Alex and his husband want a baby. Australia's laws pushed them to look overseas
A gay couple from Australia has turned to South America for surrogacy after facing frustrations with the country's restrictive surrogacy laws.
Impromptu wedding kicks off Sydney Mardi Gras celebrations
An impromptu wedding in Hyde Park heralds the start of Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras celebrations, which will feature over 150 floats and 9,000 participants in a vibrant parade.
Let's Talk About Money: 'That Wasn't Gay, It Was Martial Arts in Ballet Shoes'
Osiel Gouneo, a prominent ballet dancer, discusses the challenges of financial security for dancers and his experiences as a black man in Munich in a recent interview.
After being appointed Prime Minister of the Netherlands, a politician openly discussing his homosexuality gains attention for his and his fiancé's story
The newly appointed Dutch Prime Minister, who is openly gay, has attracted public interest for his relationship with his fiancé Nicolás Keenan, a talented hockey player.
At 90, Hermínio Bello de Carvalho writes the first explicitly gay song lyric in the composer's repertoire
Hermínio Bello de Carvalho, at 90, has penned 'Cabernet Sauvignon,' the first song with an explicitly gay lyric in his catalog, set to music by Vidal Assis.
'Particular Flowers': the memoirs of Nora Eckert, a trans woman in West Berlin in the 70s
The article discusses the memoirs of Nora Eckert, a trans woman who navigated life in 1970s West Berlin as both a gay man and later as a woman, highlighting her cultural contributions and experiences.
'Nothing prepared me for what happened after Married At First Sight UK'
Keye Luke, a participant from Married At First Sight UK, shares his reflections on the challenges of returning to normal life after the show, particularly as a gay man.
From the first Mardi Gras to RuPaul, do you know your queer history?
Australia's upcoming Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras highlights the significance of LGBTQIA+ history and ongoing struggles for rights.
Suspected serial violent homophobe walked free over gay bashing
A suspected serial offender linked to an Islamic State network has been released on probation after pleading guilty to a violent gay assault that was filmed and shared on social media.
From forbidden gay love to kinky queer romance: The latest film releases
A film critic discusses recent film releases, particularly focusing on 'The History of Sound,' a love story set during World War I that has drawn comparisons to 'Brokeback Mountain.'
'Gay Friendly', 'Inclusive' and 'Home of Alcoholic Creativity': How Carnival in BH Resounded in the Portuguese Press
The carnival in Belo Horizonte gained international attention as it was celebrated in the Portuguese press as inclusive and vibrant, attracting millions of attendees.
New laws flagged after 'violent' attacks on gay and bisexual Sydney teens
NSW Premier Chris Minns announced potential new laws targeting violent crimes against gay and bisexual individuals in response to recent violent attacks.
'You wanna be gay?': Sydney teens bashed on camera in IS-inspired attacks
Sydney teenagers who identify as gay or bisexual have been violently attacked on camera, connected to ISIS-inspired violence.
Tomio Okamura Probably Won't Be Happy with My Book, Says Writer Vratislav Maňák About His New Work
Czech writer Vratislav Maňák discusses his new book 'S Wittgensteinem v gay sauně' which explores male homosexuality in contemporary Central Europe.
Defense of Hytalo Santos requests the removal of the judge who mentioned that he is black and gay
Hytalo Santos's lawyers have petitioned for the removal of a judge who referenced Santos's race and sexual orientation in a recent sentence condemning him and his husband for producing sexual content involving minors.
Netherlands' youngest and first LGBTQ Prime Minister born
The Netherlands has elected its youngest and first openly gay Prime Minister, Rob Jetten.
Netherlands: The new government led by centrist Rob Jetten has been sworn in
The new Dutch government, led by centrist Rob Jetten, was sworn in today, marking the first openly gay prime minister in the country's history.
Centrist Rob Jetten sworn in as youngest Dutch Prime Minister
Rob Jetten has been sworn in as the youngest and first openly gay prime minister of the Netherlands after his party’s significant election victory over the far-right Freedom Party.
The Netherlands is led by the youngest prime minister in the country's history, facing a tough task
Rob Jetten has become the youngest and first openly gay prime minister of the Netherlands amid a challenging political landscape.
A Charm Bomb of a Love Novel
The article reviews Bjørn Rasmussen's novel 'Stefan and Brian for Eternity. Homoroman,' highlighting its unique qualities in the portrayal of gay love.
The Memoirs of Liza Minnelli: From Her Gay Husband and the Dangerous 'Genetic' Legacy of Her Mother to the Fight Against Excesses
Liza Minnelli's upcoming autobiography reveals intimate details about her life, including her struggles and triumphs, and is set to release in March.
In Disguise: Undercover
The article discusses a film scenario set in Syracuse in 1997 where an undercover cop, Lucas, uses his sexuality to trap potential offenders, complicating his own life when he develops feelings for a fellow gay officer.
Rights groups urge Senegal authorities to protect LGBT community amid wave of homophobia
International rights groups are urging Senegal to enhance protections for the LGBT community amid rising homophobia, marked by notable arrests of several men under anti-gay laws.
The Deportees of Tgr. After the gay lobby, now Ranucci stumbles over colleagues. Usigrai: "Respect is needed"
Sigfrido Ranucci criticizes Il Giornale and its reporting on internal competition results at RAI, referring to the transfer of journalists as a form of 'deportation.'
Pillion: Love Hurts in Many Ways
The film 'Pillion' explores the struggles of an introverted and gay protagonist as he seeks to break free from the constraints of acceptance in his life.
