8th annual Dorothy Awards delight
Nearly 250 attendees packed the house in support of the New Haven Pride Center and a community that works tirelessly to foster a safe, inclusive environment throughout Connecticut.

A 'Color'ful view from UConn
A quick impromptu dance party in the rain while we count off, a scattered visit to BOTH coffee shops off campus, and then it’s off to Storrs in one long queer caravan.

Vox Pop: What is your favorite sexy song?
We asked Metroline readers on Facebook and our website to submit their answers to the question, "What's your favorite sexy song?" 

St. Patrick's Day in New London
We caught the St. Patrick's Day parade in New London on March 17.

'Annabel' a captivating tale
On the morning that Wayne Blake entered the world, the midwife, Thomasina Baikie, did what came natural: she checked to see if the baby was male or female, and was shocked.

Timeline: Late October, 1994
In a piece titled Faces of the Future, Metroline Magazine introduced readers to several young people changing the way America views its youth.

Blabby: Lift a weight off your shoulders
Eat healthy, because it's the right thing to do, not because it will help you get that flat chest.

Perpetual Smiles
I happily agreed to give him a ride and my opinion on whatever he picked out.  It was worse than shopping with my ex-wife.

True Colors 17: A Magical Experience
Luckily, on March 12th of this year, that most rewarding reason was what got me out of bed before the sun: The True Colors Conference.

Long Island Fun
The nights Eddie runs at Shy Lounge in Levittown on Saturday night, “Gation,” or “Dabunk” at The Bunkhouse in Sayville on Friday nights, you are in for a treat. 

Top Ten Q&A with The Freemasons
The Freemasons consists of producers Russell Small and James Wiltshire and have remixed songs for the biggest names in music!

Goldfrapp Dives 'Head First' Into Album
With “Head First,” Goldfrapp returns to a more dance-based pop as compared to their fourth album, “Seventh Tree,” which had been a slower take.

You Won’t Forget This ‘Alamo’
Hiding can be life-saving necessary. It can be life-or-death. It can be a means to revenge, as you’ll see in the new novel “Forgetting the Alamo, or, Blood Memory” by Emma Perez.

Timeline: Late February, 1988
When a vacation sweepstakes sponsored by a Florida and Tennessee company excluded gay men from participating, gay advocates ran straight into court.

Blabby: Boyfriend May Use Threesomes as Alternative to Cheating
Rarely is it ever that both partners want to engage a third person in their sex life.