Gay Charlotte and LGBTQ Carolina News, Arts & Entertainment
When Mitch Grassi and Scott Hoying decided to launch Superfruit, it was with two main objectives in mind: Showcase their close, years-long friendship and give themselves full reign to do whatever makes them happiest.
Dexter Jordan is having a moment, and it is hard earned in more ways than one.
When Joseph Quisol picked up a guitar at 17 and began teaching himself to play with the aide of YouTube videos, he didn’t have a grander vision of where it might take him.
“So that impossible standard, I can’t give to other people. I just have to love them for who they are, at that moment.”
Norm Self, who lives in Asheville and has said his sex life has never been better than at 83, recently made his adult film debut.
This month the community celebrates bisexual visibility, shining a spotlight on part of the LGBTQ community that is all too often ignored. Here is an anything-but-exhaustive list of bisexual individuals throughout history.
Homelessness and HIV/AIDS are two of the biggest issues facing the LGBT community. When the two exist in tandem, the challenges that each condition presents become exasperated.
After failing to pass a non-discrimination ordinance in March of last year, Charlotte remains one of the largest cities in the country not to have full LGBT protections in place for its citizens. That may soon change.
Everyone wants to be happier, but arriving in a place of better mental health can seem a daunting task.
Not all regions of the world are created equal when it comes to the health and longevity of its population. There are certain parts of the world where people live longer than anywhere else. They are known as blue zones.
