Bruno Isaković: Performer, Artist, Teacher By Mike Dressel It’s an hour before the Queer New York International Arts Festival (QNYIAF) is about to begin, which brings together an assortment of g […]

A Roller Coaster Ride of a Transition By Sabrina Godlewski In 2016, I was in the military, about to visit my therapist for depression and gender dysphoria. I cried before I went in, staring up […]

Freud’s Last Session, A Review By Irene Javors Freud’s Last Session takes up the challenge of offering the audience yet another perspective on the highly controversial p […]

My Stepfather’s Abuse By Mary McGrath My partner and I went home. I was crushed that my mom didn’t defend me. I was her daughter. He was a newcomer. When she picked him over m […]

VIDEO INTERVIEW – Kathy Griffin Leaves Everything Out There: Comic back on the road with Life on the PTSD List tour “Bad gay, bad gay!” is one of the first things that Kathy Griffin declares when I say that I’ve never been o […]

All of Us Strangers, A Review By Phil Tarley Rustin, Maestro, Fellow Travelers, and now a ghost story, All of Us Strangers, are among a number of films released last year, driven by […]

Funny Boy: A Labor of Love By Max Stein As I uncovered Hunt’s story, I was touched by how he came to terms with his sexuality over the course of his life. Hunt’s experience ref […]

Building a Gay World By Blake Smith While there were a handful of openly gay publishers (such as Felice Picano and Winston Leyland) at small independent presses throughout the […]

Resolve & Resiliency By Cory Allen I was intent on having children; it was always a deal-breaker for me. I uprooted and relocated to San Francisco two years after our breakup in […]

Amnesty International Canada condemns ‘appalling’ anti-trans policy changes in AlbertaAlberta Premier Danielle Smith’s proposed new policy changes to 2SLGBTQQIA+ health care, social services, p […]

Unifor condemns Premier Smith’s anti-transgender crusadeAlberta Premier Danielle Smith’s new plans to block access to gender-affirming medical care for younger teens […]

It Gets Better, Leading LGBTQ+ Youth Empowerment Org, Unveils New Name and Relaunched WebsiteThe new ItGetsBetter.org will serve as a hub for LGBTQ+ and questioning youth, providing support through media […]

We Live Here: The Midwest, A Short Review By Steve Warren We Live Here: The Midwest, a documentary by Melinda Maerker, profiles five queer families who have managed to make lives for themselves in […]

ONE® Condoms Solves Condom Fit Issues on Measure a Penis Day An overwhelming majority of condom users say poor fit of regular condoms has resulted in bedroom […]

There Goes the Neighborhood By Richard Schneider There could be any number of reasons for painting your apartment building to look like a gay flag. The post There Goes the […]

Authenticity By Wynne Nowland I decided to draft an email to my colleagues explaining that, the next day, I would be coming to work as Wynne — donning a woman’s bus […]

My Time with Glenn By Paddy Reid Ethel asked to speak to me privately, and told me about Glenn, her son, who was gay; he was their pride and joy. But now was in Madison […]

Theatre Review – Mean Girls Stage Musical is So Fetch: This week we wear pink at the Jubilee Auditorium The LGBTQ community embraced the 2004 Mean Girls film, written by Tina Fey, since it hit theatres in 2004. […]

Who Was Howard Jeffrey? By Kevin Winkler It wouldn’t be fair to call Howard Jeffrey a forgotten name since he was never particularly well-known. But as a dancer, choreographer, a […]

THEATRE REVIEW – Stage West’s Boy Band Show Has the Right StuffStage West’s musical revue’s have become a popular staple over the years. Exploring different genres like Bri […]