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We're highlighting 50 years of queer music classics this week, as seen in "Songs in the Key of Pride" in the June/July issue. Here, we're bringing it back to 2008 with Andy Butler on how his queer collective helped ignite a disco revival.
We're highlighting 50 years of queer classics this week, as seen in "Songs in the Key of Pride" in the June/July issue. Here, Liz Phair is bringing it back to 1993.
We're highlighting 50 years of queer classics this week, as seen in "Songs in the Key of Pride" in the June/July issue. Here, we're bringing it back to a 1968Â classic.Â
As he preps for the release of his new album, the artist talks to the legend about fashion, the creative process, and the evolution of the queer pop star in our June/July issue.
This season’s most controversial show isn’t afraid of tackling tough conversations.Â
The Australian actor, singer, and dancer came out to his fans last year — and in a flash, everything changed.
On the Netflix reboot, the Fab Five tackle pocket squares and politics.
“Imagine if all the stuff made by queer people and people of color was no longer here. The world would be rubbish.”Â
The actors talk about braving a long-distance relationship and coming out in Hollywood.
From Carly and Cardi to SZA and St. Vincent, here are our favorite tracks of the year.
From Miley and Mariah to Elton and Sufjan, here are our favorite holiday tunes.
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Consider us seduced.Â
Casey Spooner, Jake Shears & Peaches discuss its origins & legacy.Â
The dude formerly known as Kevin Arnold stars as Max on the craziest new sitcom of the summer.Â
With the release of his transcendent new album, No Shape, the singer/songwriter talks God, addiction and how music saved his life.
Alejandro Ghersi’s self-titled LP sees the queer Venezeulan artist on the path to enlightenment.Â
The Swedish oddball’s genre-hopping new album is filled with charming vignettes.
Consider it a late holiday gift: This month, two of pop’s premier innovators return.
A rap session during the filming of Orange is the New Black set the scene for a true-life tale of love, loss, and new beginnings.
