Culture
Entertainment
Sorry, My Pretty, 'Wicked: For Good' Doesn’t Delight
“Give us a clock tick” is an expression uttered several times in “Wicked: For Good.” But Jon M. Chu’s two-part musical has asked for quite a bit more than...
EDGE Interview: A Perfect Piece of Art: Maya Jacobson on the Craft and Courage of ‘Fun Home’
To dig deeper into the artistry and emotional truth behind this production, we sat down with Maya Jacobson to talk about embodying Medium Alison.
Social Media
Tom Daley’s Queer Knitted Speedos: Game of Wool and the New Art of LGBTQ+ Craft
Olympic champion Tom Daley is making waves—of yarn. With self-knitted speedos and a bold new Channel 4 series, Game of Wool, Daley is bringing knitting out of...
Bravo’s Bronwyn Newport Isn’t Just Stirring the Pot—She’s Serving Change for Queer Visibility
Bronwyn Newport, breakout star of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, is using her Bravo fame for more than just glamorous drama—she’s calling on reality TV...
Lifestyle
From Pasture to Pose: Grindr’s “I Wool Survive” Turns Gay Sheep Into Queer Couture
Grindr’s latest move is a fashion-world first: partnering with Rainbow Wool, a German farm rescuing gay rams, and legendary designer Michael Schmidt for a New...
Who Needs Turkey? Thanksgiving Tables Fill With New Favorites
Roasting turkey may be synonymous with Thanksgiving, but for a growing number of Americans, that bird is nowhere on the table.
Travel
McMinnville’s Queer Renaissance: How Oregon’s Wine Country Is Redefining Small-Town LGBTQ+ Inclusion
McMinnville, Oregon, a historic wine town with a population under 40,000, is fast becoming one of North America’s most inclusive destinations for LGBTQ+...
Is Boise the New Queer Frontier? How Idaho’s Capital Became an LGBTQ+ Surprise Hit
Boise, Idaho, once known for potatoes and quiet conservatism, is rapidly emerging as an unexpected LGBTQ-friendly hotspot.
