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​Myha’la (Harper Stern) and Marisa Abel (Yasmin Kara-Hanani) on 'Industry.'
Opinion

Straight Nonsense: 'Industry's Emmys snub is a crime

Opinion: The Emmy nominations were announced on Wednesday, with the Television Academy snubbing the best show on television, Industry, once again. But there's one last chance to make amends.

Connor Storrie at Paris Fashion Week
Opinion

Straight Nonsense: There are no winners in the Club Chalamet/Connor Storrie fan attack drama

Opinion: An alleged altercation outside the Heated Rivalry's Paris hotel degrades the entire fandom, writes Moises Mendez II.

Peppermint
Pride

5 parties worth attending on NYC Pride's jam-packed weekend

There are too many events to choose from during Pride weekend in New York City. Here's a list of options for people to consider going to for the festivities.

New York Knicks fans go wild
Opinion

Straight Nonsense: Gird your loins for a Knicks win, New Yorkers

Opinion: It may be Pride, but the NBA team is causing straight pandemonium in New York City—and they haven’t even won the championship (yet).

​Qween Jean
Theater

Qween Jean makes trans history at the 2026 Tony Awards

The costume designer for Cats: The Jellicle Ball took home the award for Best Costume Design of a Musical at the awards ceremony on Sunday.

​Benjamin Pajak (left) plays a "queer" character in "The Lost Boys" on Broadway — or does he?
Opinion

Straight Nonsense: Is Broadway going back in the closet?

Opinion: Ahead of the Tony Awards, columnist Moises Mendez II can't stop thinking about the queer talent that was shut out of the nominations and how that may indicate something larger going on in theater.

Pattie Gonia
Drag

Patagonia vs. Pattie Gonia: Who has the stronger case? Trademark lawyers weigh in

Three legal experts share their opinions on the outdoor apparel brand's lawsuit against the drag performer.

Pattie Gonia at the OUT100 Celebration.
Business

Patagonia shares list of demands to drop Pattie Gonia lawsuit

“We don’t want to argue trademark law on social media," said the outdoor clothing brand, which also addressed the "hurt" the legal battle with the drag performer is causing LGBTQ+ people.