EDGE Washington

The recent opening of KRAVE Massive, an 80,000-square-foot nightclub with five separate dance floors, gives hope that Las Vegas’ downtown scene will thrive.

The third Out on the Street Summit was held in London in mid-November, bringing together 180 companies to look at LGBTs in the financial sector and at whether what’s good for LGBT rights is also good for business.

For two well-known Georgia real estate agents, the Corwell Group and Common Grounds, doing business means giving back part of their profits to the LGBT community.

For a time, it looked as though Clark Frasier and Mark Gaier would go down rather dubiously as the Susan Luccis of the New England culinary scene, despite having been praised by the legendary Julia Child, The New York Times, and Bon Appétit.

Citibank is seeking to counter a "homophobic" image in the wake of having frozen the account of an Internet startup, a gay social networking site, for its "objectionable content."

With advanced degrees from Cambrige University, a position as CEO of a major firm, and a seat in the House of Lords (the British equivalent of the Senate), John Browne seemed a man of rare accomplishment. But his life was turned inside out when he was outed, Browne says in his new memoir, Beyond Business.