Matthew Wexler

90s movies are coming to the stage this fall, with some of our favorite queer performers at the helm. And who knew the ladies who lunch could also dance?

What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas — unless you're talking with Eureka O'Hara. The alum and original co-star of We're Here is working her rhinestones and platform heels in Spiegelworld's new Las Vegas production,

West Hollywood may be an LGBTQ+ nightlife hub, but there are plenty of spots to recharge, too, including design-forward hotels, spas & dining with a view.

"Forbidden Broadway" returns to lovingly poke fun at some of our favorite stars and shows, including Patti LuPone and Audra McDonald.

The actor and writer-director chat about how "My Old Ass" offers a fresh take on a coming-of-age dramedy with a modern queer twist.

Always the bridesmaid, never the bride? It's something along those lines (but with dance breaks!) this fall, where a trio of Broadway stars have

Gays of a certain era (and a penchant for daytime soaps) will never forget Jason Tam's decade-long, heartthrob stint as Markko Rivera on One Live

Hannah Gadsby has never been afraid to explore uncomfortable topics. The cunning comic took the world by surprise with their first major standup special, Nanette , and we haven't stopped laughing since.

LGBTQ+ organizers are laser-focused on making sure that queer voters can overcome the obstacles that may prevent them from casting their ballots.

The equality vote could sway the election, and there's no place it'll be more valuable than in six swing states with formidable queer communities.