I’m humbled to say that queer Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter Janis Ian was the first artist I interviewed when I began my journalism.
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There’s something about an Entangled Publishing release that feels like an event. Whether it’s romantasy dragons, sweeping wartime love stories, sports romance that makes you blush, or high-stakes fantasy dripping in glamour and destiny, their latest bestsellers are delivering drama, depth, and the kind of emotional payoff that keeps us up far too late whispering, “Just one more chapter.”
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, "Witchy Ways" feels like the kind of film that arrives exactly when you need it, romantic without being cheesy, magical without trying too hard, and queer in a way that feels natural, joyful, and lived-in.
Stonewall National Museum, Archives & Library’s 3rd Annual “Standing on the Shoulders of Heroes” Gala, scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 21, at The Venue, will celebrate the Museum’s mission to protect LGBTQ history and heritage as well as ongoing efforts to shape the community’s future.
Queerness is celebrated throughout the story in "It's a Love/Skate Relationship" by Carli J. Corson.
“Based on a true love story,” as well as the award-winning 2008 doc of the same name, the appeal of the somewhat manipulative “Song Sung Blue” (Focus) expands beyond the world of Neil Diamond fans into the realms of substance abuse recovery, tribute bands, and blended families.
Find out what inspired Molly Harris to write "Whirby" below.
This season’s most compelling new reads orbit one powerful idea: what happens when women stop playing the roles assigned to them.
Direct from the City of Brotherly Love, Mandy Mango delivered Philadelphia flair and a very distinct perspective during her run on RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 18.
Brévo! Theatre’s Luv No Limit, a “luvrz ballad” is the second installment in the award-winning FOR COLORED BOYZ choreopoem series, running through Feb. 15 at the HIVE Black Box Theater in Pompano Beach.
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