Culture
Entertainment
Jelani Alladin Stars in "Next Year": A Dystopian Film Where Love Defies Oppression
"Next Year" is a new short film starring Jelani Alladin that envisions a near-future United States where homosexuality is criminalized and LGBTQ+ lives are...
Champion Gymnast Charlie Larson Opens Up: Athletics, Beyoncé Alter Ego, and LGBTQ+ Visibility
Charlie Larson, a standout gymnast at the University of Michigan, discusses his journey as a queer athlete, his playful Beyoncé-inspired persona, and the...
Social Media
We Struck the Motherlode of Sexy With Weslley
In this day and age, you’ve got to be careful of thirst traps being AI. The kind that pop up in your algorithm and promise to be your boyfriend. For a monthly...
Jeremy Allen White Opens Up to Vanity Fair: Identity, Fame, and the Person Behind the Name
In a candid Vanity Fair interview, Jeremy Allen White explains why his professional name feels foreign to him and shares personal insights about fame,...
Lifestyle
Advocacy Groups Urge Parents to Avoid AI Toys This Holiday Season
Children’s and consumer advocacy groups are urging parents not to buy AI-powered toys during the holiday season
Nate Berkus on Love, Ritual, and Queer Partnership: Insights from "We Met At Acme" with Lindsey Metselaar
Interior designer Nate Berkus recently joined Lindsey Metselaar on the "We Met At Acme" podcast to discuss the small rituals and authentic values that sustain...
Travel
Queer Renaissance in Padua: Italy’s Hidden Haven for LGBTQ+ Travelers
Padua, a historic university city in northern Italy, is quietly emerging as a vibrant and inclusive destination for queer travelers. With its legacy of...
Queer in Cuenca: Discovering Ecuador’s Andean Hidden Gem
Cuenca, Ecuador, is quietly emerging as one of South America’s most welcoming and culturally rich destinations for LGBTQ+ travelers, offering safety,...
