Lifestyle

A 3 a.m. Hinge subscription, two proposals, a second line, and a Pride-colored glass: how wedding planner Jim Gray and nurse Jonathan Gray built a Hotel ZaZa celebration that told their whole story.

East Texas car salesman Seth Brown-Hickman built a social media following on the showroom floor — but his real story is the decade-long romance with husband Avery that led to a backyard wedding in Cold…

A rose garden in Berkeley. A rooftop in Houston. A decade of partnership. Darnell and Jamar Williamson-Fennell designed every moment of their celebration to be unapologetically theirs.

Weight is not a behavior. That's the foundation of Space City Nutrition, where dietitian Abbie Madden is building a queer-affirming practice that challenges everything the diet industry wants you to believe.

When their names were called at the James Beard Awards, Chef Henry Lu called it an out-of-body experience. For Houston, it was a long time coming.

Grand jury subpoenas. Medicare threats. FDA warnings over chest binders. The Trump administration isn't using one agency to restrict trans youth care — it's using all of them.

Episcopal priest Carter Heyward was irregularly ordained in 1974 as one of the Philadelphia Eleven. Now in retirement, she's organizing Moral Mondays, leading NAACP strategy, and writing about white Christian nationalism.

At 62, Nathaniel De La Fuente has navigated HIV, neurological damage, chronic pain, and a TIA stroke. He calls it living with intention — and he wouldn't let anyone define him by what he can't…

Throughout Pride Month and the World Cup, Dr. Nasser "Nas" Mohamed's Love Is the Goal campaign has encouraged people to see LGBTQ+ visibility not as a political statement, but as a human one. He partners…

The 988 Lifeline's specialized service for LGBTQ+ youth is set to return by year's end after Congress directed $33 million toward the effort. But The Trevor Project — which handled roughly half the program's 1.6…