While intimacy and connection can be important for an arousing romp, sometimes, for lack of better words, you just want to get f-u-c-k-e-d.

Josh Deville is not here to play. As the owner of Deb ‘N Hair Wigs, this statuesque and ethereal creator provides custom (and extravagant...

You thought you were a top but this has you feeling like a bottom. What happened in less than 24 hours that made this person cut you off?

This month of our film writer takes us on a 1980s synth-filled journey with the artistically creative "Liquid Sky."

With the recently leaked drafts of the majority opinion in support of overruling Roe v. Wade, members of our trans community speak up.

QUEERPORT is gearing up for our first-ever Health + Beauty + Queersource Fair happening Saturday, April 30 in the Urgent EMS parking lot.

Queerport alum Camille Gladney will be screening their film Erzulie on Friday, May 13 at Phoenix in downtown Shreveport.

Writer Jessie McCarty gives readers a glimpse into their most recent trip to Shreveport.

In the wake of a recent Caddo Parish school board meeting and House Bill 837 (Don't Say Gay), one LGBTQ teacher is left with major concerns.

Actor, singer, and songwriter Blanca Del Loco (she/they) will be performing a spring concert on April 2 at minicine? in downtown Shreveport.

Clutch your pearls and open your wallets, Turnabout is back at The Korner Lounge on Saturday, March 19.

Our resident film fanatic Lazarus Rise is back this month with a look at Kenneth Anger's "Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome."

March is Women's History Month, and we're highlighting six Black trans women who are pioneers in queer history.

This month, film buff Lazarus Rise takes us on a campy journey wth queer fan favorite "To Wong Foo: Thanks for Everything Julie Newmar!"

Dani Hackler (they/them) discusses Pride Month and how we, as queer people, must reclaim it from corporations and the bourgeoisie.

I wish I could say this was penned with ease and fluidity, but the truth is this has been the hardest thing I've ever written.

At 43, Tiffany Najberg is finally living the life she wants – as an openly transgender woman practicing medicine in the south.

I come to you today as one of the 1.2 million non-binary people in America to shed light on Non-Binary Awareness Week (July 11-17).

When Langston Hughes died in 1967, he left behind a multilayered legacy which is revived in the hazy 1989 film "Looking for Langston."

I first came out to my mom as transgender when I was 14, and since then, I’ve come out to countless people.