OutSmart magazine’s 25th annual Gayest & Greatest awards celebrate the accomplishments of Houston’s leading artists, activists, and business people.
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Landon Richie, at just 19 years old, is already a seasoned activist. He’s also OutSmart’s winner for Most Prominent Youth…
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Kennedy “Kent” Loftin is the Montrose Center’s chief development officer—the money man who spearheaded the $27 million Law Harrington Senior…
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The Houston LGBTQ+ Political Caucus advocates for inclusion and change.
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Atlantis Narcisse organizes events like Black Trans Empowerment week with McFarland, the founder of The Mahogany Project, Inc. (TMP), a…
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Christina Wells says, “Dreams aren’t just for the young. Talent is not just for the young. Opportunity is not just…
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If you know Rebecca French from the Houston dance scene beginning in the late ’90s, you probably know about Rivkah…
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There are a lot of great bartenders in the gayborhood, but Ulysses “Uly” Money, this year’s G&G Favorite Nonbinary Bartender,…
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Januari Fox is a two-time winner of the Gayest & Greatest Most Valuable Female Volunteer award.
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The Montrose SPENGA studio offers a unique new workout option.
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