EDGE on the Net

EDGE speaks with Danny Resnic, the founder of the condom company Origami, to learn how his brand of unique condoms differs from standard condoms that currently monopolize the market.

Jim Pickett from the International Rectal Microbicide Advocates brought the community together on January 24 at GMHC for an update on the struggle to find effective rectal microbicides to help stem the spread of HIV transmission.

Despite progress on other fronts, the constructs and prejudices of heteronormativity continue to pervade our private lives and complicate our personal relationships.

As Election Day approaches in Los Angeles, community members are torn over Measure B, legislation that would mandate that adult film stars use condoms on set.

The winners for sex and romance are crowned in Bay Area Reporter’s second annual Best of the Gays readers poll.

They say straight men get better with age, but is the same true of gay men? For a community with so many obsessions around beauty and image, the idea of turning 40 can be brutally intimidating.

After years of research and development, Masque has been designed by a team of scientists who have created a formula combining flavor blockers microencapsulated in a paper-thin, dissolvable, oral gel strip.

Ever thought about "play for pay"? EDGE walked the walk and talked to today’s modern rent boy. What can you get for your dollar’s worth? Shaun Knittel pulled the curtain back to reveal why they work so hard for the money.

A study last year demonstrated that a drug used to treat HIV could also help protect HIV- people from contracting the virus. But the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now says that only those at high risk should take the medication.

Parents grew angry and school administrators were also displeased when an AIDS prevention group visited a New Hampshire school with free safer sex kits that contained not only condoms, but also flavored lubricant.