Challenging toxic masculinity through art with Jose Villalobos
In his work, the Texas-based artist deconstructs machismo and makes it queer
In his work, the Texas-based artist deconstructs machismo and makes it queer
It’s been eight years since Sharon Needles won her season’s political challenge, so the office of Drag President is wide open
During the COVID-19 crisis, queer and trans folk learn and love to slay at home
Phyllis Lyon was a U.S. lesbian pioneer. But with fewer self-identified lesbians than ever, what is the future of the term?
‘Circus of Books’ chronicles the important role the Masons played in Los Angeles and LGBTQ2 history
We need queer Latinx heroes like Elena Alvarez to set us free
A commercial challenge sees an underdog finally break out of the pack
Writer and rocker Patricia Wilson shares artistic touchstones that steady a wayward soul
No one is a stranger; we are responsible for one another
The author of ‘I Can’t Date Jesus’ discusses his latest book, the discomfort when talking about money and the paradox of social mobility
The old hits “Dancing on My Own” and “That I Would Be Good” have a new resonance in an age of isolation and uncertainty
In our first-ever cooking instalment, the “MasterChef Canada” winner asks if queer food is a real thing. Then they whip up strawberry rhubarb rye poptarts with beet and vanilla bean icing from their pandemic pantry
There’s so much more queer- and trans-affirming work that must be done at schools every day of the year, this queer teacher writes
The model and filmmaker discusses her documentary, beauty standards and a trans reckoning
How archaic laws across the pond fail to recognize trans-affirming marriages
Jenson Hillenbrand has one of America’s biggest collections of ‘Star Trek’ fan art. Now, he’s sharing it with the world