LGBTQ news and entertainment
Out British MP Chris Bryant gave a terrific speech yesterday in the House of Commons explaining why we still need Pride Month. Continue reading “British MP To House Of Commons: ‘Yes, We Still Need Pride’”
In this edition of Pride Music, I cover the oh-so-hunky country singer Ty Herndon, and his single “That Kind Of Night.”
Released on his album House on Fire, this marked his first album release since coming out as a gay man in 2014. Continue reading “Pride Music: Ty Herndon “That Kind Of Night””
As we swing into Pride Month 2025, hit play and bounce-bounce-bounce along with this totally infectious remix of that gayest of gay anthems, ‘I Am What I Am.” Continue reading “Pride Music: J. Harrison Ghee & Company “I Am What I Am””
It’s June 1st, folks! Pride Month 2025 is here!
A little history lesson: the month-long global observance began with Gay Pride Week in late June 1970, a year after the infamous police raid at New York’s Stonewall Inn on June 28, 1969. Continue reading “Happy Pride Month 2025!”
Grammy, Emmy, and Tony Award-winner and 3x Oscar nominee Cynthia Erivo will headline the WorldPride 2025 Saturday night Street Festival and Concert on the Capitol Stage following the parade. The FREE two-day event will feature a dynamic mix of local artists, DJs, and performers alongside the biggest names in entertainment and will culminate in the Closing Ceremony event. Continue reading “Cynthia Erivo To Headline Free WorldPride DC 2025 Concert”
A new 22-minute short film – “I Went to the Smallest Pride in America” – highlights the Pride celebration of LGBTQ people in Morgantown, West Virginia. Social media personality Chris Stanley, 24, traveled to Morgantown (population 30,000) to interview queer residents and record one of the country’s smaller Pride parades. Continue reading “Short Film: “I Went To The Smallest Pride In America””
The White House has announced First Lady Dr. Jill Biden will host a Pride Month celebration on the South Lawn on June 26, 2024. Continue reading “First Lady Jill Biden To Host White House Pride Celebration”
iHeartMedia and P&G’s Can’t Cancel Pride 2024 event streamed on iHeartRadio’s YouTube and Facebook pages, Hulu and Revry yesterday evening and will be available to stream for free throughout Pride Month. Continue reading “What To Watch: “Can’t Cancel Pride 2024””
56 LGBTQIA+ couples from all over gathered in Seattle to renew their vows on May 30 in what’s become a new world record in celebration of queer love. Continue reading “Seattle: LGBTQ Couples Set World Record For Vow Renewals”