5 literary debuts that got us excited
The resilience of first-time writers was tested in a year without IRL book launches
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4 queer and trans happenings to wind you up or down this week
What to watch, read, listen to or look at beginning Dec. 3
Don’t fake the funk, says pop-powerhouse TiKA
Mining pain and vulnerability leads to the Montreal-based singer’s spectacular artistic metamorphosis
Remembering poet, novelist and playwright RM Vaughan
A friend recalls the magically talented and gregarious artist
We need a queer and trans revolution in care for older adults
Our current system is a nightmare; it’s time to dream differently
Regina Gently’s glamorous reinvention
An all-star lineup of guest vocalists gives the Toronto singer-songwriter’s latest album its soulful groove
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Bathhouses outlasted the AIDS epidemic, but will they survive COVID-19?
These crucial sites for sex, community, education and protest are at risk of disappearing forever
I’m a young lesbian who wants to play the field. Does that make me a fuckboi?
There’s ‘no question too gay’ for post-classic rockers Partner
Founding frontwomen Lucy Niles and Josée Caron go full-throttle for Xtra
A thrilling debut novel takes revenge on smalltown homophobia
Young Quebecois novelist Kevin Lambert kills it with his recently translated book “You Will Love What You Have Killed”
What it’s like to nurse when you’re non-binary
In an essay from their new collection, “Like a Boy but Not a Boy,” andrea bennett reflects on the joys and limitations of non-binary parenting
4 LGBTQ2 happenings to wind you up or down right now
What to watch, read, listen to or look at: Sept. 17
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Pansy Boys dreaming queer in the suburbs
Twins Joel and Kyle Curry revel in wistful orchestral pop
After the sashay: Rita Baga represents French-Canadians until the end
The Montreal queen had the most wins and serves
4 LGBTQ2 happenings to wind you up or down right now
What to watch, read, listen to or look at: August 27
After the sashay: When life gives you Lemon
The citrus-y New York queen talks about people’s perception, her character’s inspiration and the makeover challenge that made her emotional
After the sashay: Kiara bids the competition au revoir
The fierce Montreal queen talks about Mariah Carey, her Snatch Game performance and life after ‘Drag Race’
It’s time to stop comparing COVID-19 to HIV
The two crises have affected marginalized populations at their worst. But suggestions of solidarity ignore the longstanding shame and stigma LGBTQ2 people with HIV/AIDS face
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