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Long before swipes, disappearing messages, and algorithm-fed attraction, there were Polaroids. There was eye contact. There was nerve. There was walking up to someone because you thought they were beautiful and seeing what happened next. That spirit runs through Polaroid Encounters: 1998–2009 , the newest book from photographer and formerContinue Reading

Normal People and The History of Sound star Paul Mescal has shared his first public statement in support of the trans community ahead of this year’s London Trans+ Pride march, calling on people to speak up during what he described as an increasingly urgent moment. “I’m incredibly proud to standContinue Reading

If there’s one thing Boots Riley rarely delivers, it’s restraint. With I Love Boosters , the filmmaker behind Sorry to Bother You returns with another stylized swing at contemporary culture, this time through a world of professional shoplifters, fashion obsession and social satire wrapped in spectacle. The film premiered atContinue Reading

Support for same-sex marriage in the US has dipped from its recent peak, with new Gallup poll results suggesting the shift is being driven by falling acceptance among Republicans. About 65% of US adults now believe same-sex marriage should be legal, a drop from 71% in 2022 and 2023. TheContinue Reading

Former “Queer Eye” star Karamo Brown is speaking out publicly for the first time after alleging he’d been “emotionally abused for years” and backing out of the press tour for the show’s 10th and final season. In an interview with People published Tuesday, Brown said his decision to forgo JanuaryContinue Reading

Support for same-sex marriage and other LGBTQ+ issues has slipped from recent highs in the United States, according to a new Gallup survey that points to changing views among Republicans as the primary driver behind the decline. The findings come from Gallup’s annual Values and Beliefs survey, conducted May 1-17,Continue Reading

The final season of “Euphoria” ended with two main characters dead, but there is perhaps no other character who was treated as dirty as Jules Vaughn (Hunter Schafer). Since the premiere of Season 3 in early April, Jules has felt like an afterthought. Out of the original six characters whoContinue Reading

Melissa Etheridge is kicking off LGBTQ+ Pride Month with a poignant look back on her own journey to living truthfully. The two-time Grammy winner spoke to iHeart Radio for the Elton John Impact Awards this week, recalling her decision to publicly address her sexuality for the first time during formerContinue Reading

Pride merch usually falls into one of two categories: something you impulse-buy for a weekend or something attempting to say everything at once. This new collaboration between DJ, producer, and songwriter Mia Moretti and Housing Works lands somewhere else entirely. Their limited-edition “Horny for House” shirt, launching first at HousingContinue Reading

Baseball and Pride have always shared something in common: people show up as themselves. That spirit returns to Chase Field on Friday, June 5, as the Arizona Diamondbacks host their 9th Annual D-backs Pride Night, an evening built around baseball, community and creating space for LGBTQ+ fans to celebrate together.Continue Reading

After years of helping transform lives on Queer Eye, Karamo Brown is opening up about the personal struggles he says unfolded behind the scenes of the beloved Netflix series. In a new cover story with People, Brown revealed why he chose to skip promotional appearances tied to the show’s finalContinue Reading

When Zoya Biglary was coming out nearly a decade ago, she struggled to find stories that reflected her own experience. As a queer Middle Eastern woman, many of the resources she encountered felt disconnected from the realities she was navigating. There were articles about coming out and LGBTQ+ acceptance, butContinue Reading