Gay New Orleans: The Latest
CIAA To Move 8 Championships_But Not Basketball_From NC
The Division II Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association says it will move eight of its 10 conference championships set for North Carolina - but not its two basketball tournaments
Twitter, 'Lies' And Videotape: Trump Shames Beauty Queen
Plunging deeper into campaign controversy, Donald Trump publicly shamed a former beauty queen on Friday for her "disgusting" sexual past and then - in one of presidential history's more bizarre moments - encouraged Americans to watch a "sex tape"
NJ Man Charged With Wearing Clear Plastic Wrap Bikini on Beach
Police say a 59-year-old man who wore a bikini fashioned out of see-through plastic wrap on a New Jersey beach is facing a criminal charge.
4 New Sleeper TV Shows You Need to Watch
Here are four TV shows that may have slipped under your radar this fall season, but are certainly worth your time.
'Wonder Woman' Comics Writer Reveals Character is Gay
The writer of the reborn "Wonder Woman" comics has revealed that the character is gay.
Out There :: The First Lady's First Lady
"Eleanor and Hick - The Love Affair That Shaped a First Lady" by Susan Quinn has just been published by Penguin Press.
Albee: An Appreciation
There is little doubt Albee permanently changed drama by inventing a new language, according to playwright Terence McNally, his partner in the 1960s.
Taxpayer Tab for Travel to Anti-Gay States? California, San Francisco Just Say No
The state of California and the city of San Francisco this week both banned taxpayer-funded travel to states with anti-LGBT laws.
Universal Orlando Unveils Virtual Reality Halloween Show
As you enter the dark set - an old library from the 1700s filled with ancient artifacts - at Universal Orlando Resort's new Halloween experience, it's obvious you're in for a creepy time.
Alleged Castro Arsonist Freed After Plea Deal
A San Francisco man convicted of accidentally choking to death a sex partner in 2011 and then arrested again last year for allegedly starting fires in the Castro district was released after reaching a plea deal.
News
Peggy Noonan: When Are We Going to Talk About the Real Issues?
After a week when chatter on the campaign trail focused on fat-shaming comments from 1996 and Clinton's recovery from pneumonia, CBS News contributor Peggy Noonan joins CBSN to discuss the state of the 2016 race.
Entertainment
New Season of 'Halloween Baking Championship' Premieres Monday, October 3rd
Zombies, mummies and monsters galore get in on the action on the return of the spookiest baking competition on Food Network, where seven terrifyingly-talented bakers compete to create the most hauntingly delicious desserts.
Business
Zombie Wars: State Law Aims to Reduce Blighted Properties
A new Ohio law is being viewed as a national model for eliminating zombies - zombie properties, that is.
Technology
Europe's Comet Probe Rosetta Ends 12-Year Mission with Crash
After 12 years of hurtling through space in pursuit of a comet, the Rosetta probe ended its mission Friday with a slow-motion crash onto the icy surface of the alien world it was sent out to study.
Finance
Ask Brianna: Will You Ever Be Able to Afford a House?
"Ask Brianna" is a Q&A column from NerdWallet for 20-somethings or anyone else starting out.
Cars
New Jeep Compass SUV Looks Like Shrunken Grand Cherokee
The new Compass replaces a model that was introduced about a decade ago and had fallen far behind rivals in what is now the largest segment of the U.S. auto market. It also will replace the Jeep Patriot, a similar-sized SUV.
Style
New Streetcar Lines Offers Access to Historic New Orleans Neighborhood
New Orleans' newest streetcar line will open Sunday, carrying riders along the edge of the French Quarter and part of an adjacent neighborhood.
Health/Fitness
Book Explores How 'Gayby Boomers' Experience Aging
A new book shows how 'gayby boomers' -- members of the LGBT community who were the first to grow up during the gay rights movement and identify as LGBT, and who were the most heavily impacted by the AIDS epidemic -- face unique challenges as they age.
Travel
Birthright Israel: 'A Gift from 1 Generation to Another'
For some young Jews, it's almost become a rite of passage: taking a free trip through Birthright Israel.
Nightlife
Kathy Griffin to Open Best in Drag Show Benefiting Aid for AIDS
On October 2 at San Francisco's Orpheum Theatre, Emmy and Grammy Award winner Kathy Griffin will open the Best in Drag Show, the fabulous, long-running annual event raising funds for Aid for AIDS.
