Zondag 3 mei 2026 — Editie #3

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Historicus ontdekt verrassend tolerante periode voor homoseksuele mannen in Noord-Ierland

Een historicus in Noord-Ierland heeft ontdekt dat er vóór de jaren vijftig verrassend veel tolerantie was voor homoseksuele mannen. Archieven en privédocumenten tonen aan dat er stille acceptatie bestond, voordat een 'morele paniek' deze sfeer veranderde. Noord-Ierland staat bekend om zijn lange geschiedenis van homofobie. Maar een historicus heeft nu iets verrassends ontdekt. Publieke archieven en privédocumenten tonen een andere kant van het verhaal. Voor de jaren vijftig en zestig was er meer begrip voor homoseksuele mannen. Mensen leefden volgens het principe 'leven en laten leven'. Er was een stille acceptatie in de samenleving. Dit veranderde sterk in de jaren vijftig en zestig. Er…

United Kingdom · Editorial · May 3
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Which Lesbian Arts and Crafts Are You? Take the Quiz

A fun quiz from Autostraddle helps you discover which lesbian arts and crafts match your personality. Learning new creative skills can…

International · Editorial · May 3
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Dylan Mulvaney shines on Broadway and feels stronger than ever

Dylan Mulvaney is performing on Broadway and says she has never felt stronger. She believes trans people are gifts to musical theater.…

International · Editorial · May 3
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Fashion and Identity: Eight Films That Changed Pop Culture

Eight fashion films have deeply influenced pop culture. They tell stories beyond clothing alone. Identity and self-discovery are central…

Germany · Editorial · May 3
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Queer Artist Fakir Musafar Explored Sex and Spirit Through Body Modification

Fakir Musafar was a queer artist who used body modification to explore sexuality and spirituality. His unseen works are now featured in a…

International · Editorial · May 2
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Why 'The Devil Wears Prada' Means So Much to LGBTQ+ People

'The Devil Wears Prada' has become a beloved film in LGBTQ+ culture since its release in 2006. The…

International · Editorial · May 2
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New Sapphic Hockey Rom-Com 'Skating the Line' Lands Publishing Deal

Author Shayna Douglas has signed publishing deals for her sapphic hockey romance novel 'Skating…

International · Editorial · May 2
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Why 'Hacks' Makes Viewers Emotional About a Fictional 1970s Sitcom

The TV show 'Hacks' surprises viewers with deep emotions about a fictional 1970s sitcom. The…

International · Editorial · May 2
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AAPI Heritage Month 2026: Books by Asian and Pacific Islander Authors

LGBTQ Reads celebrates AAPI Heritage Month 2026 with book recommendations by Asian and Pacific…

International · Editorial · May 2
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May 2026: The Best LGBTQ+ Shows Streaming This Month

May 2026 brings exciting new LGBTQ+ content to Netflix, Paramount+ and HBO Max. Highlights include…

International · Editorial · May 2
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LGBTQ+ Events This Week: May 1-7

The Washington Blade shares a list of LGBTQ+ events from May 1 to 7. These community events bring…

United States · Editorial · May 1
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Support for Meg Thee Stallion, Doechii and Lady Gaga Team Up, and More LGBTQ+ News

The LGBTQ+ community rallies behind Meg Thee Stallion while exciting news about a Doechii and Lady…

International · Editorial · April 29
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10 LGBTQ+ Films You Can Watch Free in the UK

BBC, ITV, and Channel 4 offer free LGBTQ+ films right now. Discover ten great movies without…

United Kingdom · Editorial · April 29
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Gay romance novel Boyfriend Material is becoming a TV show

Alexis Hall's gay romance novel Boyfriend Material is being turned into a TV show. Production…

United Kingdom · Editorial · April 29
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90s Flashback Drag Brunch: Logan Stone Hosts New Show at Red Bear Brewing

Logan Stone hosts a new 90s-themed drag brunch at Red Bear Brewing in Washington, D.C. The event…

United States · Editorial · April 29
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Share Your Pride Photos and Let Your Colors Shine

LGBTQ Nation invites people to submit their best Pride photos. The most meaningful pictures will be featured in the annual #PrideInPictures series. Do you have a special photo from Pride? Now is your chance to share it with the world. LGBTQ Nation is looking for your best Pride pictures. Every year, LGBTQ Nation runs the popular #PrideInPictures series. This series brings together photos from Pride events around the world. The photos show joy, love, and community. They remind us why Pride is so important. Submitting your photo is easy. You just need to send in your picture. You also need to explain why the photo is meaningful to you. Maybe it shows your first Pride event. Maybe it captures…