The journey from 'gay bashing city' to role model must continue
A new report examines the changing attitudes of youth in Gothenburg towards LGBTQ+ individuals, revealing increased intolerance, particularly among young boys and those from immigrant backgrounds.
Stockholm's Oldest Gay Bar Saved from Closure
Side Track, Stockholm's oldest gay bar, has been saved from closure following a dispute with a neighbor, resolving months of uncertainty about its future.
Abortion, gay rights, euthanasia, all the 'no' from Vannacci. Here is the manifesto of Fn
Italy's new political party "Futuro Nazionale con Vannacci" outlines its core, non-negotiable values including strict citizenship rights and opposition to gay marriage and euthanasia.
Rafa Sánchez, singer of La Unión: "Hiding my homosexuality, I slept with hundreds of women and had quite a satisfactory level"
Rafa Sánchez reflects on his life as a gay man in Spain, discussing his past relationships with women and his experiences during the Movida madrileña.
Meet GayC/DC — the world’s only all-gay AC/DC tribute band
The article introduces GayC/DC, the world's only all-gay tribute band to AC/DC, showcasing the band's spirit and dedication to rock music.
With a 1h30 delay due to rain, gay and trans queens are elected at the 2026 Carnival of Rio Branco
The 2026 Carnival celebrations in Rio Branco culminated in the election of Bianca Lins and Liah Souza as the Gay and Trans Queens following a significant rain delay.
The Democratic Party embraces curling, silence on the 'gay tour', and the red censors: here is the podium of the worst
The Italian Democratic Party faced backlash for using curling champions in a controversial campaign against judicial reform.
Is being a mom and dad fundamentally different? Brain scans of gay male parents show otherwise.
An article discussing how societal expectations for parenting differ by gender and the role of biology vs. cultural influences in shaping parenting behaviors.
LGBT veteran denied compensation feels 'punished for a second time'
RAF veteran Chris Dennis, 80, expresses his frustration at being denied LGBT reparations due to being discharged from the military in 1966 for being gay.
"I am the flag bearer of nothing": Stéphane Bern explains why he would not dance with a man in "Dancing with the Stars"
Stéphane Bern, participating in the 15th edition of 'Dancing with the Stars', explains his decision to only dance with women despite identifying openly as gay, as he wishes to avoid sending mixed messages.
Gay couple stabbed on Consolação Street, central region of São Paulo, with suspected homophobic motivation
A gay couple was stabbed in São Paulo, leading to concerns over a potential homophobic attack.
February's unmissable TV: Steamy gay hockey, 'America's Next Top Model' controversy and more
February showcases a diverse lineup of television, including a steamy hockey romance and the controversies of 'America's Next Top Model'.
Movies and series that depict desire, like 'Heated Rivalry', to watch on streaming
The article discusses the series 'Heated Rivalry', which portrays a gay romance between two hockey players and has garnered significant attention for its bold representation and explicit scenes.
Openly gay men in elite sport are rare, leaving women to lead queer inclusion
The article discusses the lack of openly gay men in elite sports and highlights women's sports as leading the way in queer inclusion initiatives.
Here are the new gay chats
Il Giornale reveals additional significant messages exchanged between Maria Rosaria Boccia and Sigfrido Ranucci regarding the alleged 'gay lobby' in Italy.
In the defense of minorities, greater coherence would be needed
Franco Grillini critiques the alleged existence of a right-wing gay lobby in Italy, suggesting it's more of a theatrical act than reality.
The 'homo-spy' of the companions
The article discusses the controversy surrounding Sigfrido Ranucci after he used the term "gay ride" in a chat, igniting discussions on free speech and political correctness.
Giletti-Ranucci Clash Over Chat Regarding the 'Right-Wing Gay Lobby'. The Report Host Responds: 'False Accusations'
Massimo Giletti and Sigfrido Ranucci engage in a public dispute over statements made about a supposed 'right-wing gay lobby' involving several prominent figures in Italian media and politics.
The Last Delirium of Ranucci Between Homophobia, Spies, and Conspiracies
Sigfrido Ranucci's latest social media post claims without evidence that various media figures are part of a 'gay lobby', which has sparked controversy regarding homophobia and conspiracy theories.
I thought that certain prejudices about gay people on the left had been overcome. But I was wrong.
Paola Concia reflects on ongoing prejudices against the LGBTQ+ community within leftist politics in Italy, prompted by leaked chats discussing a list of famous suspected gay individuals.
Lobby? Homophobia disguised. The case of Ranucci's chats continues to spark debate
The debate intensifies over leaked chats involving journalist Sigfrido Ranucci discussing a "dangerous gay circle," with public figures responding to allegations of homophobia.
Two Senegalese celebrities arrested in high-profile 'anti-gay' case
Two prominent Senegalese figures have been arrested in a significant anti-gay crackdown in Senegal, prompting international attention and condemnation.
The skier did not come out of the closet after all – An incomprehensible mistake
Skier Andrew Musgrave clarifies that a newspaper mistakenly reported him as coming out as gay, which he has never claimed.
'More than Rivals': Courage is Needed
The article discusses the need for diverse representation of gay characters in television, advocating for narratives that reflect the complexities of their lives beyond sexual orientation.
Gay Lobby, Giletti Uncovers Ranucci
Massimo Giletti reveals the authenticity of messages from Sigfrido Ranucci regarding claims about a gay lobby, presenting them as part of an inquiry into political manipulations.