EDGE New England

Next month, UCLA grad students Alexander Martos and Jeffery Williams will wrap up their work with the L.A. Gay and Lesbian Center, and take their LGBT sex ed curriculum to Cal State Northridge.

In veteran reporter Don Fulsom’s new book, the writer suggests that President Nixon could have had a gay past and a long lasting affair with Florida business man and close friend, Charles "Bebe" Rebozo.

When Rob Weiss talks to his patients about sex addiction, he knows the subject well. A self-confessed recovering sex addict, the Angeleno talked to EDGE about why gay men are such horn dogs and when a healthy sexual appetite turns into a problem.

Gay men don’t practice monogamy. Or at least not with any of the regularity of straight couples. This may have more to do with men-on-men coupling than sexuality per se.

Phyllis counsels a mother who was at a loss after a man suggested her son’s sexual orientation would spur him to sleep with his sister.

Researchers say that by controlling serotonin levels in the brains of laboratory mice, they have been able to influence sexual behavior. But, they warn, it is far too early to conclude that manipulating human brain chemistry can change sexual orientation.

Researchers from University College London used medical imaging to show that gay or straight, on a neurological level, we all experience love in the same way.

New research carried out in Korea shows that there might indeed be a genetic basis for homosexuality, at least in mice--not by the presence of a specific "gay gene," but rather due to the deletion of a gene.

A new study indicates a correlation between how likely a man is to be gay and how many male children his mother had prior to his birth.