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The one and only Liza Minnelli is shaking up Broadway again with her new production, Liza’s At The Palace!

The spiraling economy has taken a heavy toll on the travel industry. Even LGBT travelers, traditionally more frequent globetrotters than other segments of society, have reduced their travel, according to a new poll.

Want to get away for Thanksgiving weekend? Whether you're looking for sandy beaches, downhill skiing or big city fun, you can find it in our recommendations for a perfect out-of-town Thanksgiving.

Corporate America and LGBT entrepreneurs come together to celebrate the contributions of far-sighted companies, local chambers of commerce and small business owners at the National Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce's Evening of Courage on Nov. 7.

As the temperatures drop, it's a reminder that fall is upon us, and one of the most treasured pastimes of Americans has arrived—leaf peeping!

Finally, there is empirical evidence of something the LGBT community has presumed for years—gay and lesbian adults are trendsetters.

A new survey from Harris Interactive reveals a "resilient" LGBT travel market, with more gays and lesbians sticking with air and automobile travel than heterosexuals despite rising gas prices.

For the first time in the United States, there is a standard for patient care for LGBT Americans thanks to a new rating system developed by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation and the Gay and Lesbian Medical Association.

When author J.K. Rowling announced that Albus Dumbledore, the legendary headmaster at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the Harry Potter series, was gay, the mainstream community was shocked. The world's LGBT readers not so much.

Any destination looking for a bit of "intel" on how best to reach the LGBT market needs look no further than a local bookstore.

Even vacation destinations off the beaten path can offer LGBT travelers a warm welcome.

Knowing how to tip properly can save you embarrassment when you can least afford it—when you're traveling or entertaining on business, whether at home or abroad.

LGBT businesses and nonprofits have been establishing gay-friendly retirement communities around the country over the last 10 years.

If you're like most business owners, you're not opposed to the idea of taking a break. It's just who has the time? What about the customers? Who'll mind the store?

When LGBT travelers search for hotels, bed-and-breakfasts or tour companies, they're looking for the same amenities that draw mainstream travelers: good prices, high-quality service and friendly employees.

In this charming, laid-back corner of the Caribbean, local businesses have banded together to create a hospitable atmosphere for LGBT travelers.

The Caribbean isn't always known as a gay-friendly part of the world, but the small Netherlands Antilles island of Curaçao is a happy exception to the rule.