Governor Gavin Newsom’s recent interview comments during a national book tour have generated pushback from the California Legislative LGBTQ Caucus and conservative critics, raising questions about his approach to LGBTQ+ issues as he shapes a national profile
Amy Spalding wraps her Out in Hollywood series with In Her Spotlight, following Tess Gardner’s intimate reckoning with identity, fame, and a second-chance relationship
A racial slur heard during the BAFTA Film Awards while Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo presented an award led to apologies from the BBC and BAFTA, a statement from Tourette syndrome campaigner John Davidson and wider calls from Black disability advocates for better preparation and support
NYU Langone has stopped providing gender-affirming care to minors, attributing the decision to federal funding threats and staff changes; advocates, elected officials, and health plans warn of harms to transgender youth
Sri Lanka’s tourism board pulled its endorsement of an Equal Ground proposal to market the country as a welcoming destination for LGBT+ travelers after widespread condemnation from Buddhist and Catholic leaders and conservative organisations
John Cameron Mitchell joins the rotating cast of Oh, Mary! on Broadway, offering a bold, cabaret-inflected Mary Todd Lincoln and continuing the show’s tradition of reinvented performances
Paula Pell and her wife teamed up to write a movie for Kim Kardashian, and Kate McKinnon retreated to a farm to focus on children’s books and survival prepping
From a heated conference exchange about gender and Ukraine to the political records of DeSantis and Newsom, this piece unpacks major debates and what they mean for policy and public life.
Anderson Cooper will stop contributing to 60 Minutes after roughly 20 years while remaining at CNN; meanwhile, a separate section summarizes how the federal minimum wage in the United States developed and where it stands today.
A weekend visit turned into a revealing look at Boston’s queer life: gay residents are plentiful, but the classic concentrated gay neighborhoods have dispersed under pressure from rising rents and shifting urban trends.
After the pride flag was taken down at Stonewall, activists and elected officials rallied on Feb. 12 and Feb. 14, 2026, turning a symbol’s removal into a broader call for political action and support for trans and queer communities.
A concise retelling of how queer New Orleanians turned Carnival into a refuge, formed krewes, survived police raids and the AIDS crisis, and continue to reinvent mardi gras today.
Explore an energizing playlist of protest songs spanning folk, punk, hip hop, and pop—each track connecting queer struggles to wider movements for justice.
from a shirt-revealing fashion spread to award-season campaigning and a high-profile crime series trailer, three entertainment stories that matter this week
LGBTQ+ Athletes Shine at the Winter Olympics: A Celebration of Talent and Pride An exceptional representation of LGBTQ+ athletes stands out at the Winter Olympics, demonstrating remarkable talent and unwavering pride. This historic moment highlights the diversity and inclusivity within the sporting world, showcasing the extraordinary achievements of these athletes on a global stage.
Florida Department of Health Reevaluates Funding Cuts for HIV Medication Amid Legal Challenges and Public Outcry The Florida Department of Health is currently reassessing its decision to reduce funding for HIV medication. This reconsideration comes in response to ongoing legal challenges and significant public backlash against the cuts.
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Landmark Case Dismissed in Uganda: Implications for Human Rights and Legal Standards A significant legal ruling in Uganda has seen the dismissal of a landmark case concerning aggravated homosexuality. This decision raises intricate questions surrounding human rights and the enforcement of legal norms within the country. The case’s outcome not only impacts the individuals involved but also highlights broader issues related to LGBTQ+ rights, societal attitudes, and the intersection of law and…
Renee Good’s Family Remembers Her Legacy and Advocates for Justice After Her Tragic Death Caused by ICE Agents.
Impact of Wisconsin Hospitals’ Decision on Gender-Affirming Care for Minors The recent decision by hospitals in Wisconsin to discontinue gender-affirming care for minors poses a significant threat to the mental and physical well-being of transgender youth. This action undermines essential healthcare services that support the needs of young individuals navigating their gender identity. It is crucial to recognize the importance of accessible, affirming healthcare in promoting positive outcomes…