Sophia Bush has unveiled a memoir ― and with it, a surprising revelation about her love life. The “One Tree Hill” actor confirms in her book, “And I Will Tell You Mine: Notes from a Life in Progress,” that she and former U.S. soccer player Ashlyn Harris were married inContinue Reading
Shane and Ilya’s story is inspiring something pretty special beyond the pages of Rachel Reid’s books. Heated Rivalry executive producers Jacob Tierney and Brendan Brady have launched the Irina Foundation through their production company, Accent Aigu Entertainment. Inspired by the foundation their beloved hockey players establish in Reid’s Game ChangersContinue Reading
Going into The Greek Theater on Sunday night, I was very ready to see my girl Tove Lo again. I caught her back on the Dirt Femme tour, which was phenomenal. She proved back then that she has serious stage presence, but seeing her bring her new album, Estrus, toContinue Reading
A handful of Strictly Come Dancing pros have showed support for Josh Widdicombe, after BBC presenter Ed James criticised what he called a “nasty” backlash towards the new host. James weighed in as comedian and TV presenter Widdicombe continues to face intense scrutiny from some viewers following his first liveContinue Reading
A local feud over KN95 masks in western Massachusetts is heading toward movie screens. The story began when Last Ditch Bar, a queer gathering spot in Greenfield, posted an update on Instagram announcing that patrons no longer needed face coverings on Saturday nights. The message specifically addressed “immunocompromised disabled divas,”Continue Reading
I was sitting in front of a room full of students at a youth empowerment camp on the Arizona-Mexico border when a disability justice advocate named Naomi Ortiz looked at me and said, calmly but directly, “What you’re doing isn’t helpful, Spencer.” I had just finished describing my proudest professionalContinue Reading
Dakota Johnson has a glowing review of kissing Anne Hathaway. And honestly, we understand. “Kissing Annie is the best thing in the world,” Johnson told Gayety. “I highly recommend it.” “Right back at you,” Hathaway replied. The two joined co-star Josh Hartnett to talk about their upcoming psychological thriller Verity,Continue Reading
Back in 2010, London-based photographer Adrian Lourie noticed a glaring gap in gay media. The men splashed across magazine covers and glossy advertisements looked immaculate, heavily edited, and completely out of reach. Lourie wanted to see the guys he actually encountered in daily life: the ones living next door, hangingContinue Reading
Ana Brnabić has become the first out gay President of a Balkan country, after taking office on 28 September. The politician became the first woman and first out lesbian to become Prime Minister of Serbia when she was appointed in 2017. However, she became acting President of Serbia after AleksandarContinue Reading
The new trailer for La Bola Negra is here, and if you have been hearing the early Oscar buzz around this Spanish-language queer epic, consider this your sign to start paying attention. I had the chance to see La Bola Negra ahead of its theatrical release, and I left theContinue Reading
Ellie Goulding is setting firm boundaries with her audience, making it clear that transphobia has no place in her fan base. The pop singer clapped back at a fan account on X after the user attempted to use her recent wardrobe choices to criticize trans people. The user commented onContinue Reading
Andrew Scott is stepping into the life of Ian Charleson in Elsinore, a new film about the celebrated Scottish actor’s final months and the performance that became a defining part of his legacy. Charleson was known for his work onstage and in films including Chariots of Fire. In 1989, whileContinue Reading
The Disasters by M.K. England (m/m) The Celestial Seas by T.A. Chan (f/f) If All the Stars Go Dark by S.G. Prince (m/m GN) The Kindred by Alechia Dow (m/f) The Darkness Outside Us by Eliot Schrefer (m/m duology) Bonus: Coming in 2027, keep an eye out for We Were Supposed to FindContinue Reading