The latest installment of the groundbreaking series is satisfying and necessary
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The latest installment of the groundbreaking series is satisfying and necessary
The Pop Mart blind box doll fits into a long history of the gay obsession
When the legendary gay author died, the world lost, above all else, a beautiful writer
Sally Ride feared the consequences of her secrets coming to light. Her life has never been more relevant
P.E.I. artist Erica Rutherford’s legacy is collected in new book
Ten years after the singer’s celestial debut, her legion of queer fans is finally getting to see her next trick
The “Oh, Mary!” star became the first non-binary actor to win a lead acting Tony Award
When rainbows need results, BMO’s Rainbow Deposits delivers – raising money to help 2SLGBTQ+ individuals escape persecution
And the rest of the queens are just living in it—though they try their best to fight back
Even before I could bring myself to want to be a man, I suddenly found myself as one
“Be Gay, Do Crime” anthologizes gay wrongs–and gay consequences
Federal cuts are forcing LGBTQ2S+ artists and organizations to scramble for survival
ANALYSIS: From American Eagle to Target, many of this year’s Pride offerings are bland on bland
ANALYSIS: The world is growing increasingly hostile toward the LGBTQ2S+ community. We need superheroes now more than ever
“Carrie and Lowell” turns ten this year. It got me through the worst time of my life
Jean Smart’s character on “Hacks” is just like her turn on “Designing Women”: powerful, trailblazing and authentic
Nicola Dinan’s second novel raises big questions about forgiveness, justice and responsibility
Maia Kobabe’s “Gender Queer” and Alison Bechdel’s “Fun Home” are among the books flagged as “extremely graphic”