Having a crush hurts so good. Jepsen understands that better than anyone
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Having a crush hurts so good. Jepsen understands that better than anyone
Charlie Jane Anders’s latest novel deals with campus politics—and trans magic
Jepsen’s masterpiece has been with me through my most important moments. Soon it will play as I walk down the aisle
Dame Helen Mirren said she discovered that tomatoes are “bisexual.” While the fruit isn’t bi in terms of sexuality, there is something queer about it
Women’s sports bar owners say there’s no time like the present to open their doors
There are many reasons to watch the crossover season. Suki Doll of “Canada’s Drag Race” is at the top of the list
At least 11 authors withdrew their books from consideration for the U.K. LGBTQ+ literary award because of John Boyne’s history of anti-trans statements
How working in a hospital during COVID led to the rising singer-songwriter’s new album “Like Plasticine”
Stores can provide important access to health resources and community—but queerness demands that we dream bigger
On her new album “BITE ME,” the outspoken star plays two different characters—and remains remarkably true to herself
Every festival is a beast to pull together—but Vancouver’s faces the brunt of today’s economic and political pressures
Despite raids and threats, bookstores carry on as crucial LGBTQ2S+ organizing hubs
Jenson Little and Clayton Reeves became the first out trans men to compete on the popular athletic competition show
The star author’s latest graphic novel is a visionary glimpse into the highs and lows of trans peace
Chappell Roan’s teaser for “The Subway” has made Saskatchewan the belle of the ball. But what’s the deal with Canada’s most rectangular province?
Addison Rae, FKA Twigs and Lorde all seem to be drawing inspiration from the Queen of Pop’s seminal 1998 album. What makes “Ray of Light” so timeless?
OPINION: Without robust free speech protections, those with power will continue stepping on whoever gets in their way
By very virtue of their sexuality, queer houseguests cannot have the same experience as their straight competitors