LGBTQ (Page 5)

Charli XCX knows her audience. So when A24 quietly dropped limited-edition merchandise for The Moment , the banner headline didn’t read like a standard studio rollout. Instead, it teased: “something for little gay criminals.” The wink was immediate. The internet responded accordingly. Banking on Chaos The capsule riffs on plotContinue Reading

Like so many others around the world, I’m still riding the high of Benito’s Super Bowl halftime performance, which featured a tear-jerking message about global unity. Unfortunately, we still woke up in The Traitor’s America, where too much joy feels illegal. And this week has felt spiritually trying since IContinue Reading

Demi Lovato is gearing up for a major return to the stage, but not without setting firmer boundaries first. The singer announced Tuesday, Feb. 10, that five dates on their upcoming It’s Not That Deep Tour have been canceled as part of an effort to protect their health and sustainContinue Reading

Catfish Rolling by Clara Kumagai (YA) Passage to Tokyo by Poppy Kuroki Palaver by Bryan Washington The Night of Baba Yaga by Akiro Otani Solo Dance by Li Kotomi, Read MoreContinue Reading

New York City officials say they plan to raise a Pride flag at the Stonewall National Monument this week, setting up a direct clash with the federal government at one of the most symbolic sites in LGBTQ+ history. The move comes after federal officials quietly removed the flag earlier thisContinue Reading

Pop star Kim Petras has released her new single “Pop Sound” amid an ongoing dispute with her record label, but the song is currently unavailable on major streaming services. “Pop Sound” is the first song from her upcoming EP Detour, with the pop starlet confirming in a recent video thatContinue Reading

Grammy-winning singer Chappell Roan announced Monday she is leaving Wasserman, the talent agency founded by entertainment mogul Casey Wasserman, citing concerns over his connection to Jeffrey Epstein. “Artists deserve representation that aligns with their values and supports their safety and dignity,” Roan wrote on Instagram. “This decision reflects my beliefContinue Reading

MAC Cosmetics is putting real numbers behind its long-running promise to turn beauty into action. On Feb. 10, the brand released its second annual VIVA GLAM Impact Report, offering a detailed look at how its purpose-driven lipstick line continues to fund global efforts supporting LGBTQIA+ communities, reproductive care, racial justiceContinue Reading

Voguing has officially entered the ice rink, and choreographer Bieel Moraes is making sure it arrives with respect, intention, and community at the center. It’s Olympic season, and ice dancing is taking center stage. For anyone who cannot get enough, Netflix’s new documentary Glitter & Gold: Ice Dancing offers aContinue Reading

The Heated Rivalry fandom has been handed another gift, and this one comes soaked. GQ Italia shared behind-the-scenes footage from Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie’s December 2025 photoshoot, capturing the show’s breakout leads mid-chaos as a styled fashion moment spiraled into a playful water fight. Dressed in cropped tees andContinue Reading

Hayley Kiyoko is bringing Girls Like Girls to the big screen, and yes, the internet’s favorite queer anthem is officially getting the movie treatment. The singer, actor, and longtime LGBTQ icon is making her directorial debut with Girls Like Girls, a Focus Features film inspired by her hit 2015 songContinue Reading

Houston’s beloved Black queer festival BQAF is getting a bold new identity. The Normal Anomaly Initiative, a national leader in Black and queer advocacy, announced the rebranded festival as “Black Like That” in partnership with Pride Houston 365. The event will take place Saturday, June 27, 2026, and promises toContinue Reading