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Bad Queers Podcast is a weekly program hosted by Shana Sumers and Kris Chesson for anyone who feels like they came out of the closet and then got placed in a box. It’s time to put the Grindr-obsessed, U-haul theory to bed and connect over being “bad queers.”Join Shana and Kris as they discuss everything from owning your identity to breaking down stereotypes to their unpopular queer opinions about everything from pop culture to politics.

A post shared by Brian Sims (@briansimspa)Brian Sims and his now-husband didn’t intend to get married on a frigid day in Boston. But they say the moment demanded it. With D*nald Tr*mp set to retake the White House in two weeks, and the GOP set to control all three branches of government, the impassioned LGBTQ+ advocate couldn’t wait.

Mary Malone discusses her groundbreaking role as Aqua in Missing You, bringing much-needed trans representation to the Harlan Coben Netflix Universe and challenging perceptions along the way.

transgender healthcare is very low.The study analyzed a large insurance claims database with over 5 million patients aged 8 to 17 between 2018 and 2022, and included insurance plans in all 50 states.No patients under age 12 were prescribed hormones. The study does not cover Medicaid patients and did not examine surgical procedures, which other research shows are extremely rare among minors.The Supreme Court is set to rule on a Tennessee case concerning gender-affirming care later this year.Tennessee, with over 20 other states in support, have banned minors' access to puberty blockers, hormone therapy or sex change surgery and say it is harmful to young people.Parents of transgender children and teens, allied with the Biden administration, say that young people should be allowed to use puberty blockers, hormones and, if needed, surgery to align with their gender.Landon Hughes, Harvard public health researcher and lead author said: "We are not seeing inappropriate use of this sort of care...

Dancing with the Stars Ireland has made its highly anticipated return and gay comedian Gearóid Farrelly is one of the many talents competing. The lively series premiered on RTÉ One on Sunday, January 5, bringing back its usual blend of glitter, nerves and wobble choreography.Farrelly is partnered with professional dancer Stephen Vincent, making him the only celebrity to compete in a same-sex partnership for the 2025 edition. Ahead of the opening night, the comedian reflected on the personal significance of this pairing, saying: “As a young gay kid, if I had seen two men dancing together on television, it would have been such a relief.

#GoldenGlobes. pic.twitter.com/fVw83ImPUtThis year’s Golden Globes ceremony was a very gay affair.On the film side, Emilia Perez and The Brutalist were big winners, while acting nods went to Demi Moore, Zoe Saldana, Sebastian Stan, Adrien Brody, Kieran Culkin, and Fernanda Torres.In television, Hacks, Baby Reindeer and Shogun came out on top, with Jean Smart, Jodie Foster, Colin Farrell and Jessica Gunning among the acting winners.Standout looks included bold men’s fits thanks to Colman Domingo, Andrew Scott, and Jeremy Strong’s bucket hat, while divas like Cynthia Erivo, Maren Morris and Demi Moore took glam to new levels.For your consideration: Check out all the fiercest looks at the 2025 Golden Globes below:The style king ruled the red carpet in Valentino.The Ripley hunk flashed his baby blues in Vivienne Westwood.With Emilia Perez taking four wins, Gascón shined extra bright in this bold Saint Laurent gown.The Monsters breakout served James Bond in a classic Armani tux.Cynthia kept it Wicked chic in custom Louis Vuitton.The Queer Eye hair guru glammed it up in a flowing Christian Siriano off-the-shoulder gown.Bob Dylan be damned, but expect to see an onslaught of twinks in silk scarves thanks to Timmy’s Tom Ford slay.The country queen was a vision in red in this chic Carolina Herrera number.The queer Baby Reindeer trio has everyone obsessed with them.The musical duo complemented each other with their monochromatic fits.The glasses. The beard.

RuPaul is speaking out about the death of The Vivienne.

RuPaul has paid tribute to The Vivienne, the UK’s first Drag Race winner whose death was announced yesterday.

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