Shinjuku Boys is a slice of life documentary about transmasculine society and dating at Club Marilyn among three friends who work together.

I’ve commuted by bike for a little over four years now, and I’ve learned some things about life along the way.

Japanese queer youth living as "gay boys" or drag queens give small interviews during the film on the state of their happiness.

Are you a fan of horror or the supernatural? Here are four lesbian writers you need to know about.

At night, I laid upon the soft earth That was covered by dead leaves As the blood trickled down my neck I slit exactly where I knew I...

Dressed in harnesses and studded leather, his visual mix of alternative fashions is inspired by club kid culture and hints of the old west.

Anya Ow’s post-apocalyptic speculative lit novella, Cradle and Grave was breathtaking. Lien works as a scout for scavenger supply runs...

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Lazarus Letcher has been yelling the name “Tony McDade” since May 27, just two days after the murder of George Floyd.

Tanesha Morris (she/her) is a bisexual filmmaker from Shreveport, and in 2017 created the Shreveport Urban Film Festival (SUFF).

"In many ways wearing a dress felt more like coming home, returning to what once was, rather than becoming something 'new.'"

Yngrid Winter, a former member of the Shreveport community, shares a moving open letter to the LGBTQ+ community and allies.

Jessica Upchurch is a proud trans woman, and at 55 and performing (again), she's finally finding happiness as herself.

Timing is everything — and for Jackson Johnson, it meant changing the entire course of his life.

Missing your favorite drag artists? Catch up now to see how they've been surviving the pandemic. You can even watch a performance.

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The newly engaged couple live in Shreveport with their animals and are in the process of renovating their first home together.

"If my dad was still around, I probably wouldn’t be alive. That’s the reality of having a homophobic parent."

We’re quarantined and looking for a good time, but is this a match made in heaven, or are you living in Dante’s Inferno?

A bop is a bop, and when you hear it, you know. Add the fact that they're queer, well, we're moving into HIGHLY DESIRABLE territory.