaks
Trump misrepresented McCain's record on matters stretching from McCain's school days to his funeral, as he went on a tear about the late Arizona senator, Republican presidential candidate, Vietnam War naval aviator and tortured prisoner of war.
Technology
Designing Greener Streets Starts with Finding Room for Bicycles and Trees
Today there is growing support for bicycling in many U.S. cities for both commuting and recreation. Research is also showing that urban trees provide many benefits.
Finance
5 Things to Know About the Electronic Health Records Mess
The U.S. government claimed that ditching paper medical charts for electronic records would make health care better, safer and cheaper. Ten years and $36 billion later, the digital revolution has gone awry.
Cars
GM Announces Jobs, Electric Vehicle After Trump Criticism
Less than a week after a series of critical tweets from the president over an Ohio plant closure, General Motors is announcing plans to add 400 jobs and build a new electric vehicle at a factory north of Detroit.
Style
Levi's Through the Years
Levi Strauss & Co. is going back to the public markets after 34 years. Here are milestones of this iconic brand whose roots date back to 1853 when its founder Levi Strauss opened his first dry good business.
Health/Fitness
'Thrones' Actress Emilia Clarke Says She's had 2 Aneurysms
"Game of Thrones" actress Emilia Clarke revealed Thursday that she has had two life-threatening aneurysms, and two brain surgeries, since the show began.
Travel
California City to Shut Car Access to 'Super Bloom' Area
A Southern California city overwhelmed by throngs of visitors seeking out a rare wildflower bloom says it has a parking plan.
Nightlife
Miss Gay New York America @ Copacabana Nightclub :: March 19, 2019
Truly Fabu won Miss Gay New York America and Pattaya Hart won first alternate. They are both now qualified to compete this coming October for the title of Miss Gay America 2020.
