LGBTQ News and More
Watch: Trans Athletes Profiled In New Hulu Documentary
"Changing the Game" follows three transgender athletes in high school as they fight for inclusivity in the sports they love.
'Bridgerton' Favorite Queen Charlotte Gets A Spinoff Series
The story, set to be written and produced by Shonda Rhimes for Netflix, will reportedly follow a young Queen Charlotte, Violet Bridgerton and Lady Danbury from the "Bridgerton" series.
Shining a Light on Mental Health Awareness Month
Research reveals that "three-fourths of LGBT people (74%) say worry and stress from the pandemic has had a negative impact on their mental health." Research shows that CBD can help manage stress and anxiety.
Doctors Treating Trans Youth Grapple With Uncertainty, Lack of Training
One researcher says medical providers often have trepidation about working with trans people, even if they recognize it is in the best interests of their patients to do so.
Giant Marilyn Monroe Moons Palm Springs Museum; Some Want It Canceled
A 26-foot statue of Marilyn Monroe that has been placed outside a Palm Springs art museum in under fire. Critics say that the statue, a recreation of an iconic Monroe image from "The Seven Year Itch," is mooning the museum visitors.
Tennessee Gov Signs Transgender 'Bathroom Bill' for Schools
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee signed legislation that puts public schools and their districts at risk of losing civil lawsuits if they let transgender students or employees use multi-person bathrooms or locker rooms that do not reflect their gender at birth.
Loss, Resilience and Activism: The Early Years of Canada's AIDS Epidemic
Many early depictions of HIV/AIDS focus on the experience of gay communities in the U.S. or UK. However, HIV/AIDS has deeply affected, and continues to affect, many different communities in Canada.
New Research Shows More Than Half of LGBTQ Youth Bullied at School, and Teachers Often Do Nothing
New research shows more than half of LGBTQ youth report having been bullied at school, with 58% of those who are bullied saying they don't bother to report to teachers because they often do nothing — even when they see it happening.
Watch: 'Pose' Star Dominique Jackson to Appear on HGTV's 'House Hunters'
Dominique Jackson, best known for her role as Electra on "Pose," is heading to the world of...real estate!
Family of Trans Woman Who Died in ICE Custody Adds US Gov't to Suit
The family of Roxsana Hernández — a Honduran transgender woman who died while in ICE custody, and may have been beaten while handcuffed — has requested the U.S. government be added to their lawsuit.
News
Andrea Meza of Mexico Crowned 69th Miss Universe
Andrea Meza of Mexico has been crowned Miss Universe.
Entertainment
Nick Jonas Hospitalized for Injury on Set of Mystery Project
Nick Jonas has been hospitalized after suffering an injury late Saturday night while filming a new mystery show, TMZ has learned.
Business
Peloton's 'King of Quarantine' Cody Rigsby Takes Fear Out of Fitness
Peloton's Cody Rigsby has become the go-to instructor for the new exercise giant. EDGE spoke to the former dancer about his newfound celebrity, his love of pop divas and how he wants to take the fear out fitness.
Technology
Watch: Who Knew? TikTok Comic Identifies LGBTQ Pokémon Universe
Trying to figure out the sexuality of Pokémon may not be high on most people's agenda, but Boston-based comedian Connor Diddle is using his TikTok account to tell the world which characters of the popular Japanese game franchise are LGBTQ.
Finance
In a Year of Lemons, How Lemonade Insurance Also Supports Vital LGBTQ Organizations
Lemonade has turned wishful thinking into a reality with a technology-driven business model that makes acquiring various insurance types as easy as a few clicks, as well as a robust social action plan.
Cars
Edmunds: 2021 Ford Bronco Sport vs the Subaru Forester
The launch of Ford's Bronco, its highly anticipated Jeep Wrangler-like SUV, won't likely happen until late this year. But there is already a Bronco-badged alternative at dealer lots.
Style
Home Cooks Finds Antidote to Blandness on TikTok Videos
From sourdough to feta pasta, much of the last year at home has been food-focused. And one driver of these delectable fads is the social media platform TikTok.
Health/Fitness
CDC Director Defends Decision to Ditch Masks
The head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Sunday defended the decision to ease mask-wearing guidance for fully vaccinated people, stressing that increasing political pressure had nothing to do with the abrupt shift in guidelines.
Travel
90% of Americans Have Taken a Road Trip in the Past Year
Nearly seven in 10 Americans are yearning to escape from the people they've been quarantining with by taking a much-deserved road trip this summer, according to new research.
Nightlife
Watch: High Roads and Low: Inside Jack Mackenroth & Dolf Dietrich's Very Messy Break-up
Their break-up may not have gotten the headlines that J-Lo and Arod may have gotten recently, but gay Manhattan was abuzz this week about the break-up of LGBTQ influencer Jack Mackenroth and adult star Dolf Dietrich that went very public this past weekend
Recent Reviews
Review: Ambitious, Memorable 'The Underground Railroad' Haunts
Barry Jenkins' sprawling, lyrical, beautiful, and haunting 10-episode limited series is both a highlight in his oeuvre and an important work of American filmmaking. It's something you won't soon forget.
Review: 'Spiral: From The Book Of Saw' is a Pressure-Cooker Torture Test of Tolerance
"Spiral: From the Book of Saw" is a paint-by-numbers plot where the screenwriters are constantly illustrating outside the lines with ambition, but the overall final product is a hot mess of missed targets and sloppy, half-baked construction.
Review: 'Halston' Cut to Fit Ryan Murphy's Style
The Ryan Murphy-produced (and co-written) five-episode miniseries "Halston" is as recognizably Murphy in style and gloss as Halston's own work reflected the famed designer - and that's just fine.