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Alan Turing’s Unpublished Short Story Reveals Playful, Sexual and Literary Side

A newly published transcription identifies the fragment as likely autofiction and links it to the 1951 encounter that led to his 1952 conviction

Pink Triangle Rises on Twin Peaks as San Francisco Kicks Off Pride Month

Pride Month Begins With Stonewall Memory and Renewed Rights Demands

Rattlestick to Rename West Village Venue The Terrence McNally Theater

Claire Lynch Wins Nero Gold Prize for Debut Novel ‘A Family Matter’

Pride Flag Removed From Stonewall Monument Under NPS Rule, Drawing NYC Backlash

Casting Set for Pride Musical World Premiere, With Cardiff Previews and National Theatre Run

Ira Sachs’s “Peter Hujar’s Day” Divides Critics

British Library Reissues Oscar Wilde’s Reader Card 130 Years After Revocation

Amanda Barrie Marks 90th on GMB, Says She Once Feared Corrie Firing Over Sexuality

Stonewall National Monument Site Omits Bisexual and Transgender Mentions

Carney Raises Pride Flag on Parliament Hill and Allocates $1.5M for Festival Security

Edmund White, Pioneering Voice of Gay Literature, Dies at 85

MSNBC Announces Historic Anchor Lineup for Revamped Weekend Show

Princess Diana’s Alleged Gay Bar Disguise Revisited in New Biography

Jean-Christophe Grangé Explores 1980s Paris and the Emergence of AIDS in New Thriller Duology

HIV Research Advances Highlight Promising Paths Toward Potential Cure

Peggy Caserta, Janis Joplin’s Former Lover and Bell-Bottom Innovator, Dies at 84

James Dean Biopic to Explore Alleged Gay Romance with College Roommate

Harrison Ford's 'Indiana Jones' Fedora Sells for Record $630,000