James Haven is sharing his truth. The actor, filmmaker and older brother of Angelina Jolie has publicly come out as gay, opening up about his identity through a heartfelt essay and an emotional livestream conversation with his former wife, Romi Imbelli. The announcement came Thursday during a 35-minute broadcast onContinue Reading
Finding Prince Charming by Jamar J. Perry This is Kind of an Epic Love Story by Kacen Callender Solo Stan by Talia Tucker The Prince of the Palisades by Julian Winters The Passing Playbook by Isaac Fitzsimons Bonus: These are all Contemporary, but for Historical, check out The Great Disillusionment of NickContinue Reading
Six London councils have pledged to maintain trans-inclusive services despite new guidance on single-sex spaces from the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) coming into force. The leaders of Lambeth, Hackney, Haringey, Lewisham, Southwark and Waltham Forest boroughs issued a joint letter yesterday (5 August) – the day that EHRC’sContinue Reading
Unlike a traditional publication, FLIP FLOP doesn’t have a front or back. Instead, each artist was given one half of the book, allowing readers to start from either side before both bodies of work converge at the center. The publication combines analog photography, collage, drawings, and original text created specificallyContinue Reading
Fresh off his fourth stint at the Winter Olympics, freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy is celebrating a new personal milestone. On Wednesday, the 2014 silver medalist confirmed that he and his boyfriend, Australian finance executive Andrew Rigby, had gotten engaged while vacationing in Mallorca, Spain. “He said he’d think about it,”Continue Reading
Recently, singer-songwriter Eric Benét posted a video on Instagram with a random yet very relevant message: Men who avoid thoroughly washing their butts because they think the act itself might seem gay may actually be gay and should wash “expeditiously.” The video drew viral attention, prompting the hosts of TheContinue Reading
Perez Hilton is receiving medical treatment after authorities responded to his South Florida home Tuesday night following a mental health crisis that unfolded during a social media livestream. The 48-year-old entertainment personality, born Mario Lavandeira, was taken to a local hospital after the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office responded to multiple emergencyContinue Reading
What happens after the hookup is often more revealing than the hookup itself? That’s the emotional thread running through photographer BATE CRUSH’s latest exclusive for Gayety, an intimate photo series starring creators Phoenix and Marz that shifts the focus away from the fantasy and toward something far more relatable: theContinue Reading
Production is officially underway on Season 2 of HBO’s I Love LA , and the breakout comedy has revealed a fresh wave of guest stars joining Rachel Sennott’s increasingly chaotic world. Taron Egerton, Jamie Chung, Benjamin Norris, Dylan Arnold, Jessy Hodges and Milan Carter have all signed on for guestContinue Reading
As someone who covers LGBTQ+ topics year-round, I’ve noticed a recurring theme whenever travel safety comes up: advice is often built around the destination rather than the person. Government advisories and country rankings can be useful, but they rarely capture how identity can shape someone’s experience once they arrive. ThatContinue Reading
The debate over transgender student-athletes is heading directly to voters this November, with a surprising and extreme ballot measure in Washington state seeking to restrict trans girls from participating in school sports that align with their gender identity. IL26-638 would apply specifically to girls’ sports teams, creating certain eligibility requirementsContinue Reading
Roughly nine months after his surprise departure from “Saturday Night Live,” Bowen Yang is set to made his grand return to the spotlight. On Tuesday, it was announced that the actor and comedian will make his Broadway debut in the smash comedy “Oh, Mary!” on Sept. 15. He’ll portray CivilContinue Reading
One of the year’s most celebrated LGBTQ films is adding another milestone before reaching audiences. Netflix has announced that La Bola Negra (The Black Ball), the acclaimed Spanish-language drama from filmmakers Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi, will open in U.S. theaters on Oct. 16 before making its Netflix debut onContinue Reading