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April is full of topics to write about. April Fool’s Day, Tax Day, and the springtime holidays all offer opportunities for articles. Likewise, Wilton Manors decision to fly the Transgender Flag on Transgender Visibility Day on March 31, offers plenty of material one could write about.

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America’s newest museum, Museum Of the American Revolution in Philadelphia, does something quite revolutionary: It recognizes the LGBT community as having played a part of that revolution. And it does so with several exhibits.

Arguably the most influential gay publication of all time was Physique Pictorial, which flourished between 1951 and 1990. The creation of photographer and film maker Bob Mizer (1922-1992), who created this magazine as an outgrowth of his Athletic Model Guild, Physique Pictorial was the greatest of a series of pre-Stonewall “physical fitness” publications geared towards gay men.

Playboy will no longer publish photos of nude women as part of a redesign, the decades-old magazine announced Tuesday.