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Sara Van Buskirk Is Ready for Her Next Chapter

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.

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Houston DJ Athenz Dazzles FIFA World Cup 2026 Crowds

Houston DJ Athenz — a two-time Gayest & Greatest winner — is the official DJ for the Michelob Ultra Activation Zone at seven FIFA World Cup 2026 matches at Houston Stadium.

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Cody Renard Richard Opens Doors for Future Theater Leaders

Broadway stage manager and producer Cody Renard Richard reflects on his Houston roots, Queer visibility, and creating opportunities for the next generation of theater professionals.

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Mark Ivy Finds His Way Home to the Houston Stage

Out actor Mark Ivy reflects on his longtime connection to Theatre Under the Stars, Houston audiences, and the enduring power of live theater.

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STOP! THAT! TRAIN! Barrels onto Big Screens, Serving Camp Comedy Gold

STOP! THAT! TRAIN! embraces absurd comedy while centering drag performers as stars, not punchlines, in a rare mainstream queer ensemble film.

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The Dads Captures Families Fighting for Trans Youth

The Dads documents fathers of transgender children as they confront political attacks, healthcare restrictions, and fear while building community through the Dads Foundation.

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4th Wall Theatre Reimagines Hamlet with FAT HAM

Houston’s 4th Wall Theatre stages FAT HAM, a reimagining of Hamlet that centers Black identity, family, and self-determination through humor, heart, and a radically hopeful ending.

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Janan Araujo-Siam Builds Space for Queer Comedy in Houston

Comedian Janan Araujo-Siam is creating inclusive comedy spaces in Houston while using humor to bridge differences, challenge norms, and elevate diverse voices in stand-up.

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How Hannah Montana Became an Unexpected Icon for Marginalized Kids

As 'Hannah Montana' marks 20 years, fans reflect on how the show’s themes of dual identity, secrecy, and transformation resonated deeply with queer audiences navigating their own lives.

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Real Housewives Take on HIV Crisis as Drug Access Shrinks Nationwide

Reality TV stars are taking their platforms to Capitol Hill as cuts to HIV drug assistance programs threaten access to lifesaving care for thousands of low-income Americans.

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