LGBTQ (Page 4)

Andy Cohen and his boyfriend, Kevin Sobieski, went as Jedi for Halloween in New York, and Cohen posted the photos to Instagram on Saturday, Oct. 31. His best friend, Anderson Cooper, made the carousel too. “Happy Halloween from New York City,” Cohen wrote in the Instagram caption. Cohen, 58, andContinue Reading

Stonewall‘s new report – LGBTQ+ Life in the UK: 2026 – has revealed a difficult look into how the community feels about equality, belonging, safety, health, work and the future. It follows the charity’s previous reports, LGBT in Britain, which were published between 2018 and 2020. The survey now reflectContinue Reading

A company called H for Hyperion LLC wants to tear down Tenants of the Trees, the Silver Lake bar at 2810 Hyperion Ave., and put up a five-story apartment building designed by Bjarke Ingels Group. The application went to the Los Angeles Department of City Planning the week of Oct.Continue Reading

Retired Supreme Court Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul says India’s central government told the court’s collegium the country wasn’t ready for an openly gay judge while it sat on Senior Advocate Saurabh Kirpal‘s appointment to the Delhi High Court. Kaul, who retired in December 2023, has been giving interviews ahead ofContinue Reading

The Boulevard, the only gay bar in Pasadena, plans its final night under owner Steven Terradot on Saturday, Oct. 31. Terradot, 69, is retiring, though a buyer could still reopen the bar. “I’m old and I’m tired,” Terradot told Colorado Boulevard in an Oct. 12 story. The send-off is aContinue Reading

Happy Native American Heritage and Indigenous History Month! We’re celebrating, as we do, with books by Indigenous authors, starring Indigenous characters. (Note: Despite the title of the post, these books include indigenous characters from all over.) While the usual affiliate links are included, you’re strongly encouraged to order from theContinue Reading

“Heated Rivalry” stars Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams spent Halloween as the CEO and the beekeeper from “Bugonia.” Storrie posted the photos to Instagram on Saturday, Oct. 31. Storrie went as Michelle Fuller, the pharmaceutical boss Emma Stone plays in Yorgos Lanthimos’ film. Williams was Teddy Gatz, Jesse Plemons’ conspiracy-obsessedContinue Reading

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3, in St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy, a fight over whether Catholic preschools can take Colorado’s free pre-K money while declining to enroll children of LGBTQ parents. St. Mary in Littleton, St. Bernadette in Lakewood, the ArchdioceseContinue Reading

Kylie Koe is 13 and starting puberty. Her doctor prescribed puberty blockers, but a federal rule that took effect Oct. 13 says Medicaid, her only health insurance, can’t pay for them. Her family and three others are asking U.S. District Judge Steven J. McAuliffe in Concord to keep their daughters’Continue Reading

One of the most popular fanfiction websites, Archive of Our Own (AO3), went down for maintenance on Thursday (29 October) and could now be offline for a month. The nonprofit volunteer-run website has warned they’ve detected a security incident which may include the site’s user database being stolen. AO3 StatusContinue Reading

The International Gay Rodeo Association held its 38th World Gay Rodeo Finals Oct. 22 to 25 at the Canadian County Expo & Event Center in El Reno, Oklahoma, according to the association’s finals page. IGRA’s schedule put two nights of royalty contests ahead of rodeo events on Saturday and Sunday.Continue Reading

James Talarico, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Texas, faces Republican Ken Paxton on Tuesday, Nov. 3. His first race, for a Texas House seat in 2018, got a lift from Glen Maxey, the first openly gay member of the Texas Legislature. Maxey, now 74, had the Texas DemocraticContinue Reading