The Best of GO

Bornstein, who was born a man 59 years ago, and reborn as a woman about 20 years ago, talks about her book, her new play, and what it’s like to be an outlaw.

The Big Gay Sketch Show on Logo is the first and only sketch show for and by the LBGT community. Directed by long-time LBGT activist, Amanda Bearse, it makes its cable debut April 24th.

Biker chick or Betty Crocker, we’ve got the goods to help you impress the hard-to-shop-for matriarch in your life. We have something for every mom, from silver jewelry to stylish tool kits, a digital photo printer to a mom tattoo ring.

Supermodel, singer, artist, disc jockey…that’s DJ Evelicious to you.

Nifty gadgets for your hi-tech honey

Pageants aren’t just for the straight world any more. Spring fever and a couple hours worth of cocktails had the crowd whipped into a frenzy at Duvet on Sunday April 22 at the first-annual Mz Hip and Fit NY contest.

Television is finally going to give lesbians their due when here! TV airs the truth about our sex and sexuality

Rosie came back into view, “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” took center stage, Barack and Hillary stepped up to the presidential plate. NYC lost the Roxy and CBGBs, Britney lost her long locks, our community lost a dear activist, Barbara Gittings. And Ellen became the most visible, successful lesbian in the universe. A look back at the events that shaped GO’s world in the past year.

Diagnoses can come with stigmas, especially when they’re applied to women

Sandee Birdsong is the newest out lesbian to compete on Top Chef

From swanky hotels to hot dogs for a steal, from museums to mega-gyms, we’ve logged it all. Share with your visiting ex from Wisconsin, or refresh your memory by taking a peek yourself (we won’t tell). We present you with GO’s Top 10s of the best of NYC (in no particular order).

Join GO to welcome Logo’s Curl Girls to a small screen (and a big club) near you!

Lea Delaria, exclusively for gomag.com!

Democratic Presidential candidates share their views on LGBT issues

We check in with the chicks with picks and dykes with mics who’ve played loud and made us proud over the years

Yo Majesty’s golden rule

The talented out singer is coming into her own with a bold new solo show

Hip-hoppers to country crooners, this year’s up-and-comers are here, queer and ready to entertain

Sara Quin, old-soul and one half of sister act Tegan and Sara, on the duo’s new album The Con

Piano goddess Tori Amos dishes on her upcoming tour and titillates us with her musings on politics, sexuality and why lesbians love her

Exciting critics and making the ladies swoon-these rock stars are redefining queer cool

Saying “I do” is the easy part—it’s the planning that can have you tearing your taffeta in distress. Fortunately, we’ve done most of the hard work for you. So hike up your garters, knot those cummerbunds and read on for GO Magazine’s Wedding Guide.

The “Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover,” singer talks to GO about love, life and her future plans.

Forget about the last-minute holiday scramble that leaves you with an arm-load of questionable booty for your loved ones. GO helps you get a jump on the shopping season with our annual guide.

GO For The Cure Tour Party A Success!

Four of our favorite chefs and four of our favorite GO readers face-off with their best Thanksgiving recipes.

New season. New faces. New territory. The L Word is back as the biggest dyke drama… aside from your own.

New York comic, journalist and beauty queen Scout Durwood, 24, is racing toward the Miss USA crown with a go at Miss New York this month.

Pratibha Parmar’s cross-cultural lesbian flick is making the big screen sizzle.

The versatile actor-musician who makes us laugh as The L Word’s quirky Alice is gaining a new following with her latest musical outing. In a candid interview, she discusses her choices, passions and what the future holds.

The Mighty Pen of Casey Parks

Check Out Part 1 of GO’s Pics From Our Cure Tour ’08 KIck-Off Party on October 18, 2007. Keep checking back for more!

GO gets the dish from the star of Bravo TV’s Top Chef

Thirteen months from now YOU will choose a new president. So, if you know more about YouTube’s Obama Girl than you do about Barack’s policies, if you’re hot for Hillary yet don’t know her take on gay marriage, if you’re McLovin’ McCain or a Kucinich chick just ’cause you think he’s “nice,” you better start doing your research. Recently, we asked 10 of our NYC-based readers this question: If the election wree held tomorrow, who would get your vote?

In an exclusive performance The Cliks help kick off Go Magazine’s benefit for women’s cancers on October 18, 2007!

Fifteen exceptional wordsmiths we love.