Category: People

Oct 16
Steel & Softness: Max Parker on Playing Sgt. Sullivan in Boots

In Netflix’s queer military drama Boots, Max Parker delivers a layered turn as Sgt. Sullivan—a closeted Marine whose armour is equal parts bark and bruises. It’s a performance that fuses volatility with vulnerability, revealing a man who’s learned to survive the system without truly living inside it. Before Boots, Parker was a familiar face to […]

Oct 15
“We Have to Build Hope”: Pete Buttigieg on Post-Trump America

Former U.S. Secretary of Transportation and out political leader Pete Buttigieg says there’s still reason to be hopeful about America’s future — but insists that real change depends on collective action rather than wishful thinking. Appearing on The Opinions podcast by The New York Times, Buttigieg reflected on the state of American politics, the need […]

Oct 15
Trailblazing Trans Activist Miss Major Griffin-Gracy Dies at 78

Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, a legendary Black transgender activist and elder who devoted more than five decades to the fight for LGBTQ+ liberation, has died at the age of 78. Her death was confirmed by the House of GG — Griffin-Gracy Retreat and Educational Centre, which she founded. “She died in the comfort of her home […]

Oct 14
Alan Carr Steals the Spotlight in The Celebrity Traitors UK

⚠️ Warning: spoilers ahead! The long-awaited Celebrity Traitors UK has finally landed — and Drag Race judge Alan Carr is already proving to be the breakout star of the season. With an unapologetically queer cast and the perfect mix of chaos and charm, the new series is serving up all the drama, deceit, and delight […]

Oct 14
“I’ve Always Been Gay”: Khalid Opens Up About Life After Being Outed

One year after being outed as gay by an ex, and nearly a decade since Location became a global sensation, Khalid is stepping into the spotlight on his own terms. In a raw and reflective interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, the 26-year-old singer opened up about his newfound freedom, the impact of being forcibly […]

Oct 14
“You’re Not to Blame”: US Congresswoman Delivers Powerful Message to Trans Young People

US Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) has delivered a heartfelt message of support for transgender young people, assuring them they are not to blame for the political hostility they’re facing. The Democratic representative for New York, long known for her vocal advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights, took to TikTok to speak directly to trans youth amid a […]

Oct 13
Lady Gaga Rumoured to Make a Cameo in The Devil Wears Prada Sequel

Queer icon Lady Gaga may be slipping into the high-fashion world of The Devil Wears Prada, with strong speculation that she’s set to make a cameo in the highly anticipated sequel. While Disney has kept production details under tight wraps, fans are buzzing after Gaga was spotted in Milan — the very city where filming […]

Oct 13
Hollywood Icon and Queer Favourite Diane Keaton Dies Aged 79

Beloved Hollywood star and queer icon Diane Keaton has died at the age of 79. According to People, Keaton passed away in California, with a spokesperson for her family confirming the news but offering no further details. The family has requested privacy during this time. She is survived by her two children, Dexter and Duke. […]