Ethan Hawke Embodies Broadway Lyricist In New Film, ‘Blue Moon’
But is it bisexual enough? GO writer Charlotte Smith picks apart the film, which premieres in theaters today.
Get the scoop on the hottest events no queer woman should miss.
But is it bisexual enough? GO writer Charlotte Smith picks apart the film, which premieres in theaters today.
Drag stage knockout, fierce business mogul, and culinary connoisseur – Kim Chi is introducing the world to her favorite global recipes.
Lesbian pop icon Chappell Roan announced the “Midwest Princess Project” which has already raised over $400,000 for local LGBTQ+ organizations.
From Baptist roots to liberated reinvention, Dacus and Monáe share how queerness has shaped their freedom and their art.
After criticism over remarks about lesbian parents shown in a Pixar film, the rapper partnered with GLAAD to make an inclusive song for kids.
Set to premiere at NewFest on Saturday, October 18th, ‘Second Nature’ reveals how diversity and queerness flourish across species.
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GO is accepting nominations from our fabulous readers for our epic feature: 100 Women We Love.
Chef Surbhi Sahni’s restaurant, TAGMO, can be found at 226 Front Street.
Closing out a sold-out three-city tour, Roan said her goal on stage is to make queer fans feel included and supported.
The duo reunited on ‘SNL’ for a sapphic send-up of Netflix’s suburban thriller.
Drumroll please… LA event curator Anita Obasi is bringing her popular West
Coast newsletter and queer event database to NYC.
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.’
Audio experts say “Fast Car” is scientifically flawless, but queer listeners knew that long before the data did.
A spotlight on Black LGBTQ+ creatives – from nightclubs to hidden speakeasies, these artists took center stage.
The upcoming Crave series follows a struggling beer-league softball team led by a coach determined to turn heartbreak into a winning season.
Kirson said she believed her presence as an out lesbian comic might offer hope to LGBTQ+ Saudis, but has since come to see the decision differently.
An unapologetic Swiftie explores the longing, the romance and all things queer in Taylor Swift’s latest era.
The ‘X-Files’ star’s Paris Fashion Week runway moment left sapphics everywhere gasping for air.
Between drag shows, panels on queer representation, and spotlights on projects like Dragula, here’s your guide to all things queer at NYCC.
The 37th annual New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival makes its return October 9-21.
Filipino designer Veejay Floresca claimed the Season 21 title, marking a milestone for the long-running fashion series.
GO had a front row seat to DapperQ’s iconic fashion show. Let us take you inside…
Our top picks for events, parties, and new openings in NYC and beyond.
From fashion rule-breakers to political truth-tellers, these Hispanic creators are shifting culture and carving space.
Silver medalist Katarzyna Zillmann takes on a new stage as part of the show’s first female same-sex duo.
The Mistress of Mischief kicks off her final Dinah celebration this weekend! In this exclusive interview, Hanson takes GO through the ups and downs of the iconic festival.
‘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.
Online persona, author, and clever cultural commentator Rose Dommu sits down with GO ahead of her novel’s release on September 23.
Nothing goes with crunchy leaves and chunky sweaters like a good book. Cozy up with this round-up of sapphic reads.
When Bernardine Evaristo won a £100,000 award, she founded the RSL Pioneer prize for women writers over 60 — and chose Duffy as the first recipient.
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.
Clips of Brandi Carlile singing her heart out at a lesbian karaoke bar are going viral for good reason.