At an intimate dinner last Thursday honoring Hayley Kiyoko and her new film Girls Like Girls, Kiyoko remarked, “This is the first event about me, which is exciting and uncomfortable.” Keep Reading →
“We don’t want to argue trademark law on social media," said the outdoor clothing brand, which also addressed the "hurt" the legal battle with the drag performer is causing LGBTQ+ people.
Ballroom performers at New York City Hall on June 2, 2026.
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New York City Hall transformed into a performance stage Tuesday night, as LGBTQ+ city lawmakers converted their chambers into a ballroom runway for artists representing each of the city’s five boroughs. Keep Reading →
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Got a question that would scandalize your group chat? That’s what this column is for. Go Ask Alex is an anonymous space for queer readers to ask the questions they’re afraid to ask anyone else — about sex, love, life, and everything in between. It’s judgment-free and completely anonymous.Hey Alex, I'm writing about everybody's favorite topic: poop. We all know where we are playing, and we've all had an unpleasant surprise. The best top I've ever had when an accident happened said, "Looks like we hit pay dirt. Let's hop in the shower real quick." I really loved that. He made it something "we" had done, not something I had caused. The statement and the pause were collaborative and supportive, mutual. I want to know more good, non-shaming phrases like that to use, whether on bottom or on top, so "we," whether playmate or partner, stay in it together. Do you have any phrases like that? KR Keep Reading →