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The Wāhine Toa Firefighter Calendar took the sapphic world by storm, selling out almost instantly and raising nearly $300,000 for breast cancer research.

Our list of the extremely festive and incredibly iconic things to do, most of which won’t bust your gift-giving budget.

Tagnesi alleged she faced a campaign of discrimination, and was targeted by an anti-LGBTQ+ majority school board.

The viral moment capped a thrilling first week for the PWHL, which also saw record attendance and standout performances on the ice.

From tender hand-holding to a tear-jerking speech, the couple reminded everyone why they’re Hollywood’s favorite queer love story.

One month after announcing suspension of operations due to lack of funding, an anonymous gift offers lifeline to one of Vermont’s largest LGBTQ+ orgs.

Notaro reveals a creative spark with Snyder quickly snowballed into a full blown queer action film titled ‘Deviants’.

When you’ve been played and need a song to scream and dance to in your living room, Molly Grace is here to deliver!

During the government shutdown, the Trump administration quietly removed the legal name of the former Asst. Secretary for Health and added deadname.

The longtime New York pastor shared her transition with congregants who responded with love and support.

From butches to femmes, the fashion obsessed to the granola girls, GO’s found a little something for everyone.

Let’s dive into the 100 moments that made 2025—the good, the bad, and the Trump-y.

GO caught up with Watch Party PHL founder Jen Leary to get the scoop on her plans for Philly’s new women’s sports hub, The Stoop Pigeon.

Historical evidence points to women with prominent roles in Early Christianity, but papal commission says further studies required.

Organizers say the event will remain a celebration of inclusion even as the participating teams represent governments that repress queer communities.

The couple shared a joyful Instagram video revealing that Agruma is pregnant with their second child.

I’ve narrowed down my top five lesbian films and series released this year for your viewing pleasure.

When eco-activist Pattie Gonia had the idea for the trek, friends laughed – on Friday, Gonia strutted across the Golden Gate Bridge to the finish.

The Arlington City Council’s narrow vote makes it one of the few cities in the country to reverse LGBTQ protections already in place.

One week after announcing that only girls recorded female at birth could join, hundreds of volunteers threaten to quit.

“Unstoppable” pulls back the curtain on returning to sports after childbirth, injury’s emotional toll, systemic inequities in nutrition, and the realities of aging.

A new nationwide campaign is turning women’s sports bars into community hubs collecting food and essentials for families who need them most.

Years after her controversial social media activity was found, PWHL’s Britta Curl has once again attempted to apologize to queer fans who aren’t buying it.

JoJo Siwa rattles the internet once again with yet another spectacle absolutely no one had on their 2026 bingo card.

North Texas’s largest Pride on hold after City Council fails to restore non-discrimination ordinance, fears clashing with Trump’s anti-DEI agenda.

The sports icons are adapting Meryl Wilsner’s popular novel into a scripted series centered on rivalry, desire, and elite women’s soccer.

Rob Reiner’s work as an actor and filmmaker were legendary, but he is most remembered for his fierce advocacy in civil rights spaces, including marriage equality.

The book in question: “Call Me Max,” is the story of a transgender boy who asks his teacher to call him by his chosen name.

Just seven episodes in, the slow-burn sci-fi mystery has outpaced ‘Ted Lasso’ and ‘Severance’ to become Apple TV’s biggest show.

Stars Ali Liebert and Katherine Barrell talk to GO about queer representation, parenting, and holiday magic.

After state officials ordered the removal of Pride street murals, St. Petersburg installed rainbow and Trans Pride bike racks as a visible show of inclusion.

In advance of its inaugural season, the Tempo revealed a new look, crafted to celebrate community and reflect the team’s forward-driving spirit.

With a new album out, the bisexual Halestorm frontwoman reflects on connection, visibility, and the band’s current moment.

Trans joy was abundant amid piles of boxes and presents, as volunteer elves worked hard to bring messages of joy to trans youth during this difficult year.

A portion of the proceeds from Roan’s festival headline shows will support local trans and gender diverse community groups.

Despite assurance from the Coast Guard that swastikas and nooses would remain classified as “hate symbols,” policy was quietly updated on Monday and the term “hate incident” removed altogether.