Arts

Rebel, Rebel

David Bowie’s subversion of pop culture is explored in a career-spanning exhibit at the AGO

By Drew Rowsome

Queer TIFF Roundup

2013 may have been the queerest TIFF yet

By Nicolas Kazamia

Power

US: Bill proposed to protect groups opposed to gay marriage from discrimination

Republican Raúl Labrador drafted Marriage and Religious Freedom Act

By Natasha Barsotti

Arts

Crafts and Drafts

Shanghai Restaurant gets in on the Nuit Blanche action with outdoor parking-lot party

By Julie Cruikshank

Arts

Village people

Drag queens raise awareness and funds for Adopt a Village In Laos

By Michael Lyons

Power

Vladimir Putin continues to insist there’s no discrimination against gays

‘Let us make our own choice, as we see it for our country,’ he tells media

By Natasha Barsotti

Power

Pope Francis: Church does not want to condemn gays

‘We must always consider the person,’ new pontiff says in wide-ranging interview

By Natasha Barsotti

Power

Australia: Prime minister seeks advice about ACT’s gay marriage bill

Expert says Commonwealth has power to override bill but wonders if it has support to do so

By Natasha Barsotti

Ginger & Rosa

Win a pair of tickets to one of the Art Gallery of Hamilton World Film Festival’s highlight films

By Ryan English

Power

Top 30 Under 30: #21

Kasey Riot

By Matthew DiMera

Opinion

Why is the CBC censoring Canadians to protect John Baird?

I was scheduled to speak on The Current, until its producer realized I might mention our foreign minister

By Andrea Houston

Culture

Spruce it up

New Cabbagetown shop offers locally sourced textiles, housewares and furniture

By Serafin LaRiviere

Power

Amnesty International critical of EU for inadequate LGBT protections

‘Double standards’ convey idea some forms of violence deserve less attention: Marco Perolini

By Natasha Barsotti

Power

PTS fails to reach quorum at annual general meeting

Low membership turnout not representative of PTS’s importance, ED says

By Bradley Turcotte

Power

Man reports sexual assault on Bank Street to police liaison committee

Committee presents Gender Mosaic with cheque at monthly meeting

By Bradley Turcotte

Power

Sweden: Man acquitted of sexual assault for masturbating on beach

Prosecutor says court ruling suggests it’s ‘okay’ to spank the monkey in public

By Natasha Barsotti

Power

Homelessness among queer youth needs to be addressed, researcher says

Few bright spots in Canada when it comes to adequate services

By Bradley Turcotte

Power

Johnny Weir won’t compete at Sochi Games after failing to register for qualifiers

Two-time Olympian also not eligible for bye

By Natasha Barsotti