International · Editorial · April 29
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The Devil Wears Prada 2: A Sharp Look at the Press in Crisis

The sequel to the famous film 'The Devil Wears Prada' releases April 29. It humorously explores…

France · Editorial · April 29
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Virgin Island star wanted to 'convert' gay friends before big realisation

A Virgin Island cast member has spoken about how her religious upbringing led her to want to 'convert' her gay friends. She later had a…

United Kingdom · Editorial · April 29
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Cynthia Erivo stops her show after catching fan filming

Cynthia Erivo stopped her one-woman show Dracula after catching an audience member secretly filming. The queer actress was praised online…

International · Editorial · April 29
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Lesbian Visibility Day 2026: New Book Celebrates Lesbian Stories for Young Readers

Lesbian Visibility Day 2026 is coming soon, celebrating lesbian women and girls worldwide. A new…

International · Editorial · April 29
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Outfest 2019 Reveals Full Lineup with LGBTQ+ Films from Around the World

Outfest 2019 has announced its full film lineup, featuring LGBTQ+ movies from 33 countries in 26 languages. Highlighted films include the…

International · Editorial · April 29
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Vijf Must-Read YA Boeken met Transgender Hoofdpersonen

Vijf fantastische jeugdboeken met transgender hoofdpersonen in fantasy en sciencefiction settings. Deze boeken combineren spannende…

International · Editorial · April 29
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NewFest Turns 30: New York's LGBTQ Film Festival Looks Back

NewFest, New York's LGBTQ film festival, celebrates its 30th anniversary this year. Directors…

United States · Editorial · April 29
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Fat Swim: Celebrating Body Positivity in LGBTQ+ Communities

'Fat Swim' is an inclusive swimming event in Philadelphia that celebrates body positivity within…

United States · Editorial · April 29
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Mel B says she will always be open about her sexuality

Mel B, the Spice Girls singer, says she will always be open about her sexuality. She previously…

International · Editorial · April 29
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VisibLES Fest: a major lesbian success in Torremolinos

The first VisibLES Fest took place successfully in Torremolinos. The festival combined culture,…

Spain · Editorial · April 29
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Ashlyn Harris is trots op Sophia Bush's coming-out als queer

Actrice Sophia Bush is openlijk uitgekomen als queer. Haar vriendin Ashlyn Harris is trots op haar…

International · Editorial · April 28
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5 Straight Actresses Who Play Lesbian or Bisexual Characters on TV

Straight actresses often play lesbian or bisexual characters on TV and in film. This raises…

International · Editorial · April 28
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Dead To Me's Final Season: A Story About Love and Loss

Dead To Me's final season on Netflix gave fans an emotional ending with strong LGBTQ+…

International · Editorial · April 28
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Two New Books Change How We See LGBTQ+ Film

Two new books by Laura Horak and Jacob Engelberg focus on trans and bisexual cinema. They expand…

International · Editorial · April 28
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Jim Queen: French animated gay film arrives in cinemas this summer

Jim Queen is a French animated film featuring gay characters. It releases in cinemas on June 17,…

France · Editorial · April 28
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Elliot Page over opgroeien als queer persoon: 'Je draagt een last van schaamte'

Acteur Elliot Page deelt hoe zwaar het was om queer op te groeien. Hij beschrijft de schaamte die…

International · Editorial · April 28
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LGBTQ+ People Are Walking Away From Orthodox Judaism

More LGBTQ+ people are leaving Orthodox Judaism because its strict rules do not accept their…

United States · Editorial · April 28
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Berlin Opens Special Cemetery for LGBTQ+ People

Berlin opens a special burial and memorial site for LGBTQ+ people on May 17, 2026. Schwulenberatung Berlin organizes the opening ceremony. Berlin is creating a special place for LGBTQ+ people. Schwulenberatung Berlin organizes an opening ceremony on May 17, 2026. The ceremony begins at 11 a.m. On that day, a new burial and memorial site opens officially. This place is designed for lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transgender, and intersex people. The acronym for this is LSBTI. Schwulenberatung Berlin is a well-known organization in Germany. They help the LGBTQ+ community in Berlin for years. Now they want to offer a dignified final resting place. A special cemetery for LGBTQ+ people is…

