Cynthia Erivo, Queen Latifah, and All the Best Queer Parts of the 2025 Oscars Ceremony
And can we talk about Paul Tazewell, first Black Queer man to win an Oscar for costume design?
And can we talk about Paul Tazewell, first Black Queer man to win an Oscar for costume design?
Love is Blind is not just a reality dating show; it’s a show about dating as virtual reality.
Why were these coworkers gathering to discuss how much they want to fuck Spirit, the stallion of the Cimarron?
Peacock’s docuseries “Anatomy of Lies” is a searing look at TV writer Elisabeth Finch, who lied about being sick and suffering assorted traumas. Your complete guide to Finch’s story and others like her, inside.
“When I posted the first video, there were about 200 videos under the sound… today it has 400,000.”
Like many, my feelings about the Met Gala are complicated.
Transmasc and nonbinary performers take the stage in Rio de Janeiro’s Ballroom scene, expanding interpretations of Ball culture and embodying new forms of gender play and expression. Serving as a global example, the ideals they perform are part of the struggle against transphobia.
I hope we remember this little Minecraft loving nerd for more than how he died. I hope we remember that he loved friendship bracelets first.
One bookstore isn’t going to change everything, but it’s a significant reminder there are people fighting for this place and especially for its arts and culture spaces.
New survey shows two-thirds of LGBTQ+ people in the UK have fears about holding hands — plus more culture and news from around the world.
Educator and student dissent speaks to the Florida legislature’s failure to represent its people.
“Because I’m simultaneously queer and Palestinian, I can’t sever parts of my body and self,” says Dr. Sa’ed Atshan in an interview with Them.
Queer Palestinian American author Zaina Arafat pens essay on watching war on Instagram — plus, more links from the past week.
For now, the ban continues to not be enforceable.
Angelica Ross expounds upon her political ambitions in the wake of quitting Hollywood.
Preserving beaches and preserving queer history go hand in hand.
Right now, Virginia is the only state in the South with more protections for LGBTQ+ people than discriminatory policies, but that could shift based on the results of today’s elections.
At least 35 trans people have been killed in the U.S. this year.
Plus, queer punks descend on Florida and more LGBTQ+ news and culture.
A look at the history of queer Halloween celebrations and more LGBTQ+ culture and news.