The world of cinema has lost a true original with the passing of Udo Kier, the openly gay German actor whose six-decade career spanned from cult horror to queer classics and collaborations with pop royalty.
Read moreAfter years of decline, new HIV infections in the Netherlands have plateaued for five straight years, prompting urgent calls from health organizations for improved access to PrEP and more widespread testing to prevent a resurgence.
Read moreA new concept store on Amsterdam's Overtoom provides a much-needed physical space for queer entrepreneurs, artists, and designers, creating a hub for community and visibility.
Read moreBeloved opera singer and TV personality Francis van Broekhuizen has received the Graalbokaal Award for her tireless work promoting LGBTQ+ inclusion within the Roman Catholic Church, donating her prize money to support trans youth.
Read moreJennifer English, known for her roles in Baldur's Gate 3 and Clair Obscur, delivered a heartfelt speech at the Golden Joystick Awards, attributing her Best Lead Performer win to her decision to live an authentic life filled with 'queer joy'.
Read moreFrom dating app bios demanding 'masc' partners to that cringe-worthy moment you hear your own voice recording, many gay men feel pressured to sound a certain way. We dive into why this happens and how we can reclaim our authentic voices.
Read moreBritish canoeist Kurts Adams Rozentals has been banned for two years after posting an explicit video, a move he claims was driven by financial desperation due to inadequate funding from the sport's governing body.
Read moreThe International Queer & Migrant Film Festival is back in Amsterdam this December for a special weekender at LAB111, featuring Dutch premieres, diverse short films, and a celebratory dance workshop.
Read moreStunning new black-and-white portraits of Paul Mescal and Josh O'Connor offer a first glimpse into the tender and melancholic atmosphere of their upcoming WWI-era queer love story, 'The History of Sound'.
Read moreAmsterdam's iconic queer disco, De Trut, celebrates its 40th anniversary, maintaining its status as a volunteer-run, phone-free sanctuary where all profits support LGBTQ+ causes worldwide.
Read moreMany LGBTQ+ professionals feel they must hide their true selves to succeed, a phenomenon known as the 'rainbow ceiling'. A recent NRC report explores the personal and professional cost of this double life and highlights leaders who are paving the way for authenticity in the workplace.
Read moreIn a significant move following the legacy of his predecessor, Pope Leo XIV is having lunch with a group of transgender women at the Vatican, including activist Alesia Nobile, sparking cautious optimism within the LGBTQ+ Catholic community.
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