Germany · Editorial · April 28
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Christine McGuinness Says She Would Love to Have a Wife

Christine McGuinness has said she would love to have a wife one day after her divorce from Paddy…

United Kingdom · Editorial · April 28
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Kieron Moore cried during audition for queer film Blue Film

Actor Kieron Moore revealed he cried during his audition for Blue Film, a new queer film about a sex worker's reunion with a former…

International · Editorial · April 28
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Trans icon Marina Summers to host Miss Universe Philippines

Drag Race star Marina Summers will be the first transgender person to host Miss Universe Philippines. This historic moment marks a major…

Philippines · Editorial · April 28
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Kathy Griffin lied about cancer to avoid anti-gay driver

Comedian Kathy Griffin lied about her cancer returning to escape an anti-gay conversation with a…

United Kingdom · Editorial · April 27
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World Premiere of 'Everything, Devoured' Celebrates Queer Storytelling

Nonbinary playwright Katherine Gwynn has written a powerful new ghost story called 'Everything, Devoured.' The world premiere is being…

United States · Editorial · April 27
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10 Banned LGBTQ+ Books for Teens That Teach Strength and Identity

Ten important LGBTQ+ books for teens are being banned across schools and libraries. These books help young readers feel seen and build…

International · Editorial · April 27
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Harvey Fierstein over verslaving en overleven: 'Na je stopzetting duurt het vijf jaar om jezelf terug te vinden'

Broadway-legende Harvey Fierstein spreekt over verslaving, verlies en zijn strijd voor…

International · Editorial · April 27
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'Angry Son': A Sensitive Film About Modern LGBTQ+ Youth

'Angry Son' is a thoughtful Japanese film about a young person struggling with identity and…

Japan · Editorial · April 26
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Salomé arrives with force at Les Arts Valencia stage

Strauss's opera Salomé arrives with great success at Palau de les Arts Valencia. Soprano Vida…

Spain · Editorial · April 26
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Queer historical film 'Rose' starring Sandra Hüller hits cinemas April 30

The queer historical film 'Rose' starring Sandra Hüller arrives in cinemas April 30. Director…

Germany · Editorial · April 26
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Berlin Dragking Collective König Wins Rosa Courage Prize 2026

The Berlin dragking collective König receives the Rosa Courage Prize 2026. This award honors…

Germany · Editorial · April 26
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Acting Legend Shines in New LGBTQ+ Play 'The Christophers'

'The Christophers' is a powerful new play featuring a famous acting legend in a strong LGBTQ+…

United States · Editorial · April 26
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Dating apps work badly, so this man tried 47 hobbies to find love

Gay writer Matt Bell was tired of dating apps and tried 47 hobbies to find love in real life. His…

International · Editorial · April 26
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The Whisper: Audrey Hepburn in a 1961 Lesbian Film

The Whisper is one of Hollywood's earliest films about lesbian love. This 1961 classic starring…

France · Editorial · April 25
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Leviticus: New Queer Horror Film About Conversion Therapy

Leviticus is a new queer horror film about conversion therapy. The first trailer is available now.…

International · Editorial · April 25
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Matthieu Blazy from Chanel in Time's Top 100 with Queer Personalities

Time published its Top 100 most influential personalities of 2026. Several queer figures from…

International · Editorial · April 25
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COC Netherlands Celebrates 80th Anniversary

COC Netherlands celebrates its 80th anniversary this year. The organization is one of the world's…

Netherlands · Editorial · April 25
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Jonathan Van Ness speaks about 'bittersweet' end of Queer Eye

Jonathan Van Ness has called the end of Netflix's Queer Eye 'bittersweet'. The non-binary star also revealed that cast members have 'varying relationships' with each other. Jonathan Van Ness has finally spoken about the end of Queer Eye. The popular Netflix show has finished after many successful seasons. Van Ness called the ending 'bittersweet'. Van Ness is 39 years old. They are a hairstylist, podcast host, and television personality. Van Ness is non-binary and uses they/them pronouns. On Queer Eye, they were the grooming expert. Queer Eye was more than just a makeover show. The show helped people improve their lives. It also brought LGBTQ+ stories to a wide audience. Millions of viewers…

International · Editorial · April 25
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Owner of Philly queer women's sports bar responds to racism and transphobia claims

Marsha's, a queer women's sports bar in Philadelphia, is facing allegations of racism and…

