By Romeo San Vicente Julianne Moore and Annette Bening, 'All Right'? Julianne Moore made out memorably with Toni Collette in "The Hours" while Annette Bening dallied with suburban neighbor Kristen Chenoweth in "Running with Scissors," [...]

By Jack Fertig Q Scopes Mars in Gemini already sharpens tongues, but while he's semi-square Eris, any little remark can ignite a verbal battle royale. Sun quincunx Pluto this week makes it even worse. Try [...]

Across 1 Bi 5 What you say to get a lei 10 Where to find a date in a hot place 15 Quartet after a desertion 16 Sculptor Edmonia 17 One who often screws actors [...]

by Rex Wockner International News Briefs The International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission on July 17 condemned "the recent murder and arbitrary arrests of ... LGBT activists in Honduras." "IGLHRC has learned that these [...]

by Rex Wockner International News Briefs The Lithuanian Parliament on July 14 overrode a presidential veto of a bill that bans from schools and public places any information that "agitate(s) for homosexual, bisexual and polygamous [...]

by Rex Wockner International News Briefs Seventy-five percent of Poles oppose legalization of same-sex marriage and 87 percent say gay couples shouldn't be allowed to adopt children, a GfK Polonia poll has found. The poll [...]

by Rex Wockner Lisbon, Portugal, saw its biggest gay pride parade to date June 20. PortugalGay. PT photo International News Briefs About 3,000 people marched in Lisbon's gay pride parade June 20, making it [...]

by Rex Wockner International News Briefs Russia's human rights ombudsman, V.P. Lukin, met with members of the Russian LGBT Network on July 15 and received a "discrimination monitoring report" prepared by the network and the [...]

by Rex Wockner International News Briefs Sacha Baron Cohen's new gay flick Brueno has been banned in Ukraine for alleged immorality, obscenity and impropriety. The Culture Ministry said it was displeased with the movie's "artistically [...]

by Bob Roehr Medical leaders of the International AIDS Society, meeting in Cape Town, South Africa, chastised political leaders of the developed world for inadequate support of AIDS programs in the developing world. They called [...]

By Lisa Keen The Senate approved the long-sought Matthew Shepard Hate Crimes Prevention Act by a voice vote on the night of July 16. The measure, however, was approved as an amendment to an annual [...]

By Lisa Keen The shocker at the Kentucky Derby this year was that a little known horse with 50 to 1 odds came in first. The horse had never won on a dirt track before [...]

By Lisa Keen U.S. Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor was grilled twice on how she might rule should a same-sex marriage case comes before her on the high court - and, both times, she carefully [...]

Finally. It is the word on the lips of every LGBT and allied citizen of the United States; of every person who has ever been assaulted or seen their friends assaulted; of every parent who [...]

by Bob Roehr A group of advocates for repeal of the antigay military policy known as "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" (DADT) is turning its fire on gay rights groups based in Washington, DC for enabling [...]