“La Bola Negra,” “Elsinore” and “Coward” are some of the year’s buzziest films. They all make the same mistake
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“La Bola Negra,” “Elsinore” and “Coward” are some of the year’s buzziest films. They all make the same mistake
Polls are looking good for the Democrats—but a blue wave doesn’t mean an immediate shift in the political landscape
Escalating anti-trans policies don’t stop trans life happening—they make it precarious
Right-wing media says numbers of LGBTQ2S+ teens are dropping. But our existences are much more vast and rich than statistics could ever capture
The pop star’s vulnerable new album, “She’s the Best,” is a peek into life after the “Party”
Trans Albertans reflect on what makes their home province special, even in the wake of Premier Danielle Smith’s legislative attacks and book restrictions
For much of her career, Tinashe has been dogged by comparisons to other artists. She’s fighting back the best way she can: by making great music
In elections across Canada, centre and left-wing politicians can’t let anti-trans arguments set the terms of the conversation
Director J Stevens says the series brings “queer stupidity”—and joy—to our screens
A mainstream publication making queer and disabled people the butt of the joke isn’t just poor taste—it’s harmful journalism
After being dropped by Ed Sheeran’s tour for pro-Palestine comments, the public is waking up to how legit Macklemore actually is
The Democratic party’s anti-trans heel turn could have drastic consequences beyond November’s midterms
Code words like “parental rights” and terms like “lawful” sexual orientation in separatist documents should be taken as warning signs
We are still feeling the impact of the media’s failing of trans people in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s death
The lesbian filmmaker made a radical difference by making work that reflected her real life. A new documentary is cementing her legacy
The Bridgers on “Lost Weekend” is an earnest journeyman, shaping each painful memory into beautiful songs that trade equally between mourning and wry contentment
The Muskoka-set series glosses over the racism of Canada’s cottage country
If the prime minister is willing to cave on this issue, it seems reasonable to expect there will be others down the line