Dan Tracer

‘The Christmas Baby’ marks another step in Hallmark’s growing commitment to telling inclusive holiday stories.

The six-member group delivered fan favorites, reflected on their whirlwind year, and teased what was ahead.

The organization says shrinking funding and state restrictions have forced a one-year hiatus.

From Olympic champions to first-time qualifiers, this year’s roster marked a milestone for queer visibility in athletics.

The bill would reinstate 988’s specialized option connecting young LGBTQ+ callers with trained crisis counselors.

The Dallas Wings guard was surprised with the trophy during her appearance on ‘The Jennifer Hudson Show’.

The Se7en Bites restaurant opened 49 parking spaces to artists after Florida banned rainbow crosswalks statewide.

Nia DaCosta’s adaptation of ‘Hedda Gabler’ moves the story to 1950s England, centering queerness, race, and desire in a single explosive night.

From historic firsts to heartfelt speeches, these moments stood out on Emmy night.

Christy Martin’s story spans triumph, survival, and reinvention, making her one of the most influential figures in women’s sports.

Clips of Brandi Carlile singing her heart out at a lesbian karaoke bar are going viral for good reason.

Prime Video is developing the first live-action series inspired by the sapphic fan favorite.

The killing of Charlie Kirk, a vocal opponent of LGBTQ rights, has been followed by a confusing manhunt involving false leads and viral rumors.

A judge ruled that both women must be recognized as parents of their son, calling the government’s exclusion harmful to the child’s dignity and rights.

The outspoken feminist was convicted of blasphemy after sharing a selfie in a T-shirt that read “Allah is a lesbian.”

Summit Station’s legacy as a hub for connection and activism is being preserved in a new documentary.

Backed by drag legends and ballroom icons, Sabrina Carpenter turned her performance into a showcase of queer visibility.

The Australian-born artist leans into big drums, queer storytelling, and neon-soaked nostalgia on their third studio release.

Cargo shorts, button-downs, and keychains the size of grapefruits took center stage in a campus showdown of (performative) masc energy.

Lady Gaga’s “Dead Dance” has arrived with ‘Wednesday’ season two, and fans are already buzzing with reactions.

The New York festival created a special initiative to ensure Arizona audiences can still see queer stories on screen this fall.

Who’s apology came after podcast remarks about queerness and dating sparked controversy on social media.

The pop star turned every stage into a runway during her string of European festival performances.

The membership-based club, Where The Femmes Frolic, kicks off with a pool party in the Bywater.

The queer space adventure that captivated festival audiences across the globe is coming to U.S. theaters this fall.

In a recent post, the ‘Canada’s Drag Race’ season four contestant said she now feels “free” and ready to live as her true self.

Wilma Burgess climbed the charts in the 1960s while breaking one of Nashville’s biggest taboos. Why is her name still overlooked?

Protesters used chalk to bring back the rainbow crosswalk outside Pulse, but state crews quickly repainted it.

Rumors are flying after red carpet appearances and Instagram posts, but the two stars have made it clear they’re just friends.

At a Dreamsicle Tour stop, the queer artist revealed that a fan crossed a boundary, and she isn’t letting it go unspoken.

After a road trip comedy and a noir detective story, Coen and Cooke are diving into wilderness terror with queer women at the center.

Once a retail trailblazer on inclusion, Target is now facing boycotts, declining traffic, and a leadership shakeup.

The ‘Uncut Gems’ star opened up about her sexuality in a new interview, saying she is “pansexual” and describing herself as a “vibes person” who can be attracted to anyone.

Evie Parts claims the college and NCAA violated her rights when they barred her from competing as a woman earlier this year.

In “Lesbian Of The Year,” Leandra Earl reflects on regret, acceptance, and why self discovery never runs on schedule.

Lucy Lawless, Alexandra Tydings, and the Xena team open up about the show’s lesbian subtext ahead of its 30th anniversary.