A weekly look at what's making news in the free gay mags:
Rushbox is New York City's latest nightlife resource. Look for it now in the Apple iPhone App Store / More info HERE.
Get Out!: Meet recording artist Wilder Daze HERE.
Get Out!: Meet recording artist Wilder Daze HERE.
Next: 100 frames of pride HERE.
Would you watch a gay version of "The Bachelor"? (I already did -- it was called "Boy Meets Boy" and it was boring meets boring.) Read HERE.
Next (South Florida): Your big-screen hottie roundup is right HERE.
Metro Weekly (D.C.): A curated selection of what you can expect from some of this year’s Fringe shows, as 41 productions stood before our cameras / Read HERE.
End of a Gay Era: After closing its Chelsea location a couple years ago, Universal Gear -- a mainstay in the LGBT community for over two decades -- will now shutter its D.C. location and its Hell's Kitchen store / Read HERE.
Lavender (Twin Cities): The Children & Family issue is out now / Info HERE.
QX: Are you ready for London's kinkiest week of the year? Info HERE.
Planning Ahead: Salt Lake City bids for Gay Games XI in 2022 / Read HERE.
Grab (Chicago): Get to know St. Lucia / Read HERE.
Outfest 2016: 17 Highlights From This Year’s Festival / Read HERE.
Outlook Ohio: Remembering Orlando / Read HERE.
Outlook Ohio: Remembering Orlando / Read HERE.
Gloss (SF): Is this Up Your Alley? Read HERE.
Next (Central Florida): We Remember / Online edition HERE.
Edge Boston: Sweetie, darling! Download HERE.
The Fight (L.A.): Is this what "living creatively" looks like? Read HERE.
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Hey, you don't get to leave Harvey at home for his first weekend alone and then not tell us if he still loves you when you got back. We need a Harvey post, please.
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