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Denied access to assisted reproduction in their home country, husbands Nicolas and Aurelien travel thousands of miles to become parents in a new documentary.

Eduardo Cordova’s The Garden also launches its brunch in May

The longest continually running LGBT bar in Las Vegas closes Saturday, three weeks into Pride month. Bastille on 3rd, or Snick’s Place, has been open since 1976.

Army veteran LaDon Henry hopes to become Nevada's first openly transgender legislator.

The director of marketing & communications for the Boyd School of Law says he draws inspiration from a favorite Walt Disney quote. 

A post by Dave Bancroft, sound man for Las Vegas entertainer Pia Zadora, directed at Sand Dollar Lounge touched off a maelstrom on social media on Sunday and Monday.

Flair Nightclub owner Lou Placencia will split his property between the existing dance spot and a new (and bigger) Mary’s

Celebrity entrepreneur Farrah Gray's priceless advice, inspiration, motivation and personal development.

The local historian discusses his exhaustively researched account of the queer experience in Las Vegas and elsewhere in the state.

The Garden, the new gay bar from Eduardo Cordova in the Arts District, planned to open on March 20. Then along came the coronavirus pandemic. Three months later, Cordova, who opened Santos Guisados Tacos & Beer in Fremont East in February 2019, quietly debuted with a menu of small bites, sharable dishes, and a cocktail menu in the former Mingo Kitchen & Lounge space on First Street.

“I do identify as genderqueer. I identify as gender nonconforming, trans-femme. I feel like Vegas is just having a hard time swallowing this pill, and I don’t get why.”

The Phoenix is home to one of the most diverse and inclusive crowds in Vegas.

Chris Tobin leans on a fence and ices his face after riding a bull and a steer minutes apart. A pad on his helmet somehow smacked his face, leaving him with a black eye, one of the many injuries rodeo competitors are used to. Now, wearing a rainbow-colored tutu, wig, tank top and cowboy boots, he waits his turn to try to direct or drag a steer across a finish line with two teammates as part of a competition known as wild drag racing, a staple of this yearly event at a Las Vegas equestrian facility. Wild drag racing isn't a traditional rodeo event, but this isn't an average amateur rodeo. It's a stop on the International Gay Rodeo Association circuit.

The city’s Neon Museum in June will take you on a tour that recalls top gay entertainers through the marquees where they once performed.

I went to Las Vegas with my boyfriend to attend and speak at a conference on LGBT Tourism with fellow YouTubers Davey Wavey and Arielle Scarcella, amon