Trans In The City changemakers list highlights trans and non-binary leaders
A new roster from Trans In The City spotlights the unsung people driving change across business, community groups and grassroots activism
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Inside the life and film of Hélène Hazera: a transnational portrait
A new documentary by Judith Abitbol follows Hélène Hazera — journalist, activist and custodian of counterculture — revealing a life shaped by music, politics and resilience
Gawdland makes history as winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK vs The World
Gawdland’s win on RuPaul’s Drag Race UK vs The World marked a series firsts and offered visibility for Thai and rural queer communities
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Police Scotland to record biological sex and note transgender status separately
Police Scotland has withdrawn guidance that allowed self-identification and will now record biological sex while separately logging transgender status; the change follows legal challenges and a recent Supreme Court ruling
How Divina De Campo’s Kiki Entertainment aims to change live drag in the UK
Divina De Campo has launched Kiki Entertainment to tackle exploitation in the live drag circuit and to mount a full production tour with the season seven cast
LGBT Foundation invites stories for a national campaign about hope and unity
LGBT Foundation is asking LGBTQ+ people and allies across the UK to submit personal stories that highlight community resilience; the campaign connects lived experience with the wider charity sector
Government bill would require medical boards for transgender recognition in India
Government amendment would redefine who counts as transgender and make medical certification mandatory for legal recognition
Why Andrew Scott has dismissed a Ripley season 2 on Netflix
Andrew Scott has ruled out a follow-up to the Netflix Ripley series, citing creative and scheduling challenges
Why settlement should be a right, not a privilege
Settlement reform threatens to turn refuge into a decades-long limbo — this article explains the risks and how to respond
New Beccy Cole album Through the Haze blends honesty and humour
Beccy Cole unveils a 13-track Through the Haze, led by the lively single Shit Magnet and supported by a nationwide tour
How AI-driven fake posts about celebrities reveal gaps in free speech and digital literacy
Social feeds are filling with AI-crafted falsehoods about public figures that inflame anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment; experts argue the fix lies in stronger digital literacy and careful protection of free speech
Chaz Bono and Shara Blue tie the knot after decades-long bond
Chaz Bono and Shara Blue converted a lifelong connection into marriage with a Hollywood-themed celebration that was shared on social media
How attending the WSL Subway League Cup Final converted a new fan
A novice football fan describes the electric atmosphere at the WSL Subway League Cup Final at Ashton Gate and why the experience turned them into a supporter
Catch Shuggy Boats at Live Theatre: Jacquie Lawrence’s northern queer comedy
A seaside-set, queer comedy by Jacquie Lawrence that mixes family drama, camp celebration and northern flavour
Sydney drag icon Maxi Shield celebrated with Paddington memorial and parade
A radiant procession down Oxford Street followed a heartfelt memorial for Maxi Shield at Paddington Town Hall
How an Ifop poll places RN and LFI neck and neck among LGBT voters
A new Ifop survey for Têtu finds the Rassemblement national and La France insoumise competing for the top spot among LGBT voters, highlighting changing political alignments
Why Shrek still matters: fandom, mods and unexpected luxury collectibles
Shrek’s reach stretches from LGBTQ+ community gatherings to bizarre game mods and luxury figurines, illustrating a rare cross-generational appeal
How Trashy Clothing blends satire, craft and activism in contemporary fashion
Trashy Clothing, founded by Omar Braika and Shukri Lawrence, reframes luxury codes through satire, handcraft and discreet activism
Niccolò Pasqualetti blends Tuscan craft and gentle tailoring for Paris Fashion Week
a designer shaped by rural Tuscany and major fashion houses, Niccolò Pasqualetti presents a sensory, handcrafted wardrobe on Sunday 8 March during Paris Fashion Week
Join Brisbane sewing sessions to create the world’s largest trans flag for Trans Day of Visibility
Help stitch a 20×40 metre trans flag in Brisbane and attend its unveiling on March 31 as a public act of solidarity and celebration
33rd Mardi Gras Film Festival winners and standout short film prizes
Read a concise summary of the 33rd Mardi Gras Film Festival winners, the Queer Screen Completion Fund recipients, My Queer Career short film prizes and on-demand highlights
France cuts hiv/aids funding and intensifies military posture amid Middle East tensions
France reduces its Global Fund support by half and the president couples this shift with a visible uptick in military symbolism and a new nuclear cooperation concept
Why the litter box myth persists and what it means for school policy debates
A persistent urban myth about schools installing litter boxes for students who identify as cats has been amplified by political figures and online networks, shaping debates over trans and LGBTQ+ rights in education
Approval of trans rights foundation in South Korea follows extended deliberation
South Korea has authorised a new foundation named for Byun Hee-Soo to fight discrimination and pursue transgender rights amid contested laws and public opinion
Kennedy family scion condemns Ryan Murphy’s Love Story and calls for action
Jack Schlossberg, nephew of John F. Kennedy Jr., denounces Ryan Murphy’s dramatization of JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette as exploitative and urges charitable and political responses