Queer Arts & Entertainment

In advance of his solo show this summer, the purveyor of divas, drama, and scandal joins lineup for ShowQueens soft launch on May 15.

From subway artist to international renown, an exhibit at The Brant Foundation traces the formative years of Keith Haring.

Lola Tung will star in ‘Ripe!,’ a lesbian soccer romance produced by USWNT star Kelley O’Hara, giving us sweaty tension and summertime yearning.

The National Museum of African Art’s “Here: Pride and Belonging in African Art” celebrates the large, joyful story of queer African art history.

Marina Summers, the first drag queen to perform at a Miss Universe Philippines pageant, is slated to host the Coronation Ceremony on May 2 in Manila.

In an era when women were forbidden to perform on stage, Mei Lanfang revolutionized a centuries-old artform by fusing tradition with new elements of dance and costume.

Two trains on different tracks: “Love on the Spectrum” celebs Pari Kim and Tina Zhu Xi Caruso announced their breakup on IG on April 24.

Hayley Kiyoko announces ‘Girls Like Girls’ soundtrack, featuring Young Miko, Gigi Perez and more of our fav queer artists.

During both Lesbian Visibility Week and National Poetry Month, we thought it was only appropriate to share this list of must-read lesbian poets.

Starring Imani Lewis and Laya Deleon Hayes, PURE, a new black queer coming-of-age film set in cotillion culture, is officially underway.

Photos by Meena Jalloh

On Sunday, actress Ruby Rose claimed via Threads that the pop star sexually assaulted her in a Melbourne nightclub nearly two decades ago.

A respiratory infection has forced Lady Gaga to cancel the final show of her run in Montreal – nights she described as “magical and deeply meaningful.”


A lesbian couple expected a casual casting call but was met with Zendaya, Law Roach, and a wedding dress paid for in full.

This year’s theme shines a queer spotlight on small towns, rural areas and suburbs: “Queering the Canon: We’re Out Here” is playing at BAM, March 26-30, 2026

Miley Cyrus will receive the ‘Giving Us Lifetime Achievement Award’ at the RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 18 finale airing April 17 on MTV.

Netflix announced that Season Five of their hit period drama Bridgerton will follow Francesca and Michaela’s love story.

A hotel breakfast encounter in Brazil involving Chappell Roan, an 11-year-old fan, and an allegedly aggressive security guard has sparked major backlash—and a messy back and forth online.

New ballet creation brings the pas de deux to the story of the 19th century landowner Anne Lister, also known as Gentleman Jack.

While the Academy Awards were undeniably straight this year, queer celebs still served on the red carpets at the Oscars, the Elton John AIDS Foundation party, and the Vanity Fair after-party.

The Grammy and Oscar-winning artist could step into the role of Esther Greenwood in a new film adaption of Sylvia Plath’s psychological classic.

In Gap’s first Spanish-language campaign, Young Miko also becomes the first openly queer Latina to front an ad for the brand.

The upcoming season two of the lesbian dating show ‘I Kissed A Girl’ will sadly be its last kiss.

The fundraiser will also honor Michael Patrick King for his work uplifting LGBTQ+ stories on screen.

The viral moment shows Roan turning the camera on photographers she says refused to stop following her after a Paris Fashion Week show.

Peter Doctor, chief creative officer of the Disney-owned company, told the Wall Street Journal, “…As time’s gone on, I realized my job is to make sure the films appeal to everybody.”

Hot Gurlz Organize, a nonprofit founded by Serenity and Carmella, hosts pop-up strip clubs to support immigrants.

“The Necessary Foundation” will provide financial support, mentorship and on-set experience to the next generation of queer filmmakers.

Inspired by the real experiences of lesbian mothers in the 1980s, Lynch’s debut novel ‘A Family Matter’ has been named the best book of the year by the Nero Book Awards.

With ‘Abbott Elementary’ and ‘Las Culturistas’ both nominated, Brunson, Yang and Rogers will headline a star-packed GLAAD Media Awards on March 5.

Wanda Sykes sheds the punchlines to portray a queer fighter reckoning with motherhood and an unexpected romance.

The NAACP, SAG Actor, and Brit Awards brought serious style, but which queer stars actually understood the assignment?

The Grammy-winning superstar will play Zidler, becoming the first female-identifying performer to take on the role worldwide.

Carlile’s latest tour stop doubled as a high-profile fundraiser for communities impacted by ICE activity in Minneapolis.

Both writers and nurses, nonbinary ex-nun Kelli Dunham, and sister, Beth Toner Dunham, bring Midwest sensibilities and quirky family stories to the Lower East Side.

Honored with the Teddy Award in Berlin, the documentary reasserts Barbara Hammer’s place in the canon of queer cinema.