Romeo Beckham is officially entering his actor era, and his first project already sounds like it could become a new obsession for fans of sports dramas, slow-burn tension, and beautiful people having emotional crises in Paris. Studiocanal has unveiled the first look at Forty Love, a new French romantic dramaContinue Reading
“Aging is not lost youth, but a new stage of opportunity and strength” — Betty Friedan. My friends unanimously declared me crazy, and admittedly, I wasn’t super confident that they were wrong. After practicing criminal law for more than 30 years, I decided to apply for an adjunct teaching positionContinue Reading
Will Young has said he was misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder and put on medication during a mental health breakdown, describing years of dissociation and saying he “doesn’t know how” he is still here. Speaking on On The Mend with Matt Willis , the 47-year-old singer-songwriter said the crisis followed aContinue Reading
Michelle Buteau is making sure Survival of the Thickest goes out with the same energy that made audiences fall in love with it in the first place: joy, community and chosen family. On Saturday, June 20, the comedian, actress and creator made a surprise appearance at NYC Pride’s “It’s GivingContinue Reading
The 2026 Wimbledon Championship is set to kick off this month. Funnily enough, the tennis tournament has a wide-ranging history of LGBTQ+ athletes competing. The 139th edition of Wimbledon begins on Monday, 29 June. Here are some LGBTQ+ tennis players who have served at Wimbledon… Billie Jean King has aContinue Reading
I stood in the center of my parents’ Valley Stream, Long Island, living room, heatedly yelling at my 90-year-old West Indian father — a U.S. veteran with advanced Alzheimer’s-related dementia — and wondered how we had regressed to this familiar, hostile place. Looking back, I should have known better. I’mContinue 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
After arriving in the UK at 16, Faye Kingston spent years navigating shame, isolation and the fear of losing everything for being herself. In this first-person Pride essay, she reflects on transition, faith, family, love and why she became the role model she once desperately needed… For years, I thoughtContinue Reading
This post is sponsored by Lucy Linne in honor of her cozy Sapphic horror, Mist in the Willows, on sale for Pride for $1.99! Buy it: Amazon US | Amazon UK *** The Brides by Charlotte Cross (July 7th) “Come to me, and be mine for eternity.” 1884. When Mafalda journeysContinue Reading
The first time I gave my son George a shot, right before I plunged the needle into his thigh, I looked him in the eye and said: “Don’t forget, you’re a chicken.” I had forgotten that I was the one who needed to pretend he was a chicken. I thoughtContinue Reading
A budding romance between two queer teens gives way to a nightmare in “Leviticus,” a new horror film that puts a paranormal twist on the challenges of growing up LGBTQ+ in a conservative Christian community. Adrian Chiarella’s feature debut opens in theaters Friday after premiering at the Sundance Film FestivalContinue Reading
At its core, Girls Like Girls is a story about first love: the butterflies, the confusion, and the exhilarating uncertainty of being young, all unfolding in the warm glow of 2006 Oregon. The film follows Coley (Maya Da Costa), a teenager who moves to a small Oregon town to liveContinue Reading
Today’s post is sponsored by FlameCon! For more information and to get tickets, check out FlameCon.org! *** Middle Grade Just Ask Elsie by Ari Koontz Elsie Parker is having a totally normal fifth grade year. Fractions and conjunctions―check. Stressing about middle school―check. Body-positive puberty class at church that also coversContinue Reading