When filmmaker Chris “Inpaq” Sutton walked into LGBT Detroit in 2011, he found what many young queer creatives search for — a ...

The Palmer Woods Association's 2025 Home and Garden Tour on July 26 promises to be more than just a showcase of stunning architecture and manicured landscapes. This year's event continues a long ...

Before the current media landscape offered more explicit depictions of queer life outside of physical spaces like LGBTQ+ bars, you had Borders and you had zines, DIY publications offering ...

Six years after Da Brat came out publicly in 2020 — a move that felt both terrifying and inevitable — the Grammy-nominated, Chicago-born rapper and her wife, entrepreneur Jesseca “Judy” Harris-Dupart, ...

When many of the country's centrist Democrats found reasons to lower their voices on LGBTQ+ rights after the 2024 election, ...

Linda Perry has spent most of her career behind the curtain — and she's built an empire there. She wrote "Beautiful" and ...

In 2023, Pride Source profiled Lesbian Social Detroit founder Chelcea Stowers, a photographer who noticed a lack of quality ...

Cher is so low-key about being Cher that calling her is like calling your mom. "Hi," she purrs with signature simplicity when I phone her presidential suite in late August. We are speaking ...

For queer audiences who know what it means to feel unseen, British actor Kieron Moore’s performance in “Blue Film” offers a rare kind of recognition: a character who isn’t reduced to his wounds, his ...

Former Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg was separated from his 4-year-old twins for a day in late June by a false ...

This article was originally published by Uncloseted Media. On his first day back in office, President Trump signed Executive Order 14168, which contains several provisions rolling back trans rights ...

The Michigan LGBTQ+ Commission doesn't have its own budget. Its 15 members work without pay. Yet over the past two years, they've helped shape some of the biggest policy wins for Michigan's queer ...