That Jason Aldean Song, and the Art of Weaponizing Silence in Small-Town America
By Sarah Bricker Hunt I grew up in a small town in rural Southern Ohio, and like so many LGBTQ+ people, I often feel I escaped from something I can’t
By Sarah Bricker Hunt I grew up in a small town in rural Southern Ohio, and like so many LGBTQ+ people, I often feel I escaped from something I can’t
| The ‘And Just Like That…’ writer on Hollywood, boredom, and why she loves Michigan By Sarah Bricker Hunt As I tore through a used library copy of Samantha Irby’s
| Support your local bookstore with must-read fiction, memoir, kids’ books, and more By D’Anne Witkowski In an era when books by or about LGBTQ+ people are being taken off
By Andrew Collins The dignified city that General James Oglethorpe put on the map in 1733 has weathered the vagaries of time in fine fashion. Savannah has survived devastating fires
| Why writer Sean Donovan wanted more for Brendan Fraser’s gay character By Sean Donovan When Brendan Fraser’s character Charlie first appears in director Darren Aronofsky’s new film “The Whale,”
By Mikey Rox Drawing a blank on what to give the gays and feys on your holiday shopping list? Consider these thoughtful presents picked exclusively for your LGBTQ+ friends and
5 LGBTQ+ comedians qualified to take Trevor Noah’s seat By Sarah Bricker Hunt Trevor Noah, longtime host of “The Daily Show with Trevor Noah,” says he will leave the show
By Chris Azzopardi No matter what Republicans tell you, there’s never a bad time to get lost in a queer book. But now just happens to be a really good
The studio that brought us ‘Brokeback Mountain’ turns 20 By George Elkind ‘Far From Heaven’ (2002) For 20 years now, Focus Features has been distributing and funding queer-focused movies, marketing
AIDS activist Peter Staley on his memoir ‘Never Silent’ and friend Dr. Fauci By Lawrence Ferber A key member of AIDS activist group ACT UP and a named plaintiff in