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Why ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’ keeps winning over new generations
Being in a dark room full of like-minded weirdos is a supremely liberating experience
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Here’s everything queer coming to streaming platforms in November
From a gay detective series and Jojo Siwa to the return of “Tiger King”
We need to talk about transphobia in Canadian media
Three recent pieces from the “Toronto Star,” CBC and CTV show a worrying trend towards anti-trans narratives
How is the new drag show ‘Call Me Mother’ different from ‘Drag Race’?
Competing houses, superstar mentors—plus kings, things and everyone in between
‘Canada’s Drag Race’ Season 2, Episode 2 recap: The clown comes back to bite
A near-disastrous Rusical nonetheless entertains wildly. Is this the season of camp?
Ricky Martin at 49 is the Latin pop daddy we deserve
His tour with Enrique Iglesias proves that masculinity is performative
‘Canada’s Drag Race’ Season 2 premiere recap: A dozen more queens of the North
A more empathetic version of “Canada’s Drag Race” premieres and instantly shines
Everything you need to know about getting top surgery in Canada
It can cost thousands of dollars more out of pocket to get top surgery in Ontario compared to B.C.
Jillian Christmas’ queer femme slam poetry extravaganza
And other recommendations for what’s up and what’s on, beginning Oct. 7
Why does Rihanna insist on selling clothes, not making music?
Her “Savage X Fenty Show” overflowed with celebrities parading in their underwear
Eve Parker Finley’s smooth moves between music and comedy has built her an impressive fan base
The Montreal musician has a strategy for dealing with fans who think they really know her
What doors did Omar Sharif Jr.’s famous name open for him?
In his new memoir, the actor and model shares his coming out story and his experiences of sexual assault
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The troubled golden age of trans literature
Despite recent successes, a growing chorus of trans writers are asking tough questions, like where’s the nuance and context in literary criticism, and who’s holding the publishing industry to account?
Mariah Carey’s star vehicle ‘Glitter’ flopped, but her 2001 album deserves a revisit
Released on 9/11, “Glitter” suffered from bad timing and maybe even sabotage
Topline: Judith Butler, ‘gender criticals’ and freedom of speech
The groundbreaking author of “Gender Trouble” is no stranger to controversy
Indie artist Brad Loughead discovers the liberation in dance music
The member of Homeshake and Nap Eyes felt musically and personally reawakened by Montreal’s queer party scene
How the glam-rock universe of ‘Velvet Goldmine’ created space for shrugging off gender conventions
Critics were not kind to Todd Hayne’s third film, but “Velvet Goldmine” achieved cult status thanks to its outrageous soundtrack
Pop hasn’t been kind to women over 40. Can Beyoncé break the curse?
In her illustrious career, Beyoncé has blazed trails for Black women and inspired a zillion drag queens
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