Gov. Gretchen Whitmer addressed the State of Michigan after a plan to kidnap her and other Michigan government officials was thwarted by state and federal law enforcement agencies. She started by saying thank you to law enforcement and FBI agents who participated in stopping this [...]
Photo: Marc Baptiste Toni Braxton is getting deep. Real deep. "I have a bit of a cold," she says, her voice doing that sexy-low thing it does when she sings, "so yeah, it's very [...]
Editor's note: A community-wide gathering will be held on Monday, Jan. 20 to celebrate the lives and accomplishments of the men. The event will be from 6-9pm at Lovett Hall at The Henry Ford, 20900 [...]
By Tom Dyer Originally published December 31, 2013 by http://www.Watermarkonline.com ORLANDO - A union hall was an unlikely venue for Charlie Crist's first interview with the LGBT press. But the former Republican governor, now Democratic [...]
By Tom Dyer Candidate Charlie Crist with Orlando Watermark publisher Tom Dyer discussing his switch from Republican to Democrat and switch in positions on LGBT equality as a result of changing parties. Originally published [...]
Following sell-outs of the first set of concerts for "artRAVE: The ARTPOP Ball," Live Nation Global Touring confirmed today that Gaga has added a Detroit show to her itinerary. Mother Monster will stop at the [...]
By Lisa Keen http://www.keennewsservice.com The full U.S. Supreme Court has granted Utah a stay on a district court decision that has allowed same-sex couples to marry there since December 20. The court issued its stay [...]
By Shelby Clark Holiday concert season might be over, but the music of trumpets, violins and pianos still sound. Several of Ann Arbor's music organizations are bringing both fresh and classical music to the beginnings [...]
In her first gay press interview, Christian-crossover legend Amy Grant welcomed the gay community to church, a boy bander admitted to being a "fag hag" and Britney Spears called you a girl. Here's a look [...]
By Romeo San Vicente Bette Midler chasing Mae HBO Films recently announced "Mae West," a biopic based on the legendary screen star's autobiography "Goodness Had Nothing To Do With It." Hoping to score another hit [...]
10. Arcade Fire, 'Reflektor' Winning the big daddy of Grammys for "The Suburbs" didn't just change Arcade Fire's career - an Album of the Year trophy will do that - but it also, in part, [...]
Across 1 Left to pirates 5 Fruit container 10 Either of the two O's in 51-Across 14 Geometrical finding 15 Miserable dwelling 16 Tiger's ex 17 Tuft of pubic hair, e.g. 18 What straight soldiers [...]
By Martin F. Kohn Joey the horse, the main character in "War Horse," is described as half-draft, half-thoroughbred, which makes perfect sense. Depending on your point of view, he either carries the show or runs [...]
By Carolyn Hayes To exact grand social or political change requires sacrifice. Some of history's greatest rainmakers put aside comfort, safety, self and longevity, trading them for hunger strikes, political disobedience, the threat of arrest [...]
By Crystal Proxmire Hazel Park couple will be back in court Feb. 25 hoping for a decision See next page that allows them to legally adopt their children together and to marry. A lot [...]
Currently there are no openly gay legislators in Michigan. But if all goes well in the 2014 elections there could be as many as five - four in the State House and one in the [...]
Three Detroit area teens have been arrested in the murder of a 71-year-old Ann Arbor man police say they targeted off a dating site. According to a report by MLive, David Maurer invited the three [...]
Farmington Hills - The Holocaust Memorial Center Zekelman Family Campus (http://www.holocaustcenter.org) announced that former U.S. Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA) will be the keynote speaker Jan. 5, 2014, when it opens its newest exhibit, "Nazi Persecution [...]
By Lisa Keen {Keen News Service www.keennewsservice.com} A federal judge in Utah issued a decision Dec. 20 striking down that state's ban on same-sex marriage, and same-sex couples immediately sought marriage licenses and began getting [...]
By Lisa Keen Even before 2013 began, everyone knew what the big news story for 2013 would be. The U.S. Supreme Court had, in December 2012, agreed to hear to two high-profile marriage cases: One [...]
By Lisa Keen Keen News Service Federal judges in three states advanced marriage equality lawsuits Dec. 23. One of two lawsuits challenging Virginia's ban on recognizing the marriages of same-sex couples advanced after a federal [...]
By Lisa Keen Keen News Service More than 9,000 people with HIV were on a waiting list for federal assistance in buying their medications in August 2011. In December, President Obama announced that number is [...]
As 2013 draws to a close, it seems like all anybody wants to talk about is ducks. Well, let me tell you, I really don't care about Phil Robertson and what he thinks about gay [...]
America has had its fair share of celebrity psychics. It's human nature to want to know what the future holds, especially as the old year kicks off its rundown high heels and the new one [...]
