The Women’s Lacrosse League Is Launching Into a New Era for Women’s Sports
Women’s Sports Are Entering a Different Era Women’s sports look very different in 2026 than they did even a few years ago. Audiences are growing, brands are paying attention, and newer leagues are launching into a much larger spotlight. What once felt like constant conversations about “potential” is starting to turn into something more tangible: […]
Ripe! Already Feels Like the Sapphic Sports Romance We’re Been Waiting For
For a lot of people, Ripe! already feels like a glimpse of the movie they needed growing up. The upcoming sapphic sports romance from executive producer Kelley O’Hara has quietly become one of the most talked-about queer film announcements online, and the reaction has been immediate. Long before a release date, full trailer, or complete […]
Before Stonewall, There Was Atlantic City
How a landmark legal victory turned America’s Playground into America’s Gay Capital Two years before the 1969 Stonewall uprising, a unanimous New Jersey Supreme Court ruling changed everything, not just for the bars that fought the case, but for an entire city that would spend the next decade becoming one of the most vibrant queer […]
Beanie Feldstein and Bonnie-Chance Roberts Are Expecting Their First Child
There’s something undeniably comforting about seeing queer joy exist openly, casually, and without explanation. Not as discourse. Not as a headline designed to spark debate. Just happiness shared in public, with thousands of people eager to celebrate alongside it. This week, actor Beanie Feldstein and her wife Bonnie-Chance Roberts announced they are expecting their first […]
Climbing While Queer: Why the Outdoors Has Always Been Political
The outdoors has never been neutral for queer people. Long before Pride parades existed, before Stonewall, before the word “queer” was reclaimed, LGBTQ+ people were heading into the wilderness. They were camping in state parks, hiking remote trails, and finding each other in forests and on mountaintops in ways that the rest of the world […]
The Met Gala, Reimagined: The Guest List We Actually Want
Imagine a Met Gala where the guest list feels like the group chat you actually want to be in. Where the room is filled with people shaping culture in real time, not just reflecting it back with better lighting. Where fashion feels personal, a little risky, and completely alive because the people wearing it have […]
A Sapphic Soccer Romance Is Becoming a TV Series
A sapphic sports romance is making its way to television. Cleat Cute, the queer soccer romance by Meryl Wilsner, is currently in development as a TV series at Amazon MGM Studios. The adaptation is reportedly titled Playing the Field and already has major names attached, including Megan Rapinoe and Sue Bird as executive producers. While […]
Why King Princess Leading Girl, Interrupted Feels Bigger Than Casting News
King Princess is set to make her stage debut as Lisa in Girl, Interrupted, the new production at The Public Theater, with original music by Aimee Mann. Based on Susanna Kaysen’s memoir, the adaptation brings a familiar story back into focus, with performances beginning in May 2026 and running through June. On the surface, it’s […]
The WNBA Was Built on Black Queer Players Like Natasha Cloud. So Why Is She Being Punished?
One of the WNBA’s best players is still without a team days before training camp. The reason has everything to do with her voice. Natasha Cloud is still without a team just days before WNBA training camp. One of the league’s best players is still unsigned. The reason has everything to do with her voice. […]
The LGBTQ Legacy of WNBA No. 1 Draft Picks
When Azzi Fudd was selected No. 1 overall in the 2026 WNBA Draft, she joined more than just a team. She stepped into a legacy that has been shaping the WNBA for decades. With her selection, Fudd becomes the 13th LGBTQ player to be drafted No. 1 in WNBA history. It’s a number that might […]