Neal Broverman

Dance palaces for us are shuttering from Moscow to Vegas, and it's not just bad House music we're losing.

The show is mostly brilliant, but can it effectively tackle the war gay men wage with themselves?

Men who only surround themselves with men miss out on some of the richest relationships in life.

Ronan Farrow, the soon-to-be MSNBC host, plays it close to the vest with his love life, but isn't afraid to publicly blast his famous father. Is this a conflict or simply a choice?

No one wants to be associated with words like "activist" or "feminist" anymore. This writer says it's time to make strident the new sexy.

Gay men of the '70s are remembered for hirsute faces and skintight jeans; their brothers of the '90s were partial to bangs and stubble. How will the gay "look" of the 2010s be remembered?