Queerty Crossword: Feb. 8, 2025

wrote in a recent post in the r/AskGaybrosOver30 community, starting the discussion. “And how many ‘trial and errors’ did it take for you to find the one?”Here are stories from the thread — abridged and edited for readability — spanning 50 years of first encounters or continuing efforts.Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.“In my later teen years, I dated. Met my ex at 18, and we were together for five years.

David Archuleta’s dating life and Hasan Piker’s thicc thighs tried to keep our minds off of the Chaos-in-Chief, the political power players, tech bros and autocrats taking over the White House were busy doing all sorts of things you may have missed. Here’s just a few of the stories that you really need to know about it…TRASH QUEEN: In her ongoing bid to make headlines, GOP performance artist Representative Nancy Mace circled the drain by shouting anti-LGBT slurs in a committee hearing. [Read more]MENACE TO SOCIETY: The convicted felon president’s freeze on foreign aid has put 500,000 children’s lives at risk.

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Bayern Munich superstar Harry Kane was bizarrely asked to give Celtic a steer as he was pressed on a looming Bundesliga title showdown.

Jonathan Bailey has added another role to his impressive resume: Handsome life coach.

dubious, the correlation between stripping down after a hard workout and feeling feral is ironclad. We’ve all dreamed of stepping into the sauna with an Adonis-like hunk, locking eyes as sweat drips down our flushed faces.

That Part, Mo Heart sits down with model, actor, and activist Jari Jones to talk about her journey in the fashion and media industries.Jari shares how she started behind the camera in photography before stepping in front of it, navigating an industry where she didn’t always see herself represented. “When I first started, I was the token girl.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large Laverne Cox got the SCAD TVfest crowd to its feet on Friday evening, as the star delivered a powerful, emotional speech about the new Trump administration’s attack on trans rights, civil rights and destruction of regulations in order to enrich the billionaires now in office. Taking the stage to accept SCAD’s Impact Award, before premiering two episodes of her new Amazon Prime Video series “Clean Slate,” Cox delivered a call to action while also admitting the frightening truth that at the moment, “it might be too little, too late.” “The system is rigged in favor of corporations, plutocrats, oligarchs, the wealthy,” she said. “It might not be the time for us to be able to rise up not only as trans people, but as working people, as people of color.

Egale Canada, one of Canada’s largest LGBTQ advocacy organizations, announced in a Feb. 6 statement that its members will not be attending any events in the U.S., including WorldPride set to take place in Washington from May 17-June 8, because of policies put in place by President Donald Trump.