Culture

Sweet and sticky sugar daddies at Tonys

Neil Patrick Harris grinds every angry inch of the stage, wins Tony Award

By Michael Lyons

Culture

OUR Spaces folds

President hopes group’s research on new community centre won’t be lost

By Shauna Lewis

Culture

Pic of the gay: Honey Maid

By Raziel Reid

Opinion

Xtra Hot: Jon Pitcher

His favourite film is Massive Gay Orgy 5

By Drasko Bogdanovic

Culture

House/Maison opens in former Old Vic mansion

Restaurant/café brings new life to north Village in time for Pride

By Rob Salerno

Power

Pornstar Michael Lucas rejected by Tel Aviv LGBT film festival

Organizer says exclusion has nothing to do with Lucas’s political views

By Xtra Staff

Opinion

Fly away

Toronto’s last big gay club is closing, but who cares?

By Phil Villeneuve

Culture

Oilers captain Andrew Ference to march in Edmonton Pride parade

Narrative that sports world remains homophobic ‘outdated’: Burke

By Natasha Barsotti

Culture

Devil’s advocate

Gay community finds dedicated friends in the Satanic Temple

By Michael Lyons

Culture

Village block party

Church Street to close June 20 to 22 to kick off WorldPride

By Chris Dupuis

Toronto Diary

Colby Keller rids himself of all worldly goods for art

By Jeremy Feist

Arts

Vive la bisexual révolution

Katie Sly curates a cabaret that showcases and promotes bi-related work

By Jeremy Willard

Arts

Lumineers

The 2014 Luminato fest’s gay-interest quotient reaches an all-time high

By Serafin LaRiviere

Culture

Rainbows everywhere as Toronto readies for WorldPride

Businesses, neighbourhoods and streets given the rainbow treatment as anticipation builds for the 10-day event

By Rob Salerno

Culture

Dora Mavor Moore Awards love gay theatre

Lots of local queer productions and people among this year’s nominees

By Chris Dupuis

Arts

Roller Derby Saved My Soul

Nancy Kenny’s play about lesbian love and roller derby races onto summer fringe circuit

By Adrienne Ascah

Culture

OUTeast gets ready for third edition of queer film fest

By Simon Thibault

Culture

Anderson Cooper’s lonely and pathetic McDonald’s birthday

By Raziel Reid