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 […]
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. […]
Congratulations to Two of Our Favorite Team USA Olympians
Congratulations. To queer people in the 2026 Olympics. To women’s sports. To the kind of representation that feels bold and bright and impossible not to celebrate. At this year’s Olympic Games, two Team USA legends got engaged and it is one of those moments that makes you stop and think about how much it would […]
Whistleblower Allison Gill Turns Her Veteran’s Pay into Direct Action at the Stonewall Inn Brick Awards
The landscape of LGBTQ+ advocacy is driven by the courage of individuals who translate their personal resilience into powerful public action. Veteran and dedicated justice advocate Alison Gill has pledged to donate her annual veterans benefits pay to LGBTQ+ nonprofits. This is not a singular moment of generosity, but a lifelong, structural commitment to the […]
Two Anti-LGBTQ Nations. One World Cup Pride Match. A Global Conversation Begins.
Against the backdrop of Pride Weekend, this unexpected pairing transforms a single match into a statement about visibility, safety, and the right to exist. Seattle’s World Cup organizers always envisioned the city’s Pride Match as a celebration. A moment where the world’s biggest sporting event meets a city with a long standing history of LGBTQ+ […]
Cameron Esposito and Wife Katy Nishimoto Welcome Their First Baby and Queer Fans Are Overjoyed
Congratulations are pouring in for queer comedian and actor Cameron Esposito and their wife, Katy Nishimoto, who have welcomed their first child. Esposito announced on Instagram that they gave birth to Yumi Young Esposito Nishimoto on November 27. The couple shared a series of tender hospital photos and wrote that they are over the moon. […]
12 Things I’m Adding to My Masc Fashion Wardrobe This Season
Fashion for me has always been more than just getting dressed—it’s a way of showing up in the world as the fullest version of myself. My current style (because it’s always evolving) leans into cozy vibes with a touch of Scandinavian polish—maybe the Danish girlfriend effect—but I’ll never completely leave behind playful colors and bold […]
Meg Ten Eyck Named Chairman of IGLTA’s Board of Directors
We are thrilled to share that EveryQueer’s founder and CEO, Meg Ten Eyck, has been named Chairman of the International LGBTQ+ Travel Association (IGLTA) Board of Directors ahead of the 2025 Global Convention in Palm Springs, California. Her appointment represents a powerful shift for the organization and a meaningful moment for the global LGBTQ+ travel […]