News for Queer Women

Decades of data confirm what queer families have always known: love, not biology, builds strong, well-adjusted kids.

Lauren Chan just made queer history, in a bikini.

“If I had a nickel for every time a cast of Pitch Perfect comes out, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice,” joked one TikTok user.

Kicking off Pride Month with New Queens Pride!

The couple welcomed their first child on April 8. Congrats!

There is already a waitlist at the first ever D.C. communal living space for elder LGBTQ+ residents to age in a supportive, affirming environment. Read more at the link.

This year’s theme emphasizes why protest and solidarity are more important than ever.

GO sat down with Hena Mustafa, co-owner of Boyfriend—Brooklyn’s first queer cocktail and coffee co-op.

Athena Keke’s and Wilka’s give GO a look into their soon-to-open sports bars.

Jenna Wilson lit up the ‘Drag Race All Stars’ premiere party, and no amount of transphobia could dim it.

The National Rainbow College Fund is stepping up to provide LGBTQ+ youth (closeted or out) financial scholarships.

New Hope Pride’s parade and festival will take place on May 17.

Will the first American Pope, Leo XIV welcome the LGBTQ+ community? Here’s what to expect.

After years of trying, and what is long overdue, queer veterans in the UK are paid for the years of service and work stolen from them for simply existing.

While red states pass flag bans, Salt Lake and Boise made Pride flags legal city symbols.

The weekly entertainment update you’ve been waiting for.

Jenna, the founder and executive director of Mid-South Trans Nation, tells GO about how her nonprofit is helping the trans community in red states.

Gottmik and Sasha Velour lead a powerhouse panel of judges in ‘King of Drag,’ the bold new competition hosted by Murray Hill.

The Liberty Hotel in Boston has suspended the guard and promised staff retraining after forcibly removing a cisgender lesbian from the women’s restroom.

Fuerza Fest returns to NYC May 17th to celebrate 10 years of queer Latine art and defiance.

Thousands of transgender service members face potential discharge as the Supreme Court grants the Trump administration’s request to immediately implement its discriminatory military ban.

Around 20 officers raided P*Town on Friday night, forcing patrons and drag performers to exit.

Celebs took to the red carpet for the annual Met Gala Monday night. But who came out on top?

In the heart of D.C. in an unassuming exterior with a rainbow flag on U Street, Spark (Social) is redefining queer nightlife as the first LGBTQ+ fully sober club.

Despite the looming presence of an increasingly anti-LGBTQ+ administration, WorldPride 2025 will be a star-studded celebration of diversity—right in front of the Capitol.

The Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project is celebrating LGBTQ+, BIPOC communities with its annual film festival.

The biggest show of Gaga’s career nearly became a target of hate.

In a shocking win for the Sunshine State, Florida’s LGBTQ+ community has blocked every anti-queer bill this year.

Leaders and activists around the country are fighting to protect the lives and dignity of trans Americans. But they can’t do it alone.

Frameline49 will host the California premiere of ‘Heightened Scrutiny,’ starring Elliot Page and Laverne Cox.

The Equality Act is making its return to Congress.

Jill Sobule broke barriers for LGBTQ+ musicians long before it was mainstream — and did it with wit, heart, and an electric guitar.

The motherships of your queer lineage are turning 50. These women-positive organizations want you at the party!

Parents: take notes!

Meet the movers, shakers, and leaders breaking barriers and shaping the future.

If elected, Craig would become only the second out lesbian ever voted into the U.S. Senate.