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With her directorial debut, Kiyoko brings ‘Girls Like Girls’ to the big screen, reimagined with a new cast.

Megan Skiendiel joins fellow bandmate Lara Raj in coming out, making KATSEYE one of the few K-pop groups with multiple openly queer members.

A Pride post sparked headlines, but Gracie McGraw says they missed the mark.

In “Man Of The Year,” Lorde steps into a new version of herself with a video that blurs lines.

Melissa Etheridge lends her signature grit to Chappell Roan’s country ballad, and we’re here for it.

She may have had to tone down her lyrics, but Malta’s Miriana Conte turned the volume all the way up.

In a refreshingly honest interview, Maren Morris opens up about navigating connection, chemistry, and confusion while dating.

Nearly two years after ‘Snow Angel,’ Reneé Rapp teases her next chapter with a pair of striking clips.

Melissa Etheridge covering Chappell Roan’s “Red Wine Supernova” is a whole mood.

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

As we remember Jill Sobule, her iconic track “Supermodel” from the “Clueless” soundtrack still hits with all the ’90s sparkle and bite.

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

Lucy Dacus’s new album is finally here, and performances like this prove it was worth the wait.

Who needs a club when you have a semi-truck and a killer beat?

Lady Gaga transforms her club hit into a haunting piano ballad, proving once again that her magic comes in many forms.

Fans of Chappell Roan and Julien Baker, get ready to add this queer country anthem to your playlist.

It was worth the wait.

The indie darlings are going full twang, and their ‘Daily Show’ performance proves we’re not ready for the heartbreak.

Chappell Roan’s country era officially kicks off on March 13.

Jennie and Doechii turn up the heat in ExtraL, a video packed with striking visuals and unstoppable swagger.

Desert 5 Spot in Brooklyn turns into a two-steppin’ pink pony club every Sunday.

But tell us how you really feel, Ms. Monáe.

Please welcome to the stage, Coconut the albino alligator.

This year’s Grammys were an all-out declaration of queer artistry, community, and resilience.

The famously private artist dazzled at the 2024 Grammys with her unofficial lesbian anthem, originally released in 1988.

The hitmaker will headline Elton John’s 2025 AIDS Foundation Oscars Watch Party.