How Rainbow Hill Is Redefining Queer Recovery BY MARK ARIEL The intersection of creative expression and recovery advocacy takes center stage through Rainbow Hill Music, an innovative storytelling initiative designed to channel 100% of its proceeds into Rainbow Hill Foundation Read more
LA LGBT Center Announces 4th Annual “Queerceañera” The Los Angeles LGBT Center will host its fourth annual Queerceañera on Saturday, September 26, 2026, from 5:30pm to 10pm at The Village at Ed Gould Plaza in Hollywood. Reimagining the traditional coming-of-age Read more
Beyond the Script: How We Redefined Intimacy on Our Own Terms BY PATRICK TSAKUDA Growing up outside heteronormative expectations taught us early that intimacy doesn’t have to follow a prescribed script. Straight society conditions people to view physical connection strictly Read more
Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten Warns of Organized Anti-Gay Movement BY VICTOR MELAMED In an exclusive cover interview with Attitude magazine, Rob Jetten—who made history in February 2026 as the youngest and first openly gay Prime Minister of the Netherlands—warned Read more
How Dolly Parton and Tim Curry Built a Sanctuary for Queer Joy BY PATRICK TSKUDA The simultaneous loss of Dolly Parton and Tim Curry—both passing on August 25, 2026, at age 80—marks a moment of profound heartbreak. While the entertainment Read more
Advocacy Groups Mobilize Across LA County to Defend LGBTQ+ Student Rights As K-12 classrooms reopen across Southern California, regional LGBTQ+ advocacy organizations and education leaders are launching targeted back-to-school initiatives designed to support gender-diverse youth and navigate ongoing culture-war debates Read more
PRIMARY ELECTIONS YIELD HISTORIC POLITICAL REPRESENTATION Joanna Whaley, a hospital chaplain and former evangelical pastor, secured a historic victory in the Democratic primary for Michigan’s 2nd House District, positioning her to become the first transgender woman elected to the Michigan Read more
