A new documentary, 'Cashing Out,' explores the morally complex world of viatical settlements, where investors profited from the AIDS crisis by buying the life insurance policies of dying gay men, offering them a financial lifeline the government refused to provide.
Read moreIHLIA's new exhibition, '(Un)documented,' delves into the complex history and current reality of queer refugees in the Netherlands, highlighting their fight for safety and recognition amidst tightening asylum policies.
Read moreIn a moving Easter Sunday service, 62-year-old United Methodist pastor Phil Phaneuf announced her transition to her congregation in Canisteo, New York, receiving a standing ovation and embracing her new name, Junia.
Read moreIn a move shaking the Eurovision world, Dutch broadcaster AVROTROS has withdrawn from the next contest after the EBU refused to exclude Israel, citing human rights concerns. Spain, Ireland, and Slovenia are joining the boycott.
Read moreWe dive into an interview with director Jacob Tierney about his new film 'Heated Rivalry,' an adaptation of the beloved M/M romance novel that brings an epic enemies-to-lovers story to the hyper-masculine world of professional hockey.
Read moreRhett Douglas Messerly, known to fans worldwide as Scott Finn, has passed away at the age of 27, his family has confirmed. Tributes remember a kind and goofy man who brought laughter to those who knew him personally.
Read moreDutch advocate Tim Küsters wins Mr. Gay World Intercontinental 2025 continuing to use his platform to champion mental health and visibility.
Read moreRoze Stadsdorp Amsterdam, a vital network for over 1600 LGBTQ+ seniors, marks its 10th anniversary, celebrating a generation that fought for queer liberation and now fosters a community to thrive in their later years.
Read moreThree trans men are set to compete in a landmark boxing tournament in Amsterdam, challenging restrictive testosterone rules and proving that the biggest victory is stepping through the ropes.
Read moreWhen Miss England crowns its 'first openly lesbian' winner, it's hailed as progress. But is fitting into heteronormative boxes and being labeled 'openly gay' a true victory, or just assimilation with a sash?
Read moreA new ECDC/WHO report for 2024 shows that despite progress, 54% of new HIV diagnoses in Europe are made late, posing a significant risk to individual health and public health goals, with men who have sex with men remaining a key affected group.
Read moreIn a major breakthrough, two independent trials show that engineered antibodies can put HIV into long-term remission, allowing some participants to live healthily for years without daily medication.
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