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Finance writer Nick Wolny’s new book Money Proud blends humor, queer culture, and practical advice to help LGBTQ readers manage debt, build wealth, and plan confidently.

A tax refund may feel like a windfall, but it’s really your own money coming back. Here’s how to decide whether to save, invest, or pay down debt.

Houston drag king Juecee talks drag family, rhinestoned pageant jackets, and bringing bold LGBTQ visibility to Out at the Rodeo.

March’s astrology features a powerful Pisces lineup, a New Moon on March 18, and Mercury retrograde ending March 20, encouraging reflection, emotional awareness, and thoughtful decisions in love.

February’s Aquarius new moon doubles as a solar eclipse, signaling major shifts, fresh intentions and long-term change as astrology’s first eclipse of the year arrives.

Houston drag performer Maria Maria brings handmade looks, high-energy numbers, and star power to every stage, blending Afro Latinx pride, humor, and ambition into a fast-rising drag career.

As 2026 gets underway, high-income earners can still act on select 2025 tax strategies while planning ahead to reduce taxes, improve efficiency, and support long-term financial goals.

The IRS has raised retirement plan contribution limits for 2026. Understanding these changes can help savers make strategic decisions and maximize tax-advantaged retirement growth this year.

Shookarena is an up-and-coming Houston drag queen blending camp, cosplay, and commentary. From thrifted denim looks to sharp takes on politics, she’s defining drag on her own terms.

The start of 2026 marks a rare energetic reset. Numerology and the first new moon of the year point toward fresh beginnings, intention setting, and long-term growth.