News for Queer Women

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A recently released global risk map shows that the United States is among the countries where conditions for LGBTQ+ travelers have deteriorated.

The project has been in development at Netflix since 2022.

Activists warn that the bill threatens the rights of everyone.

The court ruled 2-1 that the policy was discriminatory and was likely unlawful.

Thanks to California’s new congressional redistricting, Huntington Beach is now likely to be represented by Congressman Robert Garcia.

Rev. Sarah Fisher was first elected bishop last November.

The new poll shows increasing interest in Buttigieg and U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as Democratic presidential nominees in 2028.

Julie Johnson of Texas was the first LGBTQ+ member of Congress to represent a southern state.

Paxton has argued that gender-affirming care is child abuse and Pride events are “immoral.” He’ll face Democrat James Talarico in November’s election.

The film will feature appearances from Gabby Williams, Theresa Plaisance, and Syd Colson.

The city’s LGBTQ Commission had asked for an emergency declaration to better organize in support of trans people fleeing red states.

The three joined five other Democrats to vote with Republicans to pass the measure that would create a “don’t say trans” policy nationwide.

The lesbian joy is overflowing as Beanie Feldstein confirms she and wife Bonnie-Chance Roberts are expecting their first child together.

Students would also be prevented from changing their preferred name, pronouns, or gender marker.

The National Trust cites “federal actions and policy changes” as the reason for its endangerment.

Barney Frank died earlier this week. He was 86.

This premise already has fans slapping on the “toxic yuri” label.

The court found that stopping gender-affirming care for trans youth violated the state’s anti-discrimination law.

King returned to the same college she left decades ago to pursue tennis.

Meet these 10 queer artists who are changing the future of music.

Since 1991, The Dinah has brought the heat to the Palm Springs area, as the world’s largest and longest-running party for queer women, nonbinary people, and allies. When legendary founder Mariah Hanson announced her departure last year, longtime attendees wondered what came next. Enter new owners Rose Garcia and Bella Barkow.

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School board members said the song about Marsha P. Johnson and the Stonewall Uprising, which contains no lyrics, was “indoctrination.”


Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson are teaming up for Jane Schoenbrun’s new blood-soaked queer horror film, ‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma.’

Ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, the Human Rights Campaign is pouring $15 million to stop anti-LGBTQ+ politicians.

Juniper Blessing, 19, was a singer and had wanted to study atmospheric science while at the University of Washington.

Sophia Bush teases “collection of stories and moments from my life” in upcoming book, And I Will Tell You Mine.

Fram cites the Supreme Court of Virginia’s recent ruling, overturning the new congressional map, as the decisive factor for her withdrawal from the race.

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

The lawsuit argues the City selectively enforced its ordinances against a couple who painted their white fence in rainbow colors to protest the removal of Duval Street’s rainbow crosswalks.

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 Professional Women’s Hockey League is expanding to the Motor City for the 2026-27 season.

Hayden Panettiere gets candid in upcoming memoir, ‘This Is Me: A Reckoning,’ disclosing her sexuality and more.