LGBTQ News and More
First Look: Stars Begin Arriving for Emmy Awards
Billy Porter, host Cedric the Entertainer and Nicole Byer were among the first to arrive at the 73rd annual Emmy Awards.
Thousands March in Ukraine for LGBTQ+ Rights
Some 7,000 people gathered in Ukrainian capital on Sunday for the annual March for Equality to support the rights of the country's LGBTQ+ community.
This Gay Beach Is the World's 2nd-Best Skinny-Dipping Spot
A beach popular with gay men in Italy has been named the world's second-best spot for skinny-dipping.
Watch: Nina West and Ginger Minj Chat 'Tammy Faye' with Jessica Chastain
Nina West and Ginger Minj each sat down with Jessica Chastain to talk about her buzz-worthy role in "The Eyes of Tammy Faye."
Move Over, Shang-Chi: 9 Real-Life LGBTQ+ Asian American Superheroes
Palm strikes and ax kicks aren't necessary for these nine LGBTQ+ Asian Americans, whose real-life presence offers representation and inspiration for the next generation of queer youth.
As Global Tourism Rebounds, Who Controls the Narrative for LGBTQ+ Travel?
As one of the largest Pride events in the world descends upon Copenhagen, Denmark, and Malmo, Sweden, experts reveal why and how certain destinations emerge as LGBTQ+ hotspots.
Singer David Hernandez Talks Getting Naked in Vegas (in a Musical)
Singer David Hernandez was shamed during his "American Idol" run after it was revealed he danced at a gay strip club. Now, 13 years later, he's dancing naked again in the Vegas show "Naked Boys Singing." EDGE spoke to him about his journey.
Watch: Before he Wore Met Gala Black Dress, Troye Sivan Rocked a Jockstrap
Before he wore his sexy ankle-length black dress for the Met Gala, Troye Sivan took some pics in his hotel room as he got ready and posted the snaps to Instagram.
Former Fox News Anchor Shepard Smith Opens Up about Being the 'Token Gay'
CNBC anchor Shepard Smith gave a few pointers for how LGTBQ+ professionals can deal with being "tokenized" at work. Rule #1: Use calm, concise, face to face communication.
Watch: Fired Gay Volleyball Coach Proves Need for Equality Act
Inoke Tonga was fired from Valor Christian High School after the school's campus pastor and athletic director told him said his openness about his sexuality "was a danger to be in front of the kids."
News
Democrats Push to Retool Health Care Programs for Millions
The $3.5 trillion "Build Back Better" domestic agenda bill touches almost all aspects of American life, from taxes to climate change, but the health care components are a cornerstone for Democrats.
Entertainment
Both Supporting 'Mare of Easttown' Actors Win Emmys
The sidekick and best friend of Easttown have each won an Emmy. Evan Peters won best supporting actor in a limited series or TV movie for HBO's "Mare of Easttown" on Sunday night, and Julianne Nicholson won best supporting actress for the show.
Business
Same-Sex Couple Sues Aetna Over Fertility Treatment's 'LGBTQ+ Tax'
Aetna is being sued by a lesbian couple who allege discrimination because the company requires higher out-of-pocket expenditures before covering fertility treatment for non-heterosexuals.
Technology
Social Media's 70-Up 'Grandfluencers' Debunking Aging Myths
There's a growing number of "grandfluencers," folks 70 and up who have amassed substantial followings on social media with the help of decades-younger fans, including TikTok stars @oldgays.
Finance
5 Ways to Rein in Impulse Spending
When the nonessentials threaten to put your finances in jeopardy, it's important to keep your financial goals on track. Here are five strategies to help you navigate impulse spending.
Cars
Edmunds Compares Volkswagen Golf GTI and Hyundai Veloster N
Which one of these hot hatches is the better buy? Edmunds' experts put the two speedy compacts head-to-head to determine a winner.
Style
Watch: You Can Now Buy a 'Queer Eye' Lego Set
Lego revealed its fierce and fabulous new "Queer Eye" set, featuring minifigures of the Fab Five, Tan France, Bobby Berk, Antoni Porowski, Karamo Brown, and Jonathan Van Ness.
Health/Fitness
When COVID Deaths Are Dismissed or Stigmatized, Grief Is Mixed With Shame and Anger
Falsehoods and conspiracies have fostered a dismissive attitude about the coronavirus among many people in rural areas, causing strife among surviving family and loved ones.
Travel
Hotel Above Par's Brandon Berkson on How to Plan the Perfect Vacation
This fall, EDGE partners with Hotels Above Par to present a series of expert-curated guides to some of the world's best LGBTQ+-friendly hotels and destinations. To kick things off, we interview its founder Brandon Berkson.
Nightlife
Carnaval des Couleurs Recommits to the Fight Against Racism and Homophobia
This year's celebration of Carnaval des Couleurs will be a multicultural celebration filled with fun and activities.
Recent Reviews
Review: 'Yes I Am - The Ric Weiland Story' a Heroic Portrait of Queer Activist and Philanthropist
The story of a true gay hero we should all know about.
Review: 'No Straight Lines: The Rise Of Queer Comics' Marvelously Surveys History
Vivian Kleiman's marvelous documentary "No Straight Lines" surveys the history - so far - of queer comics, from strips drawn for local gay newspapers to the rise of graphic novels to the advent of web comics.
Review: 'Isaac' Sensitively Explores Familiar Territory — and Keeps You Guessing
A fable of finding one's way toward authenticity is rounded out expertly as this film explores a years-long infatuation and its unexpected consummation.