LGBTQ (Page 10)

The Seduction of Closeness Ahmad Naser’s camera doesn’t keep its distance. It wants to breathe the same air as its subject. In his latest series, every frame hums with proximity and a closeness that feels less like observation and more like communion. The surface of the body becomes the landscapeContinue Reading

The BBC has denied giving any specific instruction or directive to editorial staff on using the phrase “biological males” to discuss trans women in their stories. In recent weeks, many people have noted that the BBC has seemingly begun using the phrase “biological males” in copy to refer to transContinue Reading

The holiday season is the perfect excuse to don your sparkliest coat, sip mulled wine, and explore some of the world’s most enchanting Christmas markets, with a queer twist, of course. Whether you’re wandering European cobblestones, enjoying a snowy Canadian village, or basking in subtropical festivities in Asia, these marketsContinue Reading

Tom Daley has said knitting and crochet is his “superpower” and said nobody should feel ashamed by it. The diver-turned-presenter has teamed up with The National Lottery to launch a special scratchcard-igan, with some lucky winners in with the change of bagging £500. It’s a campaign dear to Daley’s heart,Continue Reading

Andrew Scott and Josh O’Connor both star in Rian Johnson’s new Knives Out film, Wake Up Dead Man , but only one of them is a priest, and it’s not Scott. The duo also dove into the film’s themes of faith, the challenge of playing a priest, and what itContinue Reading

The holidays can be complicated for LGBTQ+ folks, sometimes family tables don’t feel welcoming, and a change of scenery makes the season brighter. Across the U.S., cities big and small offer queer and queer-friendly celebrations that mix traditional cheer with community spirit. Whether you want a small-town Christmas market, aContinue Reading

Fans have declared graphic gay hockey drama Heated Rivalry is the “best show of the year.” Some have even been left “dizzy” over the show’s steamy scenes. The six-episode Crave Original show follows the love story of rival hockey players Shane (Tracker actor Hudson Williams) and Ilya (Joker: Folie àContinue Reading

Robbie Simpson has worn many creative hats, actor, director, producer, but his most personal work may have unfolded not behind the scenes or on a scripted set, but on Hallmark Channel’s Finding Mister Christmas. For the first time, the multi-hyphenate wasn’t portraying a character or helping shape someone else’s narrative.Continue Reading

Robbie Simpson may have entered Hallmark’s Finding Mister Christmas expecting competition, connection and cameras, but he didn’t expect to walk away with a new friend from the Bravo universe. During a recent conversation with Gayety, Simpson opened up about the surprising celebrity encounter that happened immediately after filming wrapped, andContinue Reading

Jordan Firstman, the comedy multi-hyphenate whose surrealist humor and pointed cultural commentary have earned him a devoted LGBTQ+ following, is stepping behind the camera for the first time. Topic Studios announced that production is wrapping on Club Kid, Firstman’s feature directorial debut, which he also wrote and stars in. TheContinue Reading

US Congress’ first out gay immigrant member has slammed Traitor 47 for “causing terror” with the administration’s continued ICE raids. Californian Democrat Robert Garcia sent a powerful message to the US government this week after condemning its inhumane treatment of individuals detained by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). SinceContinue Reading

As the world prepares to commemorate World AIDS Day, a different kind of movement is gathering at the U.S.–Mexico border on November 30, one built not only on advocacy, but on visibility, courage, and even joy. MPact Global Action, the organization behind the cross-border Kiss-In and Besoton Sidoso Internacional event,Continue Reading