Arts

Out in Vancouver: Oct 13-18, 2016

Choice events in the city this week

By Tom Coleman

Opinion

Falling in love with a stripper (Part 1)

Laying eyes on Tony at Remington’s strip club in Toronto

By Mike Miksche

Arts

What was Walt Whitman’s secret?

Vancouver’s frank theatre company wants to keep audiences guessing

By Pat Johnson

LGBT hockey players open up about homophobia in youth sports

‘A living breathing nightmare’

Created for Toronto Gay Hockey Association

Arts

Out in Toronto: Oct 6-12, 2016

Choice events in the city this week

By Jeremy Willard

Arts

Out in Vancouver: Oct 6-12, 2016

Choice events in the city this week

By Tom Coleman

Travel

Top five lesbian events across North America

Katie Sly’s guide for where to get stimulated — intellectually and otherwise

By Katie Sly

Culture

Queer film picks from Winnipeg’s Reel Pride Film Festival 2016

Instead of hosting mainstream LGBT films, the fest brings lesser-known works to the community

By Chris Dupuis

Arts

Can one party welcome bears, club kids, hipsters and leather folks?

Why Pitbull Events refuses to be another niche party in a sea of Toronto’s sexual subcultures

By Mike Miksche

Arts

Out in Ottawa: Oct 1-15, 2016

Choice events in the city

By Jeremy Willard

Arts

Out in Toronto: Sept 29-Oct 5, 2016

Choice events in the city this week

By Jeremy Willard

The shadiest moments in RuPaul’s Drag Race herstory

Category is: shady ladies

Created for Fife House

Arts

Out in Vancouver: Sept 29-Oct 5, 2016

Choice events in the city this week

By Tom Coleman

Arts

Black and Blue Festival still partying after 26 years

This circus party has drawn crowds since 1991 — so how does it stay relevant?

By Mike Miksche

Arts

Nuit Blanche art installations that queer audiences will enjoy

There’s room for interpretation in these projects, which include washroom graffiti and an Honest Ed’s tribute

By Chris Dupuis

Arts

Juno nominee Ria Mae on being out and taking her ‘Clothes Off’

Will she ever tour with Tegan and Sara?

By Adrienne Ascah

Travel

Finding New York’s gay sex scene

Public venues aren’t gone — they’re just better at hiding

By Mike Miksche