The director’s radical HIV film premiered at Sundance three decades ago
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The director’s radical HIV film premiered at Sundance three decades ago
The pre-filed bill, which will be taken up next year, would make it a crime to do drag where it “could be viewed by a person who is not an adult”
We’re sticking with the same queens for another week, and very little has changed at the top of the charts
A somewhat confusing mishmash of references makes for an underwhelming acting challenge
We’ve got picks for every letter of the acronym in this week’s Queer Culture Catch-Up
OPINION: Canada’s prime minister is coming to “Canada’s Drag Race: Canada vs the World”
BIPOC queer and trans people were behind and in front of the camera for the Historica Canada short film
The B.C. artist talks depression, escapism and the grind of being an indie artist in Vancouver
OPINION: There are apparently no consequences for transphobia!!
The Calgary-based writer took home the $100,000 Scotiabank Giller Prize for her novel “The Sleeping Car Porter”
A shocking elimination leads to a final five with only a couple real threats for the crown
The UK series gets its own take on Season 9’s beloved “Crew Better Work” makeover challenge
The author of “Heretic: A Memoir” talks about why fantasy and mystical things appeal to queer people
Miss Argentina and Miss Puerto Rico join Niecy Nash-Betts as public figures who came out by getting married
WarnerMedia won’t move ahead with plans for a 7th “Degrassi” series planned for HBO Max. The franchise, known for taking on queer and trans issues, was slated for 10 new episodes
25 states have seen anti-trans ads airing, hoping to stop Black and Spanish-speaking voters from voting
The famous Historica Canada series features an icon in trans history
The star of the Tony- and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical celebrates the love and tragedy of all our mothers