Cemeteries are places where history, tradition, religion, architecture and culture intersect. I now seek out graves anywhere ...

Gay bookshops defied conservatism and allowed ideas of gay activism to flourish, and a vibrant and diverse community found ...

From rock 'n' roll royalty to literary giants, the graves of famous figures draw millions annually. Elvis Presley's Graceland burial site sees massive crowds, while Oscar Wilde's tomb in Paris ...

Several of these conversations were spearheaded by Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop owner Craig Rodwell and members of the nascent Gay Liberation Front (GLF), a group that proudly reclaimed queer ...

Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop at 15 Christopher Street, New York, New York, circa 1975. Photo by Edmund Vincent Gillon/Museum of the City of New York/Getty Images.

Oscar Wilde’s bed and desk, once rescued from forced sheriff’s auction by friends, go under the hammer Wilde’s famously opulent Chelsea home was found nearly empty by valuers after court ...

I walked past the Stonewall Inn, and soon I came to a not-so-seedy bookstore, the Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop, where Christopher Street met Gay Street. Intrigued by the name – how could I not be?

Show your solidarity with queer folks and allies by visiting these meaningful landmarks around the world that shine a light on LGBTQIA+ rights and the ongoing resistance against those who seek to ...

His theater work features performances in Oscar Wilde’s “Salomé” with Al Pacino, “The Tempest” with Raúl Juliá, “The Exonerated,” and his musical debut in “The Mambo Kings.” ...

A stolen memorial bust of Jim Morrison has been found. Thieves nabbed the statue that adorned the grave of The Doors frontman in 1988, and now French police have tracked it down in the country's ...

A graveyard which contains the remains of one of the great, forgotten Irish rebels, the grandmother of Oscar Wilde, and the man credited with establishing the GAA in Co Wexford is to be restored ...

The Broadway debut of a thrilling new The Picture of Dorian Gray underscores the timeless appeal of a 19th-century literary firebrand 125 years after his death.