Sports & Entertainment How Deborah Vance, Nico Hayes, and the Paradiso plot reveal Hacks season 5 themes
A fresh take on episode three of Hacks: Deborah Vance’s flirtation with youth, Ava’s messy dating life, Marcus’s preservation plan and the…
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Community & Culture Entertainment and politics roundup: from Grindr’s ties to new albums and drag debates
A lively roundup of the latest headlines in LGBTQ+ culture, entertainment and politics, highlighting the biggest talking points and why they matter
Politics & Policy New acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao faces scrutiny over comments about witches and drag recruitment
Hung Cao's elevation to acting Navy Secretary has focused attention less on policy and more on his repeated public comments about witches…
Community & Culture Weekly roundup of LGBTQ+ culture, music, and lifestyle highlights
From a heartfelt Greek cookbook to a Grindr-exclusive Madonna vinyl, explore the standout stories shaping queer culture this week
Health & Wellness How Florida clinics and groups are tackling the HIV drug coverage cliff
Florida clinics and community organizations are deploying practical fixes to prevent sudden interruptions in HIV medication access for low-income residents
Sports & Entertainment Why Deborah Vance’s dating life in Hacks redefines aging
A playful examination of Deborah Vance’s romantic choices on Hacks and what they teach us about aging, agency, and intergenerational chemistry
Politics & Policy
Why Mary Trump says Paula White-Cain’s Trump-to-Jesus claims are dangerous
Mary Trump denounces her uncle's spiritual adviser, saying the rhetoric that equates Donald Trump with Jesus is manipulative, financially motivated and politically…
Sports & Entertainment How media must change to cover the WNBA and its queer culture
Megan Rapinoe says legacy sports media needs more nuance and cultural awareness when covering WNBA players and their relationships
Politics & Policy Top public health expert criticizes RFK Jr. and Pete Hegseth for mixing politics with medicine
A former CDC official publicly challenged RFK Jr.'s math and Hegseth's rollback of military flu shots, arguing that politics is replacing science
News What the looming HIV drug coverage cliff in Florida means for low-income patients
A looming shift in HIV drug coverage in Florida has pushed clinics and organizations to develop inventive strategies that help low-income people…
Community & Culture Should you relocate after a breakup and loss of trust in your community?
A frank look at whether moving after a painful breakup and betrayal is a healing step or an impulsive escape
Rights & Advocacy When Christian rhetoric meets religious authority: a closer look at privilege and power
A sharp examination of how political figures used Christian language against Pope Leo XIV, and how those gestures expose Christian hegemony, misuse…
Sports & Entertainment Off Campus series preview: what to expect from Prime Video’s hockey romance
Get a closer look at the trailer, leads Belmont Cameli and Ella Bright, and the show's season plan
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Former employee alleges racism and transphobia at Marsha’s; owner replies
A former employee publicly accused Marsha’s of racism and transphobia after being fired; the owner has issued a response and launched an…
Community & Culture Billy Porter on missing the Met Gala and his stance on fashion invitations
Billy Porter says he hasn’t received a Met Gala invite since 2019 and prefers to skip events where he isn’t welcome
Health & Wellness Florida faces a looming HIV drug coverage cliff
Clinics and community groups in Florida are using creative strategies to keep low-income people with HIV on treatment amid a looming coverage…
Community & Culture Why Deborah Vance’s story reshapes how we think about aging on TV
A fresh take on how Hacks treats aging, desire, and public image through Deborah Vance’s unexpected romance and personal risks
Politics & Policy Kennedy refuses request to order Trump mental fitness test amid contentious House hearing
During an April 17, 2026 hearing, Rep. Mark Takano asked HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to require a mental fitness evaluation…
Business & Economy Why condom costs could climb as Iran conflict strains global supply chains
Karex warns of up to a 30% price increase after supply disruptions tied to the Iran war have pushed raw material costs…
Rights & Advocacy New Florida law restricts DEI in cities and alarms Pride organizers
A new law restricts DEI work by Florida cities and counties, creates a private right of action, and has sparked widespread opposition…
Community & Culture New short film Molly explores asexuality and British East Asian love in a laundrette
A new short film turns a laundromat into the stage for a tender queer story that foregrounds asexuality and British East Asian…
Health & Wellness Florida faces an HIV drug coverage cliff that could disrupt care
How community clinics and advocacy groups are working to prevent a loss of HIV drug access for low-income patients
Community & Culture When you feel like you are not bisexual enough
A personal reflection on why identifying as bisexual can come with feelings of inadequacy and practical steps toward acceptance
Rights & Advocacy How the FCC review of TV ratings could reshape coverage of gender identity in children’s programming
A federal request for comment on television ratings focuses on gender identity themes in kids’ shows and has prompted strong pushback from…