Victoria Police confirmed detectives are probing an alleged incident at Spice Market in Melbourne in 2010 after Ruby Rose publicly accused Katy Perry and later reported the matter to police
Ignacio Lago’s understated on-air moment with his partner shows how visibility can arrive quietly and still shift sporting culture
Glenorchy City Council has introduced a five-year plan that foregrounds community education and local partnerships to strengthen LGBTIQA+ inclusion
Ariane Mnouchkine stages a sweeping inquiry into Russia’s past with Ici sont les dragons, keeping the theatre political while responding to accusations and a judicial inquiry
A 26-year-old used Tinder and Bumble to create false romantic ties and obtain more than £28,000 from three men, leading to a prison sentence
A judicial inquiry into the sale of the children’s title “From the River to the Sea” at the Violette and Co bookstore in Paris was closed after the contested book was not located during a January 7, 2026 perquisition
A veteran’s story of being pushed out of the British Army and a Disney writer’s admission about a stereotyped character together trace how fear and prejudice shaped lives and entertainment
Actors Emma McDonald and Thishiwe Ziqubu reflect on the making of Low Rider, a South African-set film about family, queerness and healing shown at BFI Flare
Join LGBT Foundation’s national campaign launched 16/03/2026 and learn how personal stories foster community and reflect broader ideas of shared ownership
A recent survey invites men who have male partners to share experiences of PrEP, condoms, testing, chemsex and discrimination while a viral spa incident and literary analysis of Victor Hugo reveal cultural forces that shape attitudes to desire
Harry Styles’s SNL appearance prompted mixed reactions when a joking kiss and a reference to queerbaiting reignited wider debates about labels and audience expectations
LGBT Foundation invites LGBTQ+ people and allies to contribute personal stories that celebrate everyday hope and unity
A survey invites men who have sex with men to spend 20 minutes to inform policies on PrEP, condoms, STI testing and chemsex. Geneva hospitals and community centres are expanding care while courts pursue trafficking linked to chemsex events.
Take 20 minutes to contribute and learn how new consultations, community care and the Poitiers event on 21 April 2026 seek to tackle chemsex and improve sexual health
A benefit concert at Wembley mixed high-energy pop sets, heartfelt testimonies and fundraising for Not A Phase and the Good Law Project, delivering moments of joy and political clarity.
BBC has announced the end of the I Kissed A… series after four seasons; fans, participants and advocates say the loss hurts queer visibility on mainstream TV
A new Ifop survey taken for a magazine tracks vote intentions in the LGBT+ community, highlighting gains for the RN and LFI, a decline of the centre, and a persistent leftward orientation
Karen from Finance commemorates Maxi Shield with a tattoo of her rhinestoned microphone while the community prepares for a public celebration of life
Explore the chapstick lesbian identity, its style cues and how it sits between masc and femme in queer expression
Major adult platforms are preemptively restricting Australian access as new age verification rules loom, prompting debate over privacy, censorship and industry compliance
A confrontation between MAFS contestant Tyson and Carla from Bankstown has become a flashpoint, prompting discussion about misogyny, homophobia and how certain attitudes are amplified on television
Helen Walsh used her BFI Flare 2026 appearance to reflect on On The Sea and to spark a broader look at how lesbian characters have appeared on screen from early cinema to contemporary films
Helen Walsh speaks at BFI Flare 2026 about how films like On The Sea open dialogue in an increasingly atomised, polarised world
A tribute to Lella Lombardi: the Italian driver who defied expectations, earned a historic half point in Formula 1 and quietly lived as an openly gay figure in motorsport
France confirmed it will cut by half its contribution to the global HIV response, shifting from the second to the fifth largest donor and raising questions about global health financing and national priorities