Queer Arts & Entertainment

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.

Speaking alongside her partner, Missal offered a personal note of clarity following three seasons of televised turmoil.

On Valentine’s Day, BBC gifted us with the season 2 teaser trailer of queer dating show, ‘I Kissed a Girl.’

The two fan favorites are circling A24’s high school reunion comedy ‘Peaked,’ and the timing could not be better.

A new behind-the-scenes video reveals how ‘1348 Ex Voto’ used full motion capture to bring its lesbian knights and their sweeping medieval romance to life.

Jane Schoenbrun’s ‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ brings queer horror and Anderson’s first foray into the genre to theaters this August.

Fans are piecing together the photos, captions, and chemistry behind the internet’s latest WNBA relationship speculation between Saniya Rivers and Marina Mabrey.

Roan and Wambach join Orville Peck and other performers severing ties with Wasserman amid mounting backlash over its CEO’s past emails.

After 35 historic years, the sapphic mecca will change hands as Mariah Hanson turns the queer paradise over to longtime Dinah team members Bella Barkow and Rose Garcia.

Ten years after Hayley Kiyoko’s iconic music video about a queer love story broke the internet, the ‘Girls Like Girls’ movie trailer has finally dropped.

A quick roundup of the sapphic, camp, and culture-shifting moments from Super Bowl 2026.

In a politically fraught moment, Carlile viewed the Super Bowl performance as a chance to acknowledge the country’s complexity.

A diagnosis of dementia adds a layer of poignancy to tracks that serve as “a tender ledger of cherished memories, unending devotion, and shared grief.”

Whether you’re a romance reader, horror fan or an aspirational Goodreads user, these 8 books are necessary additions to your bookshelf.

The actor and filmmaker has purchased Highland Park’s long shuttered Highland Theatre.

Daphne Keene and Sophie Nélisse lead a bloody, emotional thriller about love and survival in new horror film, ‘Whistle.’

Chappell will headline Fortnite Festival Season 13 with new skins, Jam Tracks, and an in-game stage inspired by her performances.

Sophie Nélisse is here for a little lesbian chaos—and maybe a polycule while she’s at it.

The 24-year-old queer wrestler confirmed her WWE exit on Instagram and later deleted her X account after posting politically.

The Filipino British guitarist opened up about confidence, desire, and what’s next after ‘American Hero’ in Vogue Phillipines’ latest cover story.

Debuting at the Grammys, the Generational Greatness campaign rewrites a classic Jordan ad with WNBA stars, queer leads, and zero apologies.

After her historic Grammy win, Eilish did not mince words when calling out ICE.

Lola Young returned to the stage with a pared-down rendition of her viral hit after stepping away from live performances.

A team of professional shoplifters raid luxury racks in this new film by Boots Riley, starring Keke Palmer.

The power couple gets candid about communication, dealbreakers, vulnerability, and building a lasting queer relationship.

During a BBC Radio 1 appearance, King Princess covered “Au Pays Du Cocaine” and explained what drew her to the song.

With Sundance preparing to leave Park City, this year’s lineup reflects the breadth of contemporary queer cinema.

The B-LINE mental health and crisis support hotline offers 24/7 counseling to musicians and their families in need.

Cuddle up during these cold months with one of these sapphic novels.

Set in 14th-century Italy, 1348 Ex Voto follows a young knight braving bandits and war to rescue the woman she loves.

Author Cat Disabato sat down with GO to discuss her encyclopedic knowledge of the romance genre, her recent WNBA obsession and how she combined the two in ‘Rooting Interest.’

Weaving their personal experiences with the stories of two young trans men who died by suicide, two directors explore the vulnerability and joys of the trans masc community.