The Best of GO

Rebecca Perkins tells GO about her summer

Step away from the keyboard and lose yourself in one of this season’s queer and queer-friendly shows on a big, small screen near you

Days of Reckoning and Hope

the results are in…

LGBT Sports Leagues and Teams Are A Slam Dunk Both On And Off the Court!

For this installment of Street Talkers, GO stepped off the street and into New York’s swanky Sunday brunch party, Stiletto, to ask their savvy patrons: Who are you voting for and why?

Nationally renowned writer, activist, scholar and public theologian Reverend Irene Monroe on the candidates… and where they stand on just about everything.

The market is tanking, it costs fifty bucks to fill up your Prius and cable-news pundits discuss field-dressing moose like it’s a viable political skill. We need a break! “Just what Do we have to laugh about these days?” Ask the pros!

GO Correspondent Katie sings the praises of MichFest

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GO chats with rising NYC rocker LP

Your fall guide to gadgets, gizmos and green things

The NYC-based out lesbian trio combine acoustic music and punk rock riffs.

Hip-hop divas Gina Bling and Gina Genius will make your booty shake and your mind quake.

They’re screaming, whispering and crooning…they’re genre-busting, gender-bending and ground-breaking…they’re whipping fans into frenzies. Who are they? They’re this year’s quick and dirty dozen out artists, and they’re getting ready to bust out on the big time.

The State Of Queer Music

Chicks with picks, dykes with mics, and those nearly queer and dear to our hearts…we know what’s up with the rock stars that keep your toes tapping and your head bobbing.

A multifaceted musician taking gay entertainment to places it’s never been before

Jessica Betts, crowned by Missy Elliott as the next big Hip-Hop/R&B star, is paving her own road to stardom.

Riot Grrrl CEO, Gina Mamone, chats with Indigo Girl Amy Ray about going green, going indie and Ray’s powerful new solo project.

Camila Grey and Leisha Hailey talk with GO about their debut album and the meteoric rise of Uh Huh Her.

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Complex and hopeful stories of the madwoman artists

An interview with Chicago’s hottest queer female MC.

The 8th Annual Miss Lez Pageant rocked the Zipper Factory in NYC on Saturday Night!

Whether she likes it or not, everything Janina Gavankar touches turns sexy

She’s more than Mrs. Rosie

For some, the right to marry has led to the fight to divorce

Raw, sexy and a kick-ass vocalist: Kirsten Price is the real deal…and she’s about to make your playlist

By all accounts, 2006 was a mixed bag in the struggle for gay marriage. But despite setbacks nationwide, the movement gained ground in New York, where a judge ruled that state law prohibiting same-sex marriage violated the New York State Constitution. But 2006 came crashing in with a series of New York court rulings that halted the movement in its tracks. And around the country, with civil rights on state ballots, marriage equality lost big in the 2006 election. That’s not to say there weren’t a few good wins along the way, but looking back, 2006 was not our year.

Gray Matters Introduces the Dyke Next Door

With a mixture of humor and politics, and an unorthodox approach to filmmaking, POWER UP’s Itty Bitty Titty Committee is reviving feminism.

Girlfriend, squeeze or chick du jour—If you don’t know what to get her for the big day, you’ve come to the right page!

Karen Perrine grew up day dreaming about, admiring and taking photos of motorcycles. Now, she is the president of New York’s Sirens Women’s Motorcycle Club…a dream come true.

GO reporter Maria Woehr sits down with Rachael Sage to discuss her new album (tentatively named “Chandelier”), the places her extended tour has taken her, her thoughts on her current relationship

Just because you don’t get cards, candy, or carats, Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to suck