A timeline of surprisingly queer ‘Sex and the City’ episodes
Before Che Diaz, there was Syd—here, we trace the original show’s wayward queerness
Before Che Diaz, there was Syd—here, we trace the original show’s wayward queerness
Easton discusses writing their first book and the pleasures and pain of country music
Christian groups that rose to prominence in last year’s Freedom Convoy have turned their “language of genocide” on LGBTQ2S+ Canadians
Fraser’s revolutionary adaptation of “Richard II” and Jackman-Torkoff’s energetic performance are bringing the Bard to new audiences
5 queer and trans stories we’re watching: June 16
The multi-talented artist is ready to shed some cosmic light on the real Sahar
Let’s collectively imagine how we might build a world where we all feel abundantly supported when we’re grieving
Just as they do in life, kink and eroticism can play a role in death
Plus, for those in Toronto, queer music from NXNE
6 queer and trans stories we’re watching: June 9
We can be specific, creative and collaborative in our approach to end-of-life planning
One queen barely survives elimination thanks to another’s choice
ANALYSIS: There’s nothing inherently sexual about young people learning about queer and trans people
“Miss Major Speaks” is part biography, part interview and full of Miss Major spitting truths and laying it down like it is
Writer Zena Sharman says she wanted to look at how death can become a site of creativity, collective care, self-determination and resisting oppression
New Zelda game “Tears of the Kingdom” puts hero Link in a miniskirt and nail polish, but some queer and trans fans long for a game that truly reimagines gender
ANALYSIS: Viral posts of U.S. Republicans dressed in drag are fun and subversive, but issues of ownership from AI art are still a concern
The Trace Lysette drama beautifully explores the ambiguities of life after transition