Federico García Lorca: Poet in New York
The gay Spanish poet is remembered for his time in the city
Daniel Hernandez Releases Memoir
In 'They Call Me a Hero,' the young man who helped save the life of Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, explains what it's …By Jerry Portwood
Chris Stedman: The Prophet
Chris Stedman is a gay atheist on a mission to find a common cause between the devout and the faithless. His compatriots …By Sam Lansky
From Italy, With Men
Leslie-Lohman Museum's current exhibit, Diaries: An Anthology of Photography from Italy, reminds us of the complicated …By Jerry Portwood
In Search of Identity at Galerie Perrotin
Works by Jean-Michel Othoniel, Johan Creten, and Pieter Vermeersch at the Parisian art destination.By Andrew Belonsky
Finding One's Self At Galerie Perrotin
The Parisian art favorite currently features works by three very different visual artists: Johan Creten, John-Michel …By Andrew Belonsky
DIARIES: An Anthology of Photography from Italy
Artists celebrate the male form and its beauty.By Out.com Editors
Pink Choice: Vietnam's LGBT Couples
The portraits by photographer Maika Elan are sometimes sweet, sometimes startlingBy Benjamin Lindsay
Warren's Whoas
Discover the kooky Koons-meets-Sherman world of photographer Jamie Warren with 'The Whoas of Female Tragedy II'By Greg Garry
Best Books of 2012
Four authors tell us their picks for their favorite reads from the past yearBy Out.com Editors
WATCH: Fifty Shades of Takei
A reading of this year's best-selling erotic novel by George TakeiBy Andrew Villagomez
There Are Two Swedens
Photographers Christopher Makos and Paul Solberg discuss their collaboration, 'Tattoos, Hornets & Fire: The …By Andrew Belonsky
Bob Mizer: Artifacts
Images from a solo exhibit of the 'erotic auteur' and 'a lyrical chronicler' of the pre-Stonewall demimonde.By Out.com Editors
Sweet Child O' Mine
Author Paul Vitagliano discusses his liberating book 'Born This Way: Real Stories Of Growing Up Gay'By Jeremy Kinser
