
Rights & Advocacy
Lyft discounts rides for Kansans affected by law voiding transgender licenses
Lyft extended a temporary discount after Kansas enacted a law that voids licenses with gender markers that differ from a…
An accessible look at why straight women often prefer men who embrace softer masculinity, emotional openness, and occasional same-sex experimentation
A former Yosemite ranger alleges illegal termination and privacy breaches after helping hang a trans pride flag on El Capitan on May 20, 2026; the suit seeks reinstatement and damages
Francine Beppu, who appeared on The Real L Word and later led work with Hawaii LGBTQ+ organizations, died at 43; her family asks for privacy while they prepare a celebration of life
Josh Martinez, who rose to prominence after winning Big Brother season 19 in 2017, talks candidly about sexuality rumors, public criticism, and continuing his reality TV career while embracing personal freedom
Jacob Tierney discusses the choices behind Heated Rivalry: blending hockey and gay romance, prioritising joy, and responding to critics while respecting diverse queer experiences
A practical and empathetic road map for managing a decades-long friendship that has drifted into toxicity, offering steps to set limits while honoring shared history
A concise roundup of the latest queer entertainment moments: Heartbreak High season 3 trailer, Wanda Sykes’ new film, Cat Missal, and Keke Palmer’s comments on asexuality
Harry Lighton credits a memorable Groundskeeper Willie scene for sparking his attraction, mentions a live-action Willie biopic pitch for Michael Fassbender, and outlines the films that shaped his A24 debut Pillion
FBI director Kash Patel joined the USA men’s hockey locker room celebration after the gold-medal game and flew on an FBI jet to Milan, drawing sharp criticism for his conduct and use of federal resources
St. Petersburg lit a rainbow laser visible for more than 60 miles as a creative response to FDOT-mandated removal of pride crosswalks, highlighting local leaders, artists, and continued acts of community expression
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
A 33-year-old man, Julien Emmanuel Cruz, died after being shot near Savoy Orlando on February 22, 2026; Jean Gabriel Borja Gil De La Madr has been arrested and charged
Airport authorities and agency employees are resisting punitive policies while questions mount about DHS spending, high-profile travel by officials and leadership conduct
John Waters announced a sizeable part in American Horror Story season 13 at a Baltimore spoken-word night, joining an ensemble of returning stars and fresh faces
Heartbreak High returns for one last semester with a diverse ensemble, emotional cliffhangers and a trailer moment that already has viewers talking
Vanderbilt University Medical Center announced a cessation of adult gender-affirming plastic surgeries, saying operational and regulatory issues drove the change while pledging continued nonsurgical care for adults 19+
Pope Leo XIV confirmed he is prioritizing a change in pastoral attitudes while keeping existing Catholic doctrine on marriage and gender identity intact
Radko Gudas, who plays for the Anaheim Ducks, has been criticized after shouting a homophobic slur at a referee during the Czech Republic’s quarterfinal match against Canada at the Italian Winter Games
A growing number of people report destructive interactions with conversational ai: from false romantic promises to obsessive harassment, these cases reveal an urgent mental health and safety challenge
Maxi Shield, famed for her appearance on Drag Race Down Under and decades on the Sydney scene, has died aged 51, leaving a wide legacy in the drag community
Record numbers of out athletes competed at Milano Cortina 2026, with a historic medal haul and memorable performances from figure skating, curling, skiing and hockey
An analysis of the SAVE Act’s documentary requirements, the populations most at risk of disenfranchisement, and the legal and practical consequences for election administration
Families in New York report that Mount Sinai has closed youth transgender services, a move raising alarms as federal political pressure mounts and state officials reiterate anti-discrimination protections
Rediscover the film Punks, an early Patrik-Ian Polk story that celebrates Black queer friendship, found family, and the mix of joy and struggle in urban gay life
A close look at Myha’la Herrold — known simply as Myha’la — her roles from Harper Stern to new film projects, her rituals and tarot collection, and how she balances public life with private convictions