United States · Editorial · April 25
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Denver's Only Lesbian Bar Closes After Fundraising Controversy

Denver's only lesbian bar has permanently closed following a fundraising controversy that divided the community. The closure is part of a…

United States · Editorial · April 25
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Gay Hockey Series Heated Rivalry Wins Prestigious Peabody Award

Gay hockey romance series Heated Rivalry has won a Peabody Award for its major cultural impact. The show is based on Rachel Reid's…

International · Editorial · April 25
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Why Lesbian Day of Visibility Matters for Everyone

Lesbian Day of Visibility, celebrated on April 26, fights the erasure of lesbians inside and…

International · Editorial · April 25
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The Hours: A Queer Classic That Won Nicole Kidman an Oscar

The Hours is a 2002 film that won Nicole Kidman an Oscar for playing Virginia Woolf. It is celebrated as a groundbreaking queer classic…

United Kingdom · Editorial · April 22
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Why Transgender People Love IKEA's Blåhaj Shark

IKEA's cuddly Blåhaj shark unexpectedly became icon in transgender world. What started as joke on Tumblr grew into worldwide symbol. A…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Erotic thriller Night Stage now in cinemas

Erotic thriller Night Stage starts today in cinemas. The film was already nominated at Berlin Film…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Artist Under Pressure: 'I Will Not Stop Creating'

A queer artist refuses to be discouraged by attacks. She will not stop creating and sees her work…

United Kingdom · Editorial · April 17
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Singer Ethel Cain shares nude photo and receives hate reactions

Transgender singer Ethel Cain posted a semi-nude photo on social media. Reactions are divided…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Joel Kim Booster: 'I feel pressure to look good, from myself too'

Actor Joel Kim Booster feels pressure to stay fit. This pressure comes not only from the film…

United Kingdom · Editorial · April 17
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Muscle Magazines Were More Than Pictures: They Gave Gay Men Community in the 1950s

Muscle magazines from the 1950s were much more than sexy pictures. They offered isolated gay men a…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Transgender visibility in the 1950s: photos show decades of struggle

Old photos of transgender activist Alison Laing show that transgender visibility has existed since…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Muscle Magazines Were Much More Than Pictures: How They Connected Gay Men

In the 1950s, muscle magazines offered gay men more than pictures. They offered connection and…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Transgender visibility in the 1950s: photos show decades-long struggle

Historic photos of activist Alison Laing from the 1950s show transgender visibility existed much…

International · Editorial · April 17
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New hyperpop album puts transgender identity in the spotlight

New hyperpop album explores transgender identity and online culture. The work combines chaotic…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Backstreet Boy Brian Littrell Denies Using Homophobic Language

Brian Littrell from Backstreet Boys denies homophobic language during a confrontation in Florida.…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Pedro Pascal filming gay drama 'De Noche' by Todd Haynes

Pedro Pascal is filming the romantic drama 'De Noche' by Todd Haynes in Mexico. It is a love story…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Katya about Hacks filming: 'Most beautiful day of my life'

Drag performer Katya shared details about her guest role in Hacks. She described the filming days as the most beautiful day of her life. Drag performer Katya shared details about her guest role in the new Hacks season. She filmed a surprise role that was kept secret for months. Katya enthusiastically talked about the filming days behind the scenes. It was an unforgettable experience for her to participate in the popular HBO series. The drag artist described the filming process as a career highlight. She doesn't want to reveal much about her role's content yet. Fans of the series can look forward to her performance in the upcoming season. Hacks follows the career changes of two comedians in…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Five comics perfect for spring: love, apps and detective stories

Five new comics combine touching love stories with LGBTQ+ characters. Perfect to read this spring…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Gay artist under pressure: 'I will not stop creating'

A gay artist continues creating despite increasing attacks. He refuses to be silenced. Attacks on gay and queer artists are increasing.…

United Kingdom · Editorial · April 17
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Singer Ethel Cain Shares Half-Naked Photos: Reactions Are Mixed

Transgender singer Ethel Cain shares half-naked photos online. Fans cheer, opponents react strongly. Singer Ethel Cain shared half-naked…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Joel Kim Booster: 'Pressure on my appearance doesn't come only from Hollywood'

Actor Joel Kim Booster feels pressure to maintain his appearance. This pressure doesn't come only…

United Kingdom · Editorial · April 17
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New book tells story of Black gay American in Paris during World War Two

