Brazil is stepping up action against homophobic and transphobic hate online, where inciting discrimination can carry a prison sentence of up to five years.
Mariah Carey is bringing *Christmastime* back to Europe with four festive shows across the UK and Malta, marking her first UK Christmas run since 2018.
The Netherlands’ first openly gay prime minister has emerged as one of Europe’s most visible liberal leaders at a moment when LGBTQ+ rights, migration and national identity have become central political battlegrounds.
Troye Sivan’s “Party” keeps the lyrics simple and the budget anything but, pairing a thumping club track with a lavish medieval fever dream of a video.
Was there actually anything queer in Lizzie Borden’s real life, or did Netflix just take one of America’s most famous unsolved murders and give it a sapphic upgrade?
Six years after becoming the first openly gay candidate to make a serious run for the White House, Pete Buttigieg has returned to a question that followed him throughout that campaign. Can an openly gay man become president of the United States? His answer is simple: “Of course.” The more interesting question is why others have not always been so sure.
Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s government has submitted legislation that would remove restrictions on LGBTQ+ content introduced under Viktor Orbán, while also signalling plans to change rules that have effectively prevented same-sex couples from adopting.
The internet does not need more content. It needs more people: messy, opinionated, distinctly queer voices with a pulse, a perspective and something genuine.
