Julius’, New York City’s Oldest Gay Bar, Gets Landmark Designation The site of a historic 1966 "sip-in" protest for LGBTQ rights, Julius' Bar is now the latest New York City landmark. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Today’s Google Doodle Honors Frank Kameny LGBTQ Trailblazer and Astronomer Kameny was fired in the 50s because of a federal ban on LGBTQ employees, and has spent his life since fighting for queer rights. By Helen Holmes
New York City Opera’s ‘Stonewall’ Pays Vocal Tribute to a Messy Uprising The world premiere opera by Ian Bell and Mark Campbell sets the historic Stonewall riots to ear-catching music. By James Jorden
From Stonewall to the Streets: Live Coverage of New York City’s End of DOMA Celebration By The Editors
Of Love and Property: With DOMA Struck Down, Same-Sex Spouses Can Pass on Estates Without Penalty By Kim Velsey
Tears and Toasts at Stonewall: Riot-Site Revelers React to SCOTUS Decision By Kelly Gifford and Rebecca Hiscott
DOMA in Pictures: Supreme Court Ruling on Same-Sex Marriage Met With Cheers, Tears By Rebecca Hiscott
Conan Presides Over Late Night's First Live Gay Wedding; People Who Hate Gay Weddings Freak Out [Video] By Drew Grant