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Gloria Steinem, the Ms. magazine co-founder who spent six decades as the literal face of second-wave feminism—aviators and all—has died at 92. From "A Bunny's Tale" to the ERA fight to her Upper East Side…

Two men were shot and killed in the parking lot of Venture-N, a longtime Tucson gay bar, early Monday. The shooter, who also died, was carrying a note listing several LGBTQIA+ -associated businesses, police say

U.S. District Judge David Hittner ruled Tuesday that Texas Senate Bill 12 is unconstitutional, reaffirming his 2023 decision after the Fifth Circuit briefly let the law take effect earlier this year.

Pride Houston 365 returned to downtown Houston on August 15 for its rescheduled 48th Annual Pride Parade, bringing nearly 90 contingents together for a nighttime celebration of LGBTQ visibility, community, and Pride.

Performing Arts Houston gives singer-songwriter Ben Chavez the room to expand his 2025 New/Now piece Last Day, County Fair into a full-length concept musical premiering this September at the Wortham Center.

Houston-based cellist Nathaniel Cook joins the Recording Academy's Class of 2026, bringing a queer voice — and a genre-spanning career — to the table shaping the Grammy Awards.

The Garden Theatre skates the cult Broadway musical into MATCH this August, with producing artistic director Logan Vaden calling it "children's theater for middle-aged gay folks."

Choreographer Harrison Guy brings his personal history with Prairie View A&M to the stage in Dear Prairie View, an evening-length work tracing HBCU life from Juneteenth to today.

Ahead of her long-awaited sophomore album, Houston singer-songwriter Sara Van Buskirk headlines the sixth Annual Miller Summer Mixtape — blending Americana and folk influences with radical, queer-forward honesty.

Fifteen years after meeting at Texas A&M, actor Brock Hatton and scenic artist Lee Barker share the stage at the Houston Shakespeare Festival — one performing, one building the world around him.