Cheryl Lavin

Let's hear from some happy women. Women who are thrilled with the guy they wake up with every morning. Women who are jumping with joy because of the guy they...

Among the famous people whom gay journalist Michelangelo Signorile has outed are the late magazine publisher Malcolm Forbes, former Defense Department spokesman Pete Williams, and actress Jodie Foster. Here's how...

At a certain, exalted level, everybody knows everybody. In "Stiffed" (HarperCollins), William Knoedelseder tells of the strange, you-scratch-mine, I'll-scratch-yours friendship that developed between record excecutive Irving Azoff and L.A. Lakers...

On Sunday, 1 million or more gays, lesbians and bisexuals, their families and friends, are expected to march on Washington, D.C. Among them, as an honored guest and speaker, will...

From now on, every time we hear "Don't Stop (Thinking About Tomorrow)" we'll forever think of Bill Clinton and the inauguration. Other songs have that kind of power to evoke...

The Navy has told Terry Helvey, a 21-year-old sailor charged with murdering a homosexual shipmate from Chicago Heights, that its lawyers would pursue the death penalty if he pleads innocent...

If you play the Medicaid game, you'll know how Alice felt when she ventured through the looking glass. Left is right and right is left. All your life you tried...

Allen Schindler has put a face on the debate over lifting the ban on gays in the military. Schindler is the Chicago Heights sailor who was brutally murdered in Japan...

On Aug. 14, just before the Republican National Convention, Tempo profiled President Bush's political director, Mary Matalin, author of those nasty fax attacks at "Boy Clinton" and "those sniveling hypocrites"...

On Sept. 13 and 14, Tempo ran the story of a priest, Rev. Robert Lutz, who was accused of sexual abuse by two young boys while they were students at...