The Best Jennifer Coolidge T-Shirts and More Merch on Etsy
Here, you find a list of the best Jennifer Coolidge (or Tanya McQuoid) merch, including T-shirts, hats and mugs on Etsy.
10 LGBTQ+-Friendly Hotels in New York City
When traveling to New York City, choosing the right accommodations can greatly enhance the overall experience. For LGBTQ+ individuals, finding a hotel that is not only comfortable and convenient but also LGBTQ+ friendly is of utmost importance.
NYC Gay Bar The Boiler Room Closes Its Doors After 34 Years
This will be the last Pride at The Boiler Room.
58 LGBTQ+ Movies to Watch on Netflix, Hulu, Max and More
From “Brokeback Mountain” to “The Birdcage.”
You Can Still Find Tickets for Beyoncé’s ‘Renaissance World Tour’ in East Rutherford, New Jersey
If you live in New York or New Jersey, there’s still time for you to buy tickets for Beyoncé's highly anticipated “Renaissance World Tour.”
Lovehoney Hosts Gender Affirming Clothing Swap During NYC Pride Week
Lovehoney, the global sex toy company, is gearing up to make a powerful statement during New York City Pride Week by hosting a gender-affirming clothing drive.
Celebrate Pride With Drag Story Hour in New York City
Drag queens and storytelling are proving to be the perfect match this Pride Month.
A Pride Edition of Her Vision International Film Festival Is Coming to Slate in NYC on June 23
The 3rd Annual Her Vision International Film Festival is set to take place on Friday, June 23, at the prestigious Slate venue, located at 54 W. 21st St. in the vibrant heart of Chelsea in New York CIty.
‘Finding Fire Island’: The New Docu-Podcast With Joel Kim Booster, Margaret Cho, Matt Rogers and More
"Finding Fire Island" is set to make its debut on July 6 via the Broadway Podcast Network.
Human Rights Campaign Declares ‘State of Emergency’ for LGBTQ+ Americans
In light of this crisis, HRC has released a report titled "LGBTQ+ Americans Under Attack," providing a national warning and guidebook for the LGBTQ+ community.
How long does the NYC Pride March last?
On average, the parade procession itself takes around four to six hours to complete from start to finish.
Gay Day at Disney World: Everything You Need to Know
Gay Day at Disney World typically includes all four main parks within the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida.
Cruising Spots, Sauna Gay and Sex Parties in New York City
You can still find different spots around Manhattan where men of all ages will meet up for a more spicy interaction. There are also a couple of bathhouses currently serving the gay audience.
NYC Pride March 2023: Everything You Need to Know
The very first Christopher Street Gay Liberation March was held in New York City on June 28th, 1970 - one year after the Stonewall Riots. This was the first march in the name of gay rights that had ever happened in the United States.
The Q Club faces accusations of discrimination by former co-owner, Frankie Sharp
Documents filed in the Supreme Court of The State of New York on June 10, 2022, by Frankie Sharp show detailed allegations of discrimination, and mismanagement issues, against his now-former partners, Flute and Pikus.
5 reasons to try TomboyX, a queer, female-owned, and gender-neutral underwear brand
TomboyX's active tops and briefs underwear are some of their best-selling products. You'll find them in different shapes and prints, but we especially love their new collection Happy Camper!
15 Queer-Owned Stores on Etsy
There are so many ways to help the LGBTQ+ community, including donating to organizations that fight for gay and trans rights, marching on Pride, and even supporting small LGBTQ-owned businesses.
LGBTQ T-shirts to Show Your Pride and Protest All Year Long
Pride Month is over, but if there's one thing that 2022 is teaching the LGBTQ+ community is that the fight must never stop. With many anti-gay and anti-trans bills being created all over the United States, it's important to keep raising your flag, saying gay out loud and reminding everyone that we're here, we're queer and we're never going back to the closet.
The Queer History of House Music in NYC
House Music has two main things in common with Disco - they both emerged from black queer underground movements in big cities, including New York City, and they both eventually evolved into different styles leading to a new music scenario where LGBTQ+ folks were left behind.