More women’s universities in Japan are starting to accept trans students, marking a positive move towards greater inclusivity. Currently six establishments accept trans women, while one plans to in the future, a nationwide survey conducted by the Mainichi Shimbun between September and October found. A total of 60 universities were polled,Continue Reading
The Sin City Classic Sports Festival Presented by Lexus, the world’s largest LGBTQ+ sporting event, announced that Grammy-winning singer, LGBTQ+ advocate, and ABC TV & Hulu co-star LeAnn Rimes will perform at this year’s Sin City Classic Concert. The show will take place January 18 at Brooklyn Bowl Las VegasContinue Reading
Tryst Hospitality is adding one of Provincetown’s most storied queer hubs to its growing portfolio. Founder and CEO Tristan Schukraft announced the group’s acquisition of the Crown & Anchor, the Commercial Street complex known for its hotel, restaurant, and long-running performance venues. The deal secures the future of one ofContinue Reading
Variety’s Actors on Actors is back for its 23rd season, and while the lineup is stacked with Hollywood heavyweights, there is one pairing that immediately sent LGBTQ+ Twitter into full meltdown: Jonathan Bailey and David Corenswet. That’s right. On December 7, the Winkie Prince and the newest Superman will sitContinue Reading
Pop star Lily Allen is giving fans more than just her music. On Wednesday, December 3, Allen announced a limited edition merchandise drop tied to her latest album, West End Girl, and one item has sparked plenty of chatter. Sharing a photo on Instagram, Allen, 40, held what appeared toContinue Reading
A cross between a memory play and a country-rock concert, “Beau the Musical” defies easy categorization. It’s also a coming-of-age dramedy, though playwright and lyricist Douglas Lyons hopes audiences will also find a deeper message about family and generational healing in its rollicking score. “Sometimes we don’t understand people untilContinue Reading
Conservatives angered by the NFL’s choice of Bad Bunny as next year’s Super Bowl halftime headliner aren’t likely to warm to one of the night’s other performers, who happens to be an outspoken critic of President Traitor 47. On Monday, it was announced that Brandi Carlile would be among thoseContinue Reading
After years of silence, HBO has confirmed that “Euphoria” will return in April, marking the end of a gap so wide fans could have earned a diploma from East Highland and moved on to grad school. The series hasn’t aired a full season since early 2022, leaving viewers with cliffhangersContinue Reading
For more m/m hockey titles, click here. Puck Struck by Kate Cochrane (f/f) Game Changers by Rachel Reid (m/m) The Comebacks by A.J. Truman (m/m) Out on the Ice by Kelly Farmer (f/f) Breakaway by E.L. Massey (m/m and m/f) Bonus: These are all Adult, but for YA, check outContinue Reading
There’s something about Ahmad Naser’s Polaroids that stops you in your tracks. Not because they’re loud or shocking or deliberately provocative, but because they feel private. They feel like something you weren’t supposed to see — like slipping into someone else’s weekend, bedroom, or heat-soaked little world. This set ofContinue Reading
Wicked director Jon M Chu has defended Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo’s friendship as the pair face public scrutiny for their emotional interactions with each other. Amidst rumours that Wicked protagonists Erivo and Grande are in a “semi-binary” relationship – which they are not – and online haters calling the pair “creepy”Continue Reading
“Did you ever see the signs that you’re a lezbo?” According to Anna Camp… absolutely not. On a new episode of Two Dykes and a Mic , the Pitch Perfect and True Blood star joked about the moment she realized she was queer. A fair point, considering Camp has beenContinue Reading
This horny Canadian sports drama has taken the internet by storm…Continue Reading