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The queer cultural icon and former Scissor Sisters front man is now taking over Broadway and beyond.
March 25, 2024
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The queer cultural icon and former Scissor Sisters front man is now taking over Broadway and beyond.
The nonbinary singer tells us why he ditched L.A. for a very different life in Tennessee.
GLAAD's Equity in Media and Entertainment Initiative brings together Black queer artists to provide a nurturing and supportive space for creative talent.
When Byrne came out as trans, the piece of her that was anxious went away, and life went from "blurry to technicolor." Finally, she was able to fully develop her songwriting.
A new production casts the classic show with mostly female-presenting actors, including trans, nonbinary, and gender-nonconforming performers.
Classical music wouldn't be what it is today without these great gay maestros.
Showrunner Tim Federle says this season is a big one for Bassett's character.
Jack Plotnick created a wonderfully gay reimagining of Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color.
For LGBTQ music lovers, Asheville remains a blue haven in a red state.
The Coachella performer discusses her coming-out journey and the inclusivity of music festivals.
How a cat helped the Welsh dance-pop star's mental health — and return with his most joyful album yet.
The star-studded event saw acts like Allison Russell, Maren Morris, Brittany Howard, and more raise over $400,000 for Tennessee LGBTQ+ groups.
The folklore singer sang a subversive set at the Grand Ole Opry.
"Hooker Homecoming" brings attention to a group often ridiculed and always marginalized.
The androgynous deep house musician sounds off on his experiences with defying the gender binary, the rising tides of 'bro' culture, and his nonprofit lipstick line that aims to directly benefit trans folks.
The legendary music producer has died at 91.
“I know that my art has healed me just year after year after year. It keeps healing me," Etheridge says. "I’m just so grateful and always hope that my music can do that for people."