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Editorial Cartoon: In Fairness

INTERVIEW – A Bright Light in the Dark: Out musician Rod Thomas centers LGBTQ culture with his disco-laden third album The name Rod Thomas might not be instantly recognizable, but it’s likely you’ve come across the one he use […]

Positive Thoughts: Doctors Aren't Offering Young People PrEP. That Has to ChangeAs a young person who identifies as nonbinary, meaning I do not identify within the gender binary, accessing […]

Creep of the Week: Donald TrumpWhen I learned that Ruth Bader Ginsburg died I was eating these little peanut butter granola bites I really […]

INTERVIEW – Murder, She Kind of Wrote: Out “SNL” alum Paula Pell puts a goofy queer twist on Jessica Fletcher in “Mapleworth Murders” Writer-actress Paula Pell knows it’s ridiculous: a dowdy, out-of-touch suburban broad with an accent that is s […]

Deep Inside Hollywood: Star Trek, Chick Fight, No Ordinary Man, Good Joe Bell Star Trek’s first trans and non-binary characters The CBS All Access series Star Trek: Discovery will c […]

Screen Queen: The Johns: John Waters's 'Polyester,' 'Rocketman' and queer school-comedy 'Booksmart' Polyester John Waters staged a live chicken decapitation for his 1969 debut feature Mondo Trasho. In the […]

INTERVIEW – Molly Adele Brown: Changing the World Through Music and Kindness LGBT musician Molly Adele Brown is one of the hottest young stars bursting onto the music scene. In the past […]

VIDEO INTERVIEW – Billy Porter: Black, Gay, and Out of F*cks: “Pose” powerhouse on his Black queer experience, upcoming memoir and finally feeling like he’s made it “Now that I have a massive platform, and now that the people want to listen to the Black sissy, I’m gonna t […]

Editorial Cartoon: The Trumply Trio

Selamlik and a Bouquet of Wildflowers on Jean Genet’s Grave By Khaled Alesmael “Genet wrote about Syria and Palestine!” says Naima, the cemetery caretaker, as she turns the key in the gate’s lock, leading me t […]

Gustave Caillebotte: Painting Men By Jim Van Buskirk Three decades after its 1995 exhibition Gustave Caillebotte: Urban Impressionist, the Musée d’Orsay has co-organized another Gustave […]

On Vanity By Nastya Dzutstsati The tragedy of a state-imposed closet is that the performance never ends—unless you find a way to escape, or the government finds you first. The post On Vanity appeared first on The Gay & Lesbian Review.

TRAVEL – Exploring Pennsylvania: An LGBTQ visit to the Keystone State: From City Sophistication to Countryside Charm For LGBTQ travelers seeking a dynamic and inclusive getaway, Pennsylvania is a treasure trove of enriching […]

The Enduring Legacy of One of Dakan By Francis Buseko While Dakan made waves as the first openly West African queer love story, its significance extends far beyond its historic debut. The […]

My Impact Statement: Rod Stewart’s “The Killing of Georgie (Part I and II)” By Gregory Walters Here was Rod Stewart, unabashedly telling anyone who would listen he was friends with a gay man. It’s important that he describes G […]

REVIEW – Beetlejuice Haunts the Jubilee Auditorium: “It’s Showtime” in Alberta for over-the-top musical It’s rather surprising considering the visuals that it wasn’t until 2019 that a Broadway musical based on a T […]

REVIEW – Girls Shine at Stage West Musical Revue After last years successful Boy Band themed holiday show, this year the ladies takeover with Girls Just Wanna […]

REVIEW – Girls Shine at Stage West Musical Revue After last years successful Boy Band themed holiday show, this year the ladies takeover with Girls Just Wanna […]

REVIEW – Beetlejuice Haunts the Jubilee Auditorium: “It’s Showtime” in Alberta for over-the-top musical It’s rather surprising considering the visuals that it wasn’t until 2019 that a Broadway musical based on a T […]