REVIEW: The film’s existence raises intriguing questions about appropriate subjects for the playful machinations of French auteurs
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REVIEW: The film’s existence raises intriguing questions about appropriate subjects for the playful machinations of French auteurs
5 queer and trans stories we’re watching: July 31
REVIEW: Intersecting health crises centre this moving documentary on justice
Is a “Negroni … sbagliato … with Prosecco in it” as iconic of a queer drink as iced coffee?
Misconceptions about hep C are contributing to higher cases among queer men
When navigating a loved one’s addiction, giving help that harms us is not really helping anyone.
In 2020 alone, more than 100,000 North Americans died preventable opioid-related deaths. Here’s how you can help to reverse opioid overdoses and keep yourself—and your community safe
A new set of studies aims to explore how weed affects people from diverse communities, including queer and trans folks
Health Canada has cracked down on sellers since 2013, which advocates say only hurts queer users. Is it time to make poppers legal?
A new documentary about the teenage star of Visconti’s “Death in Venice” doesn’t paint the prettiest picture
The cable network started out titillating us with sex, death, mobsters and vampires. Now it’s teenage sexual fluidity
For a long time, alcohol worked to suppress my questioning—until my questions became too powerful to ignore
‘It’s not free, but it’s now accessible and affordable,’ pharmacist says
Tobacco is the largest health threat to gay and bisexual men today. Why is quitting so hard?
Despite Horgan’s pre-election endorsement, free PrEP isn’t coming any time soon
Denim Vest, Pumpjack, The Junction and the Pride Society all have kits just in case
A little kit of naloxone is no longer enough, says queer support worker
People who had fertility treatments as far back as 2007 can ask for a re-assessment by the end of 2017