When Lovell Holder sat down to write The Book of Luke, he didn’t intend to create a queer reality TV fever dream packed with cheating scandals, political fallout, emotional spirals, sex, competition, and Bravo-level chaos. But somewhere between drafting a story about Washington insiders and realizing “how bleak and joyless”Continue Reading
Kristen Stewart has shared how she “puked” on the set of her new film because a scene required her to “eat all day long”. The sapphic icon made the comments about her role in Full Phil, directed by French filmmaker Quentin Dupieux, while publicising the film at Cannes Film Festival.Continue Reading
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma fully lives up to its title. A campy sapphic slasher fever dream soaked in blood, lust, gummy candy, and queer chaos, the latest film from trans filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun is exactly the kind of deranged cinema we deserve right now. Premiering at theContinue Reading
There are executives who fundraise, and then there are leaders who turn urgency into action. The Trevor Project CEO Jaymes Black is being recognized for doing exactly that after landing a spot on TIME100 Philanthropy 2026. The annual list honors figures shaping the future of giving and social impact, butContinue Reading
Fresh off dominating movie screens worldwide, Jonathan Bailey is gearing up for another intense leading role, this time opposite Oscar winner Natalie Portman in a dark new psychological thriller set in the world of professional cycling. The pair are set to star in Pumping Black, a new feature from directorContinue Reading
When most Pride events revolve around dance floors and city streets, Arc’teryx’s Queer Ascent is taking things somewhere steeper. The outdoor brand’s multi-day LGBTQ+ climbing experience returns to Truckee, California, from June 4-7, bringing together queer climbers, allies, athletes, and first-timers for a weekend centered on movement, connection, and community.Continue Reading
Netflix’s The Four Seasons is officially heading into a new chapter, and this season is bringing even more heart, humor, and emotional chaos along for the ride. Coming off a difficult year, the friend group continues their tradition of vacationing together, this time with a baby in tow. The newContinue Reading
For many LGBTQ+ people outside the South, headlines about Texas often read like a warning sign. Anti-trans legislation, drag bans, attacks on DEI programs, and shrinking healthcare access have turned the state into a political battleground. But during my conversation with Ian L. Haddock, founder of The Normal Anomaly, oneContinue Reading
Virgin Island participant Millie took a big step on the show, coming out as a lesbian to her co-stars – and in turn, the nation. She is one of a handful of LGBTQ+ participants this series, alongside Tegan, Joy and Ellen, as revealed earlier in the series. But during lastContinue Reading
For contemporary gay fiction set in Italy, click here. Vesuvius by Cass Biehn (YA, 79) Nicked by M.T. Anderson (1087) The Ballot Boy by Larry Mellman (1368) Maddalena and the Dark by Julia Fine (1717) Eight Strings by Margaret DeRosia (19th c), Read MoreContinue Reading
iHeartMedia and Procter & Gamble are teaming up with the Elton John AIDS Foundation to launch the inaugural Elton John Impact Awards, a new audio special celebrating LGBTQ+ trailblazers, allies, and organizations making a difference around the world. Hosted by Billy Porter and Elvis Duran, the podcast-style special premieres JuneContinue Reading
When I found out I was having my first boy five years ago, I was elated and excited … and then worried about anger. There had recently been yet another school shooting, followed by yet another rash of headlines about boys, guns and rage. I understand the roots of thatContinue Reading
Bulgaria has won the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest with a huge 516 points. It is Bulgaria’s first time winning. After an incredible night of performances, and a tense reveal of the votes, Bulgaria’s Dara was crowned the winner. And while the UK didn’t do too well, we at least didn’tContinue Reading