Gay Baltimore: The Latest
Netflix Renews 'Grace and Frankie' Ahead of Season 5 Debut
As the fifth-season adventures of "Grace and Frankie " begin, viewers can rest assured there's more to come.
Rihanna Sues Father Over Use of their Last Name for Business
Rihanna is suing her father over his use of their last name for a business.
Dolly Bids Adieu: Remembering Carol Channing
Carol Channing, who passed today at the age of 97, was one of the musical theater's legends.
Mind the Gap? Gay Couple Plead Guilty to London Subway Threesome
A gay couple appeared in court Jan. 11 to enter a guilty plea to charges stemming from an alleged threesome that took place aboard a London subway car in February of 2017.
Kansas Governor Expands Ban on Anti-LGBT Bias to Contractors
Kansas' new Democratic governor on Tuesday reinstated a ban on anti-LGBT bias in state agencies' employment decisions that a Republican predecessor had repealed, and she also expanded the policy to cover government contractors.
Hospital Replaces Leadership After Blood Transfusion Mistake
A Houston hospital has removed its president and several other leaders following an unusually high number of patient deaths, including a recent case in which a patient died after receiving a transfusion of the wrong blood type.
CBS' Mo Rocca to Begin Podcast Series on 'Mobituaries'
CBS News "Sunday Morning" correspondent and humorist Mo Rocca has his own spin on obituaries.
'90 Day Fiancé' Finale Fallout: Drama and More Drama
The TLC reality series "90 Day Fiancé" may have ended its seventh season on Sunday, but the drama continued for three of its couple on Monday.
Watch: Jake Gyllenhaal Appears in 'Spider-Man: Far from Home' Trailer
Sony Pictures dropped the teaser trailer for the upcoming "Spider-Man: Far from Home," the sequel to the popular 2017 blockbuster "Spider-Man: Homecoming." The new film features Jake Gyllenhaal as Quentin Beck / Mysterio.
Alicia Keys to Host Grammy Awards Next Month
Alicia Keys usually attends the Grammys, but this year she'll be there as a host.
News
Trump's Cuba Policy Hurts Private Sector, New Figures Say
President Donald Trump's Cuba policy is driving hundreds of millions of dollars from the island's private entrepreneurs to its military-controlled tourism sector, the opposite of its supposed goal, new statistics say.
Entertainment
Review :: Sawdust And Tinsel
A fascinating work of psychosexual politics and secondhand humiliation, Ingmar Bergman's "Sawdust and Tinsel" arrives on Criterion Collection Blu-ray.
Business
Razor Burn: Gillette Ad Stirs Online Uproar
A Gillette ad for men invoking the #MeToo movement is sparking intense online backlash, with accusations that it talks down to men and groups calling for a boycott. But Gillette says it doesn't mind sparking a discussion.
Technology
Antarctica is Losing Ice 6 Times Faster Today Than in 1980s
Antarctica is melting more than six times faster than it did in the 1980s, a new study shows.
Finance
Liberal Lawmakers Challenge Trump with Drug Cost Legislation
Challenging the Trump administration on a top consumer issue, leading congressional liberals are proposing legislation that would radically reduce U.S. prescription drug bills by linking prices to lower costs in other countries.
Cars
VW, Ford Team Up on Pickups, May Cooperate on Electrics
Volkswagen and Ford say they're forming a global alliance in which they will together develop commercial vans and medium-sized pickups while exploring broader cooperation on battery-powered and autonomous vehicles.
Style
12 Tips for a Healthy 2019
The authors of "Whats Your Season? Healing Principles and Recipes for Your Body Type" offer a fresh approach to optimize your health
Health/Fitness
People Start to Feel Too Old to Work Out at This Age
Two in five Americans feel "too old" to work out, with 41 officially being the age Americans feel too old to exercise.
Travel
Airport Security Screener No-Shows Soar
The number of airport security screeners failing to show up for work around the country is soaring as the partial government shutdown goes into its fourth week.
Nightlife
BARchive :: A Celebration of Streetbar - How the First Gay Bar in Palm Springs Signaled A Change
With LGBTQ bars closing down, It's easy to assume that we are in a time of decline. But here is a very different story from a Southern Californian city.
