It makes sense to want to be in the know. But what if being informed of every little thing happening in this big, wide world is actually hurting you?
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It makes sense to want to be in the know. But what if being informed of every little thing happening in this big, wide world is actually hurting you?
International seasons dominate the list of best performances of the year
Which queen came out on top in the Reading Battles maxi-challenge?
A fan favourite maxi-challenge from “Canada vs. The World” makes its return
Films like “Sorry, Baby” and “The Wedding Banquet” made the year worth watching
The queer themes in “The Book of Luke” texture the plot, but they don’t define it. It’s part of a welcome trend toward complex queer stories
Why do the arguments of men’s rights activists and TERFs sound so … similar?
“Casanova 20” follows the chasms—and—connections between generations of queer people
As a kid, I felt I had to tamp myself down. Freddie Mercury proved I didn’t have to
An uptick in series endings and cancellations is bad news for queer and trans representation
Jack Smith’s 1963 film “Flaming Creatures” was deemed legally obscene by the U.S. Supreme Court
The tight pants wearing “Wicked” star earned the honour this year. But what other sexy queers should get the nod one day?
“Gendertrash From Hell” collects all the issues of the iconoclastic publication. It’s a major event
During a honeymoon phase with a new partner, I clung to Linklater’s “Before” trilogy. His new film, “Blue Moon,” helped me carve a new path forward
Xtra staff members recommend their favourite queer horror films that deliver plenty of scares
With “Did I Leave Feminism?,” Jude Ellison S. Doyle takes on TERFs—while drawing on unlikely sources
CBS is crumbling under the weight of a billionaire and his favourite news lackey. This is emblematic of the larger issues facing U.S. media
Byron flips right-wing stereotypes about trans people with her frightening and funny debut novel