LGBTQ

If there was one thing OUTLOUD Music Festival proved this weekend, it’s that Pride crowds know how to commit to a lineup. From June 5 through June 7, thousands gathered at West Hollywood Park as OUTLOUD once again served as the musical centerpiece of WeHo Pride, bringing together major popContinue Reading

More than two decades after Destiny’s Child became a defining soundtrack for confidence and joy, the group’s music still holds a permanent place in queer culture. Now, that legacy is getting a new live interpretation. Following sold-out performances around the country, Destiny’s Child: Iconic Reimagined Tribute is returning this summerContinue Reading

Sources close to Hudson Williams have allegedly spoke out after an old photo of him resurfaced over the weekend. The image, which circulated over the weekend, appears to show a teenage Williams with various words and symbols drawn on his skin and clothes in marker, including what looks like aContinue Reading

Andy Cohen is sharing details about his relationship with boyfriend Kevin Sobieski for the first time, revealing that after years of waiting for the right connection, he believes he has finally found “the person.” The Bravo host opened up about the relationship during a recent episode of his SiriusXM radioContinue Reading

Coming of age in the early ’90s in a small city in southeastern Wisconsin meant growing up in a time and a place when no one said “gay” (or “lesbian” or “bisexual” or “transgender” or “non-binary” or any other part of the LGBTQ+ community), and the only time you heardContinue Reading

“Cats: The Jellicle Ball,” one of the most buzzed-about musicals currently on Broadway, made history at the 2026 Tony Awards on Sunday with a win for its costume designer, Qween Jean. Qween Jean won for Best Costume Design of a Musical for her work on the smash revival of AndrewContinue Reading

Singing vampires, a wild reimagining of “Cats” and a thought-provoking drama starring a Hollywood heavyweight all won big at the 2026 Tony Awards, Broadway’s biggest night. This year’s ceremony was hosted by pop superstar Pink who, despite never having appeared on Broadway, hinted that a pivot toward musical theater couldContinue Reading

A city council in Michigan has voted to cut a drag queen story hour from its Pride festival line-up. The council for Madison Heights called a special meeting on 1 June to discuss whether or not it would be appropriate to host the drag queen story time event at aContinue Reading

Throughout its six-episode run, HBO’s “Half Man” has proven itself to be one of this year’s most daring series. Focusing on the toxic relationship between Niall Kennedy (Mitchell Robertson, Jamie Bell) and his pseudo-stepbrother Ruben Pallister (Stuart Campbell, Richard Gadd), the series takes risks while examining shame and queerness inContinue Reading

The annual Edinburgh Festival Fringe is on the horizon, boasting another year of queer comedic gold and hilarious LGBTQ+ acts arriving in Scotland. The Fringe is the world’s largest performance arts festival, where thousands are set to showcase their talents between the 7th and 31st of August. For those specificallyContinue Reading

Lizzo is stepping back into the spotlight with a title that leaves very little open to interpretation. The Grammy and Emmy Award-winning artist released her new album, Bitch, on June 5, marking the beginning of a new chapter that leans into confidence, reinvention, and a phrase she’s been attached toContinue Reading

As Pride season arrives in Los Angeles, one event is making its return with a message that feels especially pointed in 2026: if corporate support disappears, the party still goes on. Ostbahnhof XL returns to LA’s Arts District on June 13 for its 10th anniversary edition, expanding into its largestContinue Reading