A revered landmark for American gay rights activists, Greenwich Village's Stonewall Inn has undergone several transformations in the decades since it was the focal point of a three-day riot in 1969.

T he week before the election, I went to a gay bar in New York City. Every thirty minutes or so, the bar staff — a troupe of ...

In 1966, young Genovese family member Tony Lauria purchased the Stonewall Inn, then a low-earning 'straight' bar and restaurant. "Fat Tony," as he was known, renovated at low cost and reopened the ...

It was handed to him with instructions by his friend Marty as chaos unfolded outside the Stonewall Inn, the police being pelted with coins and bottles. The homeless teenager set off up the street ...

The Stonewall Inn Gives Back Initiative, which is the charitable arm of the Stonewall Inn, honored a group of LGBTQ leaders at an awards gala on Dec. 4. The event, dubbed The Stonewall Inn Brick ...

The 2nd Annual Stonewall Inn Brick Awards Gala will honor Grammy, Emmy, and three-time Tony Award winner Billy Porter with the Icon Award at event venue Racket in Chelsea of New York City, next Monday ...

It’s Election Day, and Andy Cohen celebrated in a monumental way: by bringing his daughter Lucy, 2, to the polls with him.

Listen to LGBTQIA+ comedians and storytellers tell their coming out and transitioning stories at the legendary Stonewall Inn! Closet Cases celebrates individuality and self-expression through ...

"(The police) came in nasty," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation outside the Stonewall Inn where the modern LGBT+ rights movements began on June 28, 1969, after a police raid. "They pushed the ...

Three LGBTQ legal professionals, including the country’s first transgender trial court judge, will receive the American Bar ...

June 28, 1969 – Police raid the Stonewall Inn in New York City. Protests and demonstrations begin, and it later becomes known as the impetus for the gay civil rights movement in the United States.

Roku premiered “The Lesbian Bar Project” in New York City, a docuseries chronicling lesbian-owned bars scattered across the country. The three-episode miniseries was co-produced by Roku’s Brand Studio ...