A new book tells the story of a Black American gay man. He risked everything for love in Paris during World War Two. His life shows how…

United States · Editorial · April 17
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How muscle photos connected gay men in the nineteen fifties

In the nineteen fifties, 'physique magazines' were much more than sports magazines. They offered connection and community when gay men had…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Photos show: transgender visibility existed much longer ago

Rare photos from the 1950s show transgender visibility existed much longer. Images of organizer…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Muscle magazines connected lonely gay men in the nineteen-fifties

Nineteen-fifties muscle magazines offered isolated gay men much more than sexual material. They…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Transgender Visibility in the Fifties: Rare Photos Show Years of Struggle

Historical photos of activist Alison Laing show transgender visibility and rights struggles go…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Perez Hilton apologizes after health scare

Blogger Perez Hilton publicly apologizes after a health scare. He says he sees his life…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Pridefest 2026 moves to a new location

Pride WA announced where Pridefest 2026 takes place. The festival moves to a new location with a…

International · Editorial · April 17
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New Hyperpop Album Explores Transgender Identity Online

A new hyperpop album explores transgender women's online lives with irony. The project refuses to…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Dragster Dulcie Du Jour Passes Away

Drag performer Dulcie Du Jour (Jeff Dycer) died on Sunday. The popular Australian performer was a…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Heartstopper and Heartbreak High Open Eyes for Asexuality

Two Netflix series show asexual characters in a refined way. Heartstopper and Heartbreak High…

International · Editorial · April 17
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Taylor Ortega steals the show in Netflix series 'Big Mistakes'

New Netflix comedy 'Big Mistakes' by Dan Levy brings talent. Taylor Ortega plays a role full of…

Editorial · April 17
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Trixie Mattel not in 'The Traitors' - unless in 'The Comeback'

Drag queen Trixie Mattel will not appear in the regular 'The Traitors' season. She could only…

Editorial · April 17
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Sondheim masterpiece 'Merrily' now on Netflix

Stephen Sondheim's classic 'Merrily We Roll Along' is now on Netflix. The musical about three…

Editorial · April 17
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Roman 'Work to Do' Shows Drama Behind Supermarket Cashier

Jules Wernersbach's debut novel 'Work to Do' focuses on a gay entrepreneur. He runs a supermarket. The book weaves stories about entrepreneurship, environment and class differences. Jules Wernersbach's debut 'Work to Do' offers a rare look behind the scenes. It shows queer entrepreneurship in America. The book follows a gay entrepreneur who runs a supermarket. Wernersbach writes energetically and feels the daily tensions well. The novel goes beyond just business operations. Wernersbach also addresses climate change and class differences. The main character struggles with his position. He is a successful entrepreneur and a vulnerable LGBTQ+ person. This double role gives the story depth.…

Editorial · April 17
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New book 'Work to Do' shows how exciting a supermarket can be

New novel 'Work to Do' is about gay entrepreneurs in a supermarket. The book covers…

Editorial · April 17
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COC celebrates 30 years Song Festival in IJmuiden

The COC celebrates the 30-year anniversary of the Song Festival in IJmuiden. A special milestone for this beloved yearly event in the…

Netherlands · Editorial · April 17
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Lance Bass tells how Joey Fatone discovered he was gay

Lance Bass shares how Joey Fatone discovered he was gay. This happened in an interview for the documentary series. Former NSYNC member…

United States · Editorial · April 17
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Malcolm in the Middle Reboot Gives Stevie a Gay Relationship: Fans React Divided

In the Malcolm in the Middle reboot, Stevie is now gay. For some fans, this feels like going too…

United States · Editorial · April 17
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Denver saves only lesbian bar with crowdfunding

Denver's gay and lesbian community raised 83,000 dollars to save their only lesbian bar The Pearl. The business would close after just one…

United States · Editorial · April 17
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Caitlyn Jenner: 'I am a hypocrite' with Woman of the Year award

Caitlyn Jenner says in a podcast she is a hypocrite. Her Woman of the Year award is mentioned. The interview happens on Tomi Lahren's…

United States · Editorial · April 17
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Drag Race Star Denali Performs in Washington

Drag Race participant Denali performed at nightclub Pitchers in Washington. The performance…

United States · Editorial · April 17
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Podcast Cancels LGBTQ+ Guest After Booking Them for Faith Show

A queer person was dropped from a faith podcast after booking. The show is called 'Living My…

