This lesbian power couple ruled the Golden Age of Hollywood
Director Dorothy Arzner and choreographer Marion Morgan were collaborators and life partners for over 40 years
Director Dorothy Arzner and choreographer Marion Morgan were collaborators and life partners for over 40 years
The sports organization pulling out of Alberta is unique. But it sets a standard
For generations, LGBTQ2S+ people fled rural areas. Now, they’re putting down roots, farming with a focus on community and the environment
Queer and trans immigrants rely on employment programs. Why don’t these programs get enough government money?
Teachers in the province are struggling to choose between protecting children and following the law
“They/them off, job on” started as a meme. For non-binary service workers, it’s a daily reality
Athena Dion’s strategic savvy pays off for her in a big way
O’Hara perfected the ability to play inflexible characters capable of change and emotional growth, offering generations of queer folks a form of parental wish fulfillment
Tim Curran is enjoying the fruits of a hard-won, decades-long battle for gay inclusion in the organization
While Pierre Poilievre decisively won his leadership review, his party remains muddled on where to go next
As U.S. midterms approach, LGBTQ2S+ activists are mobilizing to give homophobic and transphobic politicians the boot
We’re at the intermission of the talent show—how did the first six queens fare?
Rate-a-Queen returns, and brings with it some strong attempts at strategic gameplay
Courtney Montour’s documentary follows a revolutionary Indigenous derby team—in all its beauty and power
Mulvaney’s casting in “SIX: The Musical” is the latest example of Broadway platforming trans stars
“Heated Rivalry” has sparked new conversation around queer sex onscreen. But film and TV history is full of plenty of other steamy encounters
Renee Nicole Good’s death at the hands of ICE agents should be prosecuted as a homophobic hate crime
“Boots” and “English Teacher” both disposed of Black love interests for their gay protagonists. It’s an offensive trope—and it’s not a new one