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Some found love. Others found themselves. And everyone had something to say. Cast members of cultural sensation ‘The Ultimatum: Queer Love’ Season 2 spill all.

Between scrapbooking sessions and spewing “fruity” Wicked theories online, rising star Marissa Bode is redefining Nessarose’s dreams and desires. The groundbreaking actress opens up to GO ahead of the upcoming sequel, ‘Wicked: For Good.’

With submissions open through February, the fourth annual Newark LGBTQ Film Festival continues its mission to uplift BIPOC voices in Newark and beyond.

How Executive Director Gabrielle Inès Souza and Program Director Max Rigano are scaling care for Black trans communities in a hostile climate.

A county clerk was ordered to pay emotional distress damages to two men after refusing them a marriage license – she asked SCOTUS to review that decision, and to overturn marriage equality altogether.

The off-season three-on-three basketball league is back for its second season and we couldn’t be happier.

New Zealand’s first all-women firefighter calendar has raised $130,000 (and counting!) for breast cancer research—and lit up feeds in the process.

On a night of election “firsts” and Dems sweeping key races, Deuso won on a platform of community empowerment and creating positivity through respect and collaboration.

In key mayoral and gubernatorial races, candidates with pro-LGBTQ+ platforms bested Republican opposition.

A state discrimination complaint led to a public apology and policy changes after a security guard accused one woman of being a man and forced the couple to leave.

The former Republican VP leaves a dark and polarizing legacy, but notably supported his lesbian daughter, marriage equality, and voted for Kamala Harris over Trump.

Photos by Marissa Fortugno.

A state deadline is forcing Texas cities to decide whether to remove rainbow crosswalks or risk losing funding.

Thousands of revelers took to the streets, against a political backdrop of anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment, and steep rise in hate crimes.

Newly revealed documents show the federal government planning to defund hospitals that support trans youth.

Photos by Keegan Stewart.

Loan forgiveness weaponized as U.S. Dept. of Education revises eligibility for employees at agencies whose work does not fall in line with Trump Admin agenda.

What do fruit prints, nipple piercings, seaweed dresses, and mini skirts have in common? Gay fall style, of course!

Lucina Schynning and Krystal Queer say onlookers cheered while they were kicked and bloodied while filming on the street.

In a room that included Mark Zuckerberg, Eilish called for empathy and less hoarding of wealth, while donating millions herself.

The Texas Supreme Court has amended its judicial code to let judges refuse to perform same-sex marriages if it conflicts with their religious beliefs.

The government shutdown continues as Dems and GOP are at a budget impasse.

Happy or not, fans can’t stop talking about this relationship.

The ‘Christy’ actor chats with GO about the film’s “vulnerable and intense” story, and her many other projects. ‘Christy’ is in theaters on November 7.

Peppermint has a new fan in me.

A new poll puts Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani ahead in the NYC mayoral race, while AOC schools Riley Gaines—and the right wing loses it.

Officials say the teacher’s choice of a gender-neutral title violated state law.

A week after being reported missing, the body of involved student-athlete and trans advocate Lia Smith, was identified near the Middlebury College campus.

The Angel City FC defender took to social media and The New York Post to demand gender eligibility standards from the league.

Police have not confirmed a link between the incidents, but many in the queer community say the pattern feels far from random.

LGBTQ+ people were banned from the British military until 2000 – some incriminated vets sought closure at the ceremony.

Since coming out as bisexual, Halestorm frontwoman Lzzy Hale has become an unexpected queer icon in hard rock. Her fans remind her why it matters.

Lord Scorpio’s party series, gURLSlikegIRLS, stands out for putting Black queer femmes front and center.

Collaborators from all over the world convened to celebrate Sapphic spaces, share ideas and to strengthen our solidarity.

From Downtown to Girlstown to the West Side, and back again, we’re exploring the unofficial capital of the Midwest.