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A man is in critical condition after a suspected homophobic attack in Bristol city centre. Emergency services were called to St Nicholas Street in the early hours of 24 April, where a man in his 30s was found unconscious with serious facial injuries. He was taken to the hospital, butContinue Reading

Elliot Page is shining a light on something many queer people know all too well: growing up feeling like you are the only one in the world. The actor is helping bring that conversation to the screen with Second Nature , a new documentary that dives into same-sex relationships andContinue Reading

There’s a lot of art that pushes boundaries, but this one goes beyond a standard push, it stares directly back. On May 17, a life-size chocolate sculpture of trans model Rain Batingana will slowly melt over the course of three hours in a global livestream. The piece, Passion of theContinue Reading

Nearly a decade after “Dear Evan Hansen” put him on the theatrical map, Ben Levi Ross is moving audiences to tears with a chilling performance in a musical that, as both he and director Lear deBessonet have put it, “holds the promise and the wound of America so closely withContinue Reading

Six transgender Idahoans filed a federal lawsuit on Wednesday challenging the state’s new bathroom law, which civil rights experts say is the most restrictive in the nation. The law, which is set to go into effect in July, carries criminal penalties for people if they enter a bathroom or lockerContinue Reading

When Jenique Jones talks about hunger, she doesn’t start with statistics. She starts with memory. In an exclusive conversation, the WhyHunger executive director traced her understanding of food inequity back to her childhood in Harlem during the crack epidemic, a time and place that revealed how uneven access to basicContinue Reading

Mothin Ali, the deputy leader of the Green Party, has made headlines after allegedly encouraging suspended party members to take legal action against the Greens. According to The Times, Ali told local candidates who were dismissed over alleged antisemitism to seek “serious legal advice”, adding they should put the “partyContinue Reading

Wedding planning can feel like a full-time job. For LGBTQ+ couples, it often comes with an added layer: figuring out whether vendors will actually respect and celebrate their relationship. A new tool from Love Inc. aims to remove that uncertainty. The publication has introduced “The Love List,” a directory featuringContinue Reading

When Da Brat and Jesseca ‘Judy’ Harris-Dupart answered my questions, one thing came through immediately: they weren’t interested in polishing their story for public consumption. Their new memoir, The Way Love Goes, doesn’t read like a curated highlight reel. It reads like them: unfiltered, conversational, and grounded in lived experience.Continue Reading

I got an early look at the latest episode of Sharing Space , the docuseries from The Trevor Project, and it lands at a moment when conversations around LGBTQ+ youth mental health feel more urgent than ever. Episode 4, titled “Community,” expands the series’ focus beyond allyship and into somethingContinue Reading

Alexis Hall’s gay romance novel Boyfriend Material is set to get the television treatment. On 29 April, Deadline confirmed that production company A24 UK has optioned the TV rights to it. The 2020 novel follows Luc O’Donnelly, son of two rock stars from the 1980s, and his unlikely romance withContinue Reading

For nearly two decades, The Devil Wears Prada has lived far beyond the Runway. What started as a sharp comedy about fashion, ambition, and impossible bosses became something much bigger for queer audiences. The 2006 film became a cult favorite, packed with endlessly quotable lines, iconic fashion moments, and belovedContinue Reading