Culture
Entertainment
Long in the Shadows, a New Generation of Songwriters Gain Recognition and Success As Artists
A new generation of songwriters are stepping into the spotlight, gaining recognition alongside the artists they write for.
A John Candy Documentary Gives Toronto Film Fest a Tender and Appropriately Canadian Opening Night
The documentary “John Candy: I Like Me,” directed by Colin Hanks and produced by Ryan Reynolds, is a tribute not just to Candy the actor, but Candy, the man
Social Media
Tucker Carlson Calls Pete Buttigieg “Fake Gay” in Podcast Outburst, Prompting LGBTQ+ Community Response
Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson has reignited controversy by labeling U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg as “fake gay."
Nathan Williams Is a Hot Hunk from Across the Pond
There’s something about a guy who is dedicated to fitness. They have this “can do” energy that a lot of us don’t.
Lifestyle
A Safe Haven in the Rockies: Club Q and the Queer Spirit of Colorado Springs
Club Q in Colorado Springs stands as a beacon of inclusivity and resilience, offering a welcoming space for queer people and allies in the heart of a city often...
Beyond the Rainbow: How Queer Fashion in 2025 Became a Canvas for Identity and Protest
Queer fashion in 2025 is witnessing a dramatic shift, with individuals and designers rejecting generic rainbow symbolism in favor of expressive, sustainable,...
Travel
Trump Admin Ditches Biden-Era Plan to Make Airlines Pay Compensation for Flight Disruptions
The Trump administration has decided to abandon a Biden-era plan that would have required airlines to pay cash compensation and cover lodging and meals for...
Alberta’s Badlands: Canada’s Emerging Queer Haven Off the Mainstream Map
Alberta’s Badlands, known for their dramatic landscapes and prehistoric fossils, are quietly becoming a welcoming refuge for LGBTQ+ travelers seeking...
