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5 Mobile Fitness Apps to Get You in Shape

Apps and podcasts to keep you on track with your regimen

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Count calories and look
up food stats from a massive database to track your fitness journey.

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Corporate sponsors donate money to a charity of your choice every time you walk, run, or cycle.

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It starts with a fitness test to gauge your intensity level, then offers equipment-less workouts you can do anywhere.

The Cardigan: Totally Cool, Totally VersPact

Wager money on whether you'll go to the gym; check in when you get there; and earn the money of the slackers.

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Hosted by comedian. Paul Gilmartin, this podcast covers topics from medically diagnosed conditions to everyday negative thinking, for
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Valentine's Day: 11 TV shows to kindle queer romance

This Valentine's Day, curl up with a partner (or two) and enjoy these queer love stories.

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F1 legend Ralf Schumacher is engaged to Etienne Bousquet-Cassagne

The Formula One driver, who came out in 2024, shared the happy news in a joint social media post with his now-fiancé, Etienne Bousquet-Cassagne.

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Did Doechii just come out as a lesbian?

The Grammy-winning rapper dropped a hint about her sexuality in an Instagram bio.

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Winter Olympics 2026: All the queer athletes who won medals

We are the champions! With nearly 50 out athletes competing, the Milan Cortina Games are the gayest yet.

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Grindr's new subscription service, EDGE, introduce AI-enhanced features.

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Grindr is aiming to become an "AI-first company." But these new "gAI" features ain't cheap. Keep Reading →

Most people who use cruising app Sniffies don't identify as gay, data shows

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Sniffies has had an interesting year — from being written about in The New Yorker and New York Magazine to being a tool allegedly used by Amtrak police to execute a sting operation that led to the arrest of over 200 queer New Yorkers earlier this year. But the app's popularity doesn't come solely from the press it's received; that's evident in its 2025 Sniffies Download report, released on Wednesday. In the report, the popular cruising app looked at how "people cruised, connected, and explored desire in 2025." Keep Reading →

How to stay connected this holiday season with your people, wherever they are

How to stay connected this holiday season with your people, wherever they are
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The holidays have a funny way of stretching us across time zones, group chats, and emotional bandwidth all at once. Keep Reading →

This holiday, make room for a season that’s all of the jingle and none of the jangle

This holiday, make room for a season that’s all of the jingle and none of the jangle
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The holidays have a particular sound: bells, music, wrapping paper being shredded open, oven timers going off, full-volume laughter, and at least one relative yelling, “Did anyone see where I put my phone?!” Keep Reading →

Grindr supports age verification bill introduced by two Republicans

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Grindr has thrown its support behind an age verification bill during a time when critics of age verification fear it may be used for censorship.

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Grindr uploaded a blog post on Tuesday, stating that the company supports an age-verification bill recently introduced to Congress by two Republicans, Mike Lee of Utah and Rep. John James of Michigan. Keep Reading →

Grok tells X users that gender-affirming care for trans youth is 'child abuse'

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Elon Musk's xAI chatbot, Grok, was previously in the news for generating anti-Semitic comments praising Adolf Hitler.

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Elon Musk's xAI Grok chatbot has come under scrutiny once again after making disparaging comments about transgender youth's access to gender-affirming care. Keep Reading →

Zach Bryan slams ICE in new song—doubles down in reaction to White House statement

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Zach Bryan performing at BST Hyde Park inJune 2025.

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Country music superstar Zach Bryan shared the snippet of a new song in which he slams ICE raids and reflects on kids who “are all scared and all alone” — sparking a conservative outcry on social media, a response from a DHS staffer, and a statement from a White House spokesperson. Keep Reading →

At Folsom 2025, cruising gets an upgrade

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Scenes from Folsom Street Fair

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Cruising’s history and future collide at the Folsom Street Fair’s Sniffies activation. Keep Reading →

Straight Nonsense: Tilly Norwood is no actor—she's an AI harbinger of doom

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Tilly Norwood

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In the column Straight Nonsense, columnist Moises Mendez II takes a queer eye to the insanity of straight culture. Keep Reading →

Hollywood celebs react to AI 'actress' Tilly Norwood controversy—AI persona responds

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AI persona Tilly Norwood via Instagram.

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Some of the biggest news outlets in show business published bizarre reports over the weekend claiming that certain talent agencies have been seemingly interested in signing an "AI actress" by the name of Tilly Norwood to their talent rosters. The report came from panel discussions at the Zurich Summit event involving production studios like Particle6 and creative hubs such as Dream Lab LA. Keep Reading →

You'll fall to the floor for Sniffies' fall cruising gear

Sniffies Fall Cruising Gear Drop

Fall 2025 Cruising Gear Collection

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The cruising platform has released new tees, jerseys, and socks for autumn fun. Keep Reading →

​6 tech products recommended by Out editors

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Out editors share their favorite tech products for everyday utility and whimsy. Keep Reading →

Duolingo apologizes for J.K. Rowling after German lesson calls her 'cruel'

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Duolingo, a language learning app, issued an apology to J.K. Rowling after one of the German lessons on the app used her as an example and called her "cruel." Keep Reading →

How blurred Grindr albums and Taylor Swift created a viral trend

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Blurred Grindr albums have become a surprise humorous hit on X.

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Alt gay X (formerly known as Twitter) is a thriving space for queer people to share their X-rated material. There's a video or a content creator for every niche interest. But after awhile, just posting nude selfies gets repetitive, so the gays spice things up with creative ways to share content. Keep Reading →

Chris Appleton accused of using bots to raise social media engagement

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Chris Appleton

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Chris Appleton is currently promoting the release of his memoir, Your Roots Don't Define You, which is scheduled to drop in early 2026. As part of the promo cycle, the celebrity hairstylist shared the book cover on TikTok. After the post was shared, a Reddit thread in the r/popculturechat subreddit (which has over six million followers) accused the celebrity hairstylist of using fake bots to boost engagement on his social posts. Keep Reading →

Grindr launches hub for uncensored gay content named 'Grindr Presents'

Grindr launches Grindr Presents hub

Grindr launches Grindr Presents hub.

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Grindr has launched a new hub named "Grindr Presents" — which will exist inside the existing Grindr app — to house the brand's full uncensored catalog of original videos, music drops, and editorial pieces. Keep Reading →

Grindr reverses 'no Zionists' ban for users' profiles

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Grindr logo displayed on a phone.

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Not too soon after Grindr users reported that the phrase "no Zionists" triggers an error message when they try to put the phrase in the bio section of their profile, the app reversed its stance. Keep Reading →

Sniffies article from The New Yorker causes online uproar—here's why

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Sniffies logo; Print issues of The New Yorker.

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The New Yorker published a story about the popular cruising site Sniffies on Thursday, and the comments left under the Instagram post revealed that most people reacted in one of two ways. Keep Reading →
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