LGBT

Several thousand models, dancers and glam-lovers are set to vogue their way down the runway at the 21st Annual House of Latex Ball.

The Pop-Up Museum of Queer History opens Saturday at the Leslie/Lohman Gay Art Foundation on Wooster Street.

Elected officials will discuss a range of issues LGBT couples still face in aftermath of the legalization of gay marriage in New York.

The all-inclusive congregation of Beit Simchat Torah is moving into 130 W. 30th St.

The state Senate voted late Friday night to pass a bill allowing gay marriage in New York.

There are a host of events this weekend to celebrate the passage of historic gay marriage legislation.

A walking tour of the East Village Sunday will highlight the area's contributions to gay culture through the decades.

The event is an alternative for LGBT teens and anyone who might feel uncomfortable at school events.

Plan will push health professionals to offer respect and sensitive care to LGBT New Yorkers.

The Pride Goes East celebration includes a Gaga lookalike contest for those looking to channel the LGBT advocate.

The borough president announced seven new appointments to Community Board 3 last week.

Local legislators have commended the pop star for her efforts to pass gay marriage in the state.

One LGBT organization is kicking off a conference inspired by TED's program of "ideas worth spreading."

A heavy-metal enthusiast organized the concert following the rash of bullying-related suicides last year.

A new initiative seeks to ease the challenges of getting older for LGBT seniors.