For most of my adult life, having a child felt scary and unappealing. But queer co-parenting helped me redefine the concept of family—and showed me new depths of love
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For most of my adult life, having a child felt scary and unappealing. But queer co-parenting helped me redefine the concept of family—and showed me new depths of love
The Vancouver-based musician and animator finds control in chaos
The cable network started out titillating us with sex, death, mobsters and vampires. Now it’s teenage sexual fluidity
From Baltimore’s Abdu Ali to Melbourne’s Uboa, we spotlight seven bands who harness our righteous rage
Ahead of the finale, we chat with Cierra Glaude, Lisa France and Lauren Wolkstein
Mike MacNabb and his husband Ivan Boychuk wanted to remain “together forever,” and now they can
Club Kali was a mainstay of London’s party scene until COVID-19 forced it to go online
The social media superstar rocked the world when she came out as queer in January
Her 1988 debut album continues to teach me lessons I might not learn elsewhere
The Surrey, B.C., artist finds a sense of belonging on their escapist indie-folk debut
With 600,000-plus followers, the trans TikTok creator talks to the world from her home in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Queer Canadian cartoonist Shira Spector’s debut graphic memoir is unlike anything you’ve seen before
Planning events and having something specific to talk about reminds her that she has a community and social life
Kink is rarely portrayed to its fullest, queerest potential in popular culture. Editors R.O. Kwon and Garth Greenwell decided to remedy that
Melissa Broder’s latest book is a delightfully deranged exploration of sex, food and faith
In “Swan Song,” the acclaimed German actor plays a character whose gay history mirrors his own contributions to queering the movies
The film’s director and lead actor discuss how they connected on set and the wonder of working with a legend like Cloris Leachman in her final role
The founder of Toronto’s Bi+ Arts Festival started a postcard exchange to foster a sense of belonging