Workout those Wrists

Wrist curls, an often overlooked exercise, are necessary for building grip strength and developing forearm…

Coloradans, celebs turn out for Denver PrideFest

Out Front Colorado’s photographer Nikki Kushner was along Denver PrideFest’s parade route and at the…

Performers dazzle at Civic Center during Denver’s PrideFest

Out Front Colorado photographer Nikki Kushner spent the afternoon capturing some of the Saturday’s headliners.

Politics slows gay marriage vote in New York

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) _ Conflicting interests and political maneuvering threatened to stall a vote in…

Blessings in Oneness

It is also a huge honor to be recognized by our GLBT brothers and sisters as two people who attempt to set an example of living life in unity, not in separation.

Bankruptcy court rules against gay-marriage ban

The ruling written by U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Thomas Donovan wasn’t the first blow to the Defense of Marriage Act in federal court. That came last year when a federal judge in Boston declared the law an unconstitutional violation of equal protection guarantees. Two other bankruptcy courts have also rejected administration attempts to dismiss joint filings made by same-sex couples, but neither of those rulings addressed the constitutionality of the act.

Remembering a spirit with no limits

On the 10th anniversary of his death — his murder — I can’t help but wonder what he’d be doing if he were still with us. Would he still be living in the Four Corners town of Cortez? Or would he have followed his dreams to Denver and then San Francisco, Los Angeles?

Black Crown opens in Denver with style

Proudly announcing their opening in late May, Black Crown Lounge and club is the new hot-spot. Combining comfortable décor, rich retail options and live entertainment, Black Crown creates an aesthetically pleasing lounge that caters graciously to guests.

Dyke diva Lori Michaels to perform at Babes party, PrideFest

Lesbian legend Lori Michaels who has been crowned “The Dyke Diva” due to her high-energy…

Stuff Gay People Like: Architecture

Instead of boring plains, gay people like to live where there are things above and around them, wrapping the view-plane like a cozy hug. That means hilly places, like California, or forested places, like Massachusetts. But what gay men like most of all is living under 30-story buildings – which make up the least flat landscape you can think of – in a city wrapped in hills, under a cover of permanent clouds and fog, in a region blanketed by hundreds of miles of breathtakingly tall redwood trees