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Country star Keith Urban delivered a surprising performance of Chappell Roan’s queer-beloved anthem “Pink Pony Club” during a private party at Mar-a-Lago on Saturday, Nov. 15, an appearance that has drawn attention due to former President Traitor 47’s attendance. Urban, 58, and The Traitor, 79, were among the guests atContinue Reading

Photographer Thomas Mundell and model Yann are turning heads with two new series that pay homage to queer cinematic landmarks while giving them a contemporary twist. The projects honor the legacy of James Bidgood’s Pink Narcissus and Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s Querelle, two works that reshaped queer visual storytelling. Dreamlike HomageContinue Reading

Jonathan Bailey is using his current Wicked: For Good press rollout to chat about something very near and dear to his heart, the reality of growing up gay without the support so many LGBTQ+ kids still lack today. In a new interview with Sky News, Bailey reflected on how hisContinue Reading

The third film in the Knives Out universe shifts sharply from the broad comedy of Glass Onion, diving into themes of faith, doubt, and who we trust with our deepest secrets. During a conversation with Gayety’s Caitlynn McDaniel, director Rian Johnson explained why he wanted to steer the franchise somewhereContinue Reading

Charli XCX is already deep into her next reinvention. After dropping the single “Chains of Love” on Nov. 13, she followed it with a surprise music video four days later, a moody spectacle that instantly electrified her fanbase. The visual marks a sharp turn from the club heat of Brat,Continue Reading

After earning thunderous applause at TIFF and the London Film Festival, Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery is already sparking near-religious hype among early audiences—and now the rest of us are finally getting a taste. Netflix just dropped the official trailer which offers us our first real lookContinue Reading

Singer-songwriter and longtime LGBTQ+ ally Kelly Clarkson caught up with trans teen Harleigh Walker two years after she first appeared on the show for Trans Awareness Week. A section of this week’s The Kelly Clarkson Show was dedicated to platforming the voices of trans Americans. Clarkson welcomed back Harleigh fromContinue Reading

Photographer Matthew Morrocco shows us the moments and men he captured during his autumn holiday in one of Europe’s most romantic cities. Photographer Matthew Morrocco spent the early autumn months in Paris, camera in hand, filling rolls of film with images that feel like scenes borrowed from classical European art.Continue Reading

In a documentary landscape dominated by celebrity tell-alls and true-crime sensations, a quiet film about poetry, love and terminal illness doesn’t typically rise to the top of anyone’s must-fund list. But Come and See Me in the Good Light is not typical, largely because comedian Tig Notaro refused to letContinue Reading

Pope Leo XIV will dine with Alessia Nobile and other transgender Catholic activists this Sunday during the Vatican’s Jubilee of the Poor, a special lunch coinciding with the World Day of the Poor, Catholic journalist Christopher Hale reports. The event begins with Mass at St. Peter’s Basilica and continues withContinue Reading

Pope Leo XIV will meet and dine with Alessia Nobile and other trans Catholic activists this Sunday, during a special Vatican lunch marking the Church’s Jubilee of the Poor, Catholic journalist Christopher Hale reports. The annual event coincides with the World Day of the Poor and includes Mass in StContinue Reading

Florida lawmakers have introduced the Pride Flag Ban, the first anti-LGBTQ proposal of the state’s 2026 legislative session. Filed by State Representative David Borrero (HB 347) and Senator Clay Yarborough (SB 426), the bill seeks to bar any state or local government building from displaying flags representing “race, gender, orContinue Reading