Remembering trailblazing transgender politician, Georgina Beyer
Tributes are pouring in online for Georgina Beyer, who passed away on…
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Author: Merryn Johns
Nathan Lane in Pictures From Home may be his last Broadway outing
If you haven’t yet seen the mastery of Nathan Lane live in…
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Happy International Women’s Day!
International Women’s Day (IWD) is today and every year on March. 8….
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Kelley Robinson is on a mission to bring equal rights to all LGBTQ+ people
In September last year, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) announced that Kelley Robinson would…
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Choosing Family is a memoir at the intersections of Black queer motherhood
A new literary memoir Choosing Family: A Memoir of Queer Motherhood and Black Resistance by…
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Celebrating the bi genius of poet Edna St. Vincent Millay
Did you know that in 1923 Edna St. Vincent Millay won the…
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Queer and over 40: Matt Gross and Boshko Boshkovic
The married couple and small business owners share the story of love,…
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The next gay mecca is Cleveland!
Put Cleveland, Ohio on your map for your next gay vacay. You’ll…
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Inside the world of ak payne’s new play, Amani
National Black Theatre’s first co-production of its 2023 season, AMANI, is now…
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From Valentine’s Day to wedding day, José Rolón has a knack for love
José Rolón is an out gay man and single father of three…
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HRC ushers in new era of change with rousing speeches, Black excellence
The Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s largest LGBTQ+ civil rights organization,…
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Beau McCall’s button art approach to Black History Month
Harlem, NY-based, critically-acclaimed, mixed media artist, Beau McCall, a.k.a. “The Button Man,”…
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New doc about Nan Goldin offers startling insight into AIDS, opioid crisis
All the Beauty and the Bloodshed is an incredible documentary that spans multiple time threads and locations:…
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Anne Steele brings new show with special meaning to City Vineyard
Out and proud songstress Anne Steele has a special show coming up…
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Landmark queer film Holding Moses has been voted Oscar-worthy!
Great news for the filmmakers and audiences of Holding Moses: the true,…
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Happy New Year from Germany and its wines!
When it comes to popping the cork and ringing in the New…
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Mark Morris’ queer Nutcracker to delight Detroit
The Hard Nut is a deconstruction of the beloved Holiday favorite, The…
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Equality Vines uncorks wines with LGBTQ purpose for the holidays
Whether you’re stocking the cellar for Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s or simply…
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Miriam Bloom has found her queer calling with flowers
If you must buy imported roses from the bodega, Miriam Bloom has…
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This tattoo artist is using ink to raise transgender awareness
Tattoos have been trending for a long time as queer self-identification but…
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