Fridae

Fridae's new political columnist, Paul Tan, highlights the importance for the GLBT community to be politically active.

Comedian Rosie O'Donnell marries her longtime girlfriend, calling it a proud stand for gay rights.

Fridae speaks to Efren Bose who married his boyfriend of seven years in San Francisco on Valentine's Day. Efren, who is a Fridae member, shares his love story and his thoughts on same-sex marriages.

Fridae's Los Angeles-based columnist, Jason Woo shares his thoughts on how we can do our part, however small, for gay rights advocacy as more than 1,000 gay and lesbian couples got married over the weekend in San Francisco.

Fridae's resident sexpert and cunning linguist, Alvin Tan, goes down on bended knees and offers a blow-by-blow account on how to give good head.

The city issued a total of 118 marriage licenses to same-sex couples on Thursday after Mayor Gavin Newsom on Tuesday urged the county clerk's office to begin issuing the marriage certificates to same-sex couples.

The city of San Francisco may overtake Massachusetts as the first place in the US for same-sex couples to get married as its newly elected Mayor launches a new initiative.

Malaysia's Datuk Seri Dr Rais Yatim, Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, has announced the country's opposition to a new United Nations human rights resolution to protect gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transsexuals.

Fridae's patronness of the arts, Alvin Tan, reviews W!LDRICE's production of Landmarks: Asian Boys Vol. 2 and explains why it's a performance worth watching (and drooling over).

Fridae's new columnist, Jason Woo, a 20-something writer in Los Angeles introduces himself and shares his thoughts on one of his favourite quotes, "Personal is political."