Watch out Grindr and Scruff, Gaydar is hot on your heels. Gaydar.net unveiled its new app today on iTunes. By the looks of the chart below, it should be just what dudes need to hook up, or at least ...

Some people think they have a glittery sixth sense that allows them to magically determine another person's sexuality. Specifically, they think they can detect when a person is gay. It's called ...

Stereotypes related to gay men and lesbians often operate under the guise of "gaydar" rather than stereotyping. While many people believe stereotyping is wrong, calling it "gaydar" merely provides a ...

In an effort to debunk the validity of gaydar, researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison conducted a study where they challenged the “gaydar myth” according to a report on the University’s ...

Kids are often told that you can’t judge a book by its cover. Even so, people often believe they can rely on their gut to intuit things about other people. Stereotypes often influence these ...

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I always knew Ricky Martin was fortunate. (He’s a famous pop star with scads of money and abdominal muscles that are more defined than mine.) And I always suspected Martin was a homosexual man.

People can judge with surprising accuracy whether someone is gay or straight — even when they're looking at a black-and-white photograph, cropped of hair and identifying marks, and presented upside ...

Unless you believe that there is some kind of gay aura that surrounds a person, your "gaydar" is just a means of reducing sexuality to a list of faulty stereotypes, writes Rebecca Shaw. Earlier today, ...