Join the vibrant community of Wilton Manors for an evening of exploration and artistic immersion at Art Walk Wilton Manors on Saturday, March 16. Taking place along Wilton Drive, this event promises an exciting opportunity
Let’s welcome Mark Kent, the Executive Director of the Gay Men’s Chorus of South Florida. He is responsible for leading one of the largest LGBTQ+ Choruses in the world. GMCSF is one of South Florida’s
RuPaul‘s Allstora, an online book marketplace promising fair compensation for authors, is facing backlash for listing titles by authors known for anti-LGBTQ+ views. Users criticized the platform, co-founded by RuPaul, for featuring works from conservative
Get ready for the hilarious Netflix special, “Gender Agenda,” hosted by Hannah Gadsby. Featuring an ensemble of genderqueer comedians, including Jes Tom, Alok, Asha Ward, Chloe Petts, DeAnne Smith, Krishna Istha, and Mx. Dahlia Belle,
Residents of Westlock, Alberta, Canada, have made a divisive decision regarding the display of flags and the presence of a Pride-painted crosswalk in their town. By a narrow margin of 663 to 639, voters opted
In a legal showdown, George Santos is taking on Jimmy Kimmel, ABC, and The Walt Disney Company over the use of personalized Cameo videos on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Santos alleges copyright violation, stating that broadcasting
The film industry that highlights the LGBTQ+ community is going through a golden era of productions like “Red White and Royal Blue,” “Lonesome,” and “Chrissy Judy,” setting the stage for an exceptional year in queer
In 2014, Jonny McGovern launched “Hey Qween!” on YouTube, featuring interviews with “RuPaul‘s Drag Race” stars. After a hiatus following co-host Lady Red Couture’s tragic passing in 2020, the show now returns with McGovern hosting
After two decades, The Bachelor franchise hints at a queer-themed season, offering hope for LGBTQ+ representation. Executive producer Bennett Graebner shared insights, revealing pitches for spinoffs, including a gay Bachelor. While the show lacked intentional
In 1974, amidst the backdrop of Black civil rights and nationalism, a brave librarian, journalist, novelist, and scholar, Ann Allen Shockley defied norms by penning “Loving Her,” the first Black lesbian novel ever. This landmark
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