Editorial · April 17
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Hampshire College Will Close After Trustees Vote to End Operations

Hampshire College in Massachusetts will close after trustees voted to end operations. The school…

Editorial · April 17
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Denver's Only Lesbian Bar Gets Community Help to Stay Open

Denver's only lesbian bar was about to close until the community stepped in. LGBTQ+ supporters…

Editorial · April 17
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Ella Morgan becomes first trans star on Celebrity SAS show

Ella Morgan will be the first transgender contestant on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. The Channel…

Editorial · April 17
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Cleat Cute TV Show Gets Major Development Update

A TV series based on lesbian romance novel Cleat Cute is moving forward. The comedy will follow…

Editorial · April 17
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Euphoria Fans Question Zendaya's Expensive Clothes in New Season

Euphoria fans question why Zendaya's character Rue wears expensive designer clothes in season…

Editorial · April 17
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COC Songfestival celebrates 30th edition in IJmuiden

The COC Songfestival celebrates its 30th anniversary in IJmuiden. The festival is an annual…

Netherlands · Editorial · April 17
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Ella Morgan first transgender participant Celebrity SAS

Ella Morgan would be the first transgender participant at Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. The…

United Kingdom · Editorial · April 17
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Progressive American College Closes After Financial Crisis

Hampshire College in Massachusetts, known as LGBTQ+ friendly, closes due to long financial…

United States · Editorial · April 17
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Madonna returns when the gay community needs her most

Madonna announces new album and gay community recognizes the moment they need her. It's not mere…

United States · Editorial · April 17
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Washington D.C. organizes week full of lesbian visibility activities

Washington D.C. celebrates Lesbian Visibility Week with documentaries and karaoke nights. The activities aim for more lesbian women visibility. Washington D.C. has many lesbian visibility activities planned this week. A local bar and the LGBTQ+ center created a program together. It includes films, music and other events. A screening of 'Ahead of the Curve' is a highlight. This film follows influential lesbian women from different generations. 'Queeroke' is also on the program. Visitors can sing karaoke in a lesbian-friendly atmosphere. Organizers say these initiatives highlight lesbian stories. The activities are part of Lesbian Visibility Week in the United States. This week celebrates…

United States · Editorial · April 17
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Film Festival TILDE Returns with Young Talent

The transgender film festival TILDE returns to Narrm in May 2026. The theme is 'Young Blood'. It…

Australia · Editorial · April 17
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COC Songfestival celebrates 30th edition in IJmuiden

The COC celebrates the 30th edition of the popular Songfestival in IJmuiden. The festival is an annual highlight with live music and…

Netherlands · Editorial · April 17
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Madonna returns at crucial moment for LGBTQ+ community

Madonna announces a new album and reaction is huge. For many LGBTQ+ people she symbolizes freedom and resistance in difficult times.…

United States · Editorial · April 17
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Madonna returns at crucial moment for LGBTQ+ community

Madonna returns when political tension rises. For LGBTQ+ community, her return feels like more…

United States · Editorial · April 17
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Washington D.C. celebrates Lesbian Visibility Week with film and karaoke

Washington D.C. marks Lesbian Visibility Week with documentary screening and karaoke night. Local LGBTQ+ organizations organize the…

United States · Editorial · April 17
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TILDE Film Festival Returns with Young Talent

The TILDE film festival returns to Melbourne in May 2026. It features the theme 'Young Blood' and shows films by transgender makers. The…

Australia · Editorial · April 17
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New Tomodachi Life Game Lets Players Choose Their Gender and Pronoun

Nintendo's new Tomodachi Life game lets players choose their gender, pronouns, and who their…

Editorial · April 16
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David's Disco Returns to Toronto to Raise Money for Casey House

David's Disco returns to Toronto on March 28, 2026, with a Studio 54 circus theme. The fundraising…

Editorial · April 16
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Queer Techno-Pop Theater Show Coming to Toronto

A new interactive queer theater show called 'Cyclops: A Satyr Play' is coming to Toronto from…

Editorial · April 16
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RuPaul's Drag Race Season 18 Disappoints Fans

RuPaul's Drag Race Season 18 has disappointed fans after the show's move to MTV. Many viewers find…

Editorial · April 16
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Peter Hujar: Gay Photographer Who Captured Life and Death

Peter Hujar was a gay photographer who captured New York's underground scene in beautiful black…

Editorial · April 16

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