BLOCK: Last News

An unidentified male suspect on Aug. 4 threw a baseball-sized rock into a large glass window located next to the main entrance door of the Human Rights Campaign’s headquarters building at 1640 Rhode Island Ave., N.W., according to a D.C. police report.

Washington Blade Editor Kevin Naff was named a 2024 LGBT History Month Icon by the Equality Forum, the group announced Tuesday.

The backlash against DEI and other inclusive programs at America’s largest companies continues, with news last week that Ford Motor Company will scale back its internal DEI initiatives.

A new club night celebrating queer culture, titled TABÚ, is set to debut in Galway this Friday, September 6. The event, organised by The Gore-Booth Project, promises to be an inclusive and welcoming space for everyone.

Andy Cohen invites fans into the Clubhouse for his popular Bravo talk show Watch What Happens Live, but few—outside of family, friends & flings—have had the opportunity to see his actual house… until now!This fall, Cohen is calling on Owning Manhattan star/real estate broker Ryan Serhant (who previously starred on Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing New York) to help him sell his gorgeous New York City home to the tune of $14 million.The host first purchased the West Village digs back in 2003—when the Real Housewives were just a glimmer in his eye—and has since bought three adjoining units in the building, working with architects and designers to assemble them all into the duplex of his dreams.Ahead of the 15th anniv of ‘Watch What Happens Live,’ Andy Cohen is spilling all the tea.Though renovations on the three bedroom, four bathroom bachelor pad only just wrapped in 2022, Cohen, now a father of two, realized he desperately wanted outdoor space, so he made the difficult decision to move into a penthouse with a massive terrace just a few-minute walk away.In a July episode of WWHL, Cohen revealed fellow daddy (in more ways than one) Serhant would be the one to sell his “dream apartment,” and now, before it officially hits the market, we’re treated to a rare peek inside.And, guess what? The house that Bravo built actually looks an awful lot like the Bravo Clubhouse! The warm wood flooring, the pops of patterns and accents of color, the shelves loaded with quirky bits & bobs—we’re starting to realize the WWHL studio space is heavily inspired by Cohen’s not-so-humble abode.But enough talk, let’s take a look!You see what we mean? The whole things looks like an extension of the Watch What Happens Live live set—but that’s not a bad thing! The tastefully mismatched furniture, the pop art, that kooky tree stump side-table; and no Clubhouse would be complete without its own bar! Speaking of…Of course Cohen’s place has its own fully stocked bar! According to New York Times writer