One of the most acclaimed LGBTQ films of the year is officially headed to audiences. Netflix has announced that La Bola Negra (The Black Ball), the queer Spanish-language epic that emerged as a breakout sensation at the Cannes Film Festival, will debut in U.S. theaters on Nov. 6 before arrivingContinue Reading
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Pride Month often brings a flood of rainbow collections, limited-edition merchandise and bold declarations of support. But for Josh Ronisky, founder and creative director of Surele, queer expression doesn’t always have to arrive at full volume. The LGBTQ+-owned fashion label has built its identity around timeless dressing, elevated silhouettes andContinue Reading
Queer stories continue to expand far beyond coming-out narratives, and this lineup of recent and upcoming releases proves just how exciting the genre has become. From cozy sapphic fantasies and trans teen romances to deeply personal memoirs and mythology-inspired love stories, these books celebrate the many ways queer people experienceContinue Reading
Netflix has secured U.S. rights to La Bola Negra (The Black Ball), the sweeping queer drama that emerged as one of the most talked-about titles at this year’s Cannes Film Festival. The acquisition follows a competitive bidding war that reportedly drew interest from several major distributors, including Neon, A24 andContinue Reading
Grand marshals past and present have signed a letter demanding that New York City Pride bans hospitals that stopped providing healthcare for trans kids from participating in the event. Trans advocacy group Gender Liberation Movement published the letter, which was addressed to NYC Pride’s Board of Directors and Leadership, onContinue Reading
Leave it to Scott Hoying and Mark Hoying to turn a baby name announcement into a full-blown musical production. The couple officially introduced their newborn daughter, Birdie James Hoying, on Instagram with an elaborate original song dedicated entirely to one very important question: what do you name the child ofContinue Reading
Pride Month is known for parades, parties and celebrations, but it also brings something less talked about: a noticeable shift in dating energy. For many LGBTQ+ people, June creates a sense of freedom that can feel difficult to access during the rest of the year. Confidence grows. Conversations come easier.Continue Reading
Pop’s favorite architect of feelings and floor-fillers is back. Carly Rae Jepsen announced Day and Night, a sprawling 24-track double album arriving Sept. 18 via Interscope Records. The project marks her first full-length release since The Loveliest Time and arrives with a concept built around contrast: 12 songs for daylightContinue Reading
The Supreme Court of Nepal has issued a binding ruling requiring the government to fully recognize marriage equality, marking one of the most significant LGBTQ+ rights decisions in the country’s history. Delivered on June 18, 2026, the decision directs state authorities to ensure that same-sex couples are granted equal legalContinue Reading
Over 20 LGBTQ+ seniors gathered in West Hollywood this week for a Pride Month pizza party hosted by Jewish Family Service LA’s Project Rainbow, a long-running social support group centered on connection, storytelling, and companionship. Held at the West Hollywood Comprehensive Senior Center at 7377 Santa Monica Blvd., the eventContinue Reading
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