Your weekly entertainment roundup.

While the owner claims his upcoming event isn’t anti-LGBTQ, his social media posts and timing tell a different story.

Victoria, Australia finally criminalizes anti-LGBTQ+ vilification-a long overdue legal shield for queer safety.

Watch TikTok creator Good Child taxonomize the frozen aisle to perfection.

Activists, politicians, and queer leaders give GO an inside look at how they’re forging ahead.

GO explores the stories of these six individuals who have not had a linear gender journey and what that means for them.

When Utah universities canceled their “Lavender Graduation” ceremonies due to new legislation, the LGBTQ+ community rallied together to host their own celebration.

Take a trip down memory lane with comedian Gina Yashere.

Get tickets now for The Queer Film Festival, beginning May 1.

Finally, a place for lesbians in Western Massachusetts!

In a since-deleted video, Kath Ebbs explains exactly how they feel about the sudden split.

While federal leadership continues its rollback of LGBTQ+ rights, New York City is charting a bold new plan.

The viral t-shirt campaign “Protect the Dolls” is a love letter and reminder to Trans Women that the community is righteously here for them.

No one told me you could be girly and into girls. That was the first time I realized how limited my idea of queerness had been.

GO spoke with Hypatia Sorunke, who traveled to all 51 Liberty games last year for their photo series “Fitted WNBA.”

Happy Miss Congeniality Day to all who celebrate.

The proposed cuts would dismantle specialized suicide prevention programs, sparking alarm among mental health advocates.

From trans educators to groundbreaking advocates, NYC Pride’s 2025 grand marshals reflect the power and diversity of the LGBTQ+ community.

In the face of mounting anti-LGBTQ+ legislation, Third Ward Jiu Jitsu Gym in Houston is harnessing self-defense into power and queer survival.

What started as a promo for Beals’ new book quickly turned into the banter of our dreams.

Lorde’s new single caused a bit of chaos in Washington Square Park Tuesday night. And she caught it all on video.

Kentucky’s new Senator Keturah Herron is reshaping the state’s politics and blazing a trail for LGBTQ+ communities, queer people of color, and women alike.

The trailblazing lesbian political figure was named a grand marshal of this year’s NYC Pride March.

The Catholic Church could have a new pope by next month. Here’s where the candidates stand.

JoJo Siwa has clarified on national TV that she no longer identifies as a lesbian.

Photos by Anika Kewalramani.

Lucy Dacus, Clairo, and Doechii all confirm second appearances, alongside new NYC-specific acts.

What starts as a casual hookup story starring Severance’s Britt Lower quickly pivots into something far queerer—and kinkier—than you might expect.

Renée Rapp and Cara Delevingne once again flanked Megan Thee Stallion in perfectly queer formation.

Queer joy is alive and well as Kristen Stewart and Dylan Meyer get married.

Australian comic Annie Boyle breaks down the secrets of lesbian flirting.

Pope Francis was a shepherd of compassion whose legacy will be long remembered.

“Hotel Reverie” is a haunting, sapphic love story, a slow burn that blurs the line between simulated love and real-world longing.

Megan Hilty and Jennifer Simard remind you of the inherent eroticism of disemboweling your worst enemy (girlfriend).

Chappell Roan clears up the Moo Deng ‘meltdown.’

Lesbian Visibility Week begins on April 21, culminating with Lesbian Visibility Day on April 26.