Filipe Leonel is a Sexy Carpenter Who Turns Screws – and Heads
Furniture maker Filipe Leonel works with his dad, creating things like dressers and bed frames; the pieces are beautiful and modern. With enough practice, he'll become a trade master.
Make an Appointment with Ultra-Hottie Dr. Natanael Bonotto
Dental surgeon Dr. Natanael Bonotto creates smiles for his patients, but he doesn't need to do anything to bring a smile to our face.
Actor Edward Pishiyski's Body Should Get Top Billing
Hollywood. It's a name that invokes a sense of glitz and glamour, blockbuster movies, and a population made up entirely beautiful people. One of those people is Edward Pishiyski, a London-based rising star who has done a few notable roles already.
In LGBTQ+ Storybook Case, Supreme Court Handed a Win to Parental Rights, Raising Tough Questions for Educators
Mahmoud v. Taylor, which the Supreme Court ruled in favor of parents objecting to LGBTQ+ books in classrooms, raises questions about how far parents can question curricular content.
Caitlyn Jenner's Manager Dies in ATV Accident
Caitlyn Jenner's manager, Sophia Hutchins, has died in an accident at the age of 29. The tragedy, which involved an ATV, reportedly occurred not far from Jenner's home.
The Cast of 'Queer as Folk' Creator Russell T. Davies' 'Cucumber' Prepare for an Epic Reunion
The cast of LGTBQ+ show "Cucumber" – created by Russell T. Davies, of "Queer as Folk" and "It's a Sin" fame – will come together next month at a queer film festival in Manchester, England.
Watch: Brutal P-Town Attack Investigated as Possible Hate Crime; City Beefs Up Police Presence for a Safe and Welcoming July 4th
The Cape Cod fishing village long seen as a queer destination is the site of several seemingly hate-driven incidents, including a brutal beating to which three slur-hurling men allegedly subjected a victim.
Streaming Queer: July 2025
July brings all kinds of fun streaming joy, including the expansive intergalactic drama of "Foundation," the post-apocalyptic car-combat carnage of "Twisted Metal," and the outrageously competitive whirlwind of "Project Runway." Plus, much more!
DOT Sec Sean Duffy Bans Rainbow Crosswalks as Safety Hazard
The Daily Mail reports that DOT Secretary Sean Duffy "sent a letter to governors in all 50 states and Puerto Rico as well as Washington, D.C.'s mayor telling them to get rid of rainbow crosswalks – among other potentially distracting messaging."
Is London 'Evita' Heading to Broadway Sooner than Later?
The biggest hit in London this summer is Jamie Lloyd's revival of "Evita" with Rachel Zegler. The director would like to see it head to New York early next year.
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