Pride in the Media

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Show Celebrated Latino Culture and LGBTQ Visibility

Bad Bunny led a mostly Spanish-language Super Bowl halftime show celebrating Latino culture, with visible LGBTQ representation and appearances by…

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OutSmart Earns GLAAD Media Award Nomination

OutSmart magazine has been nominated for a GLAAD Media Award for its reporting on the removal of Montrose’s rainbow crosswalks…

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On the Cover 2025

From sports and activism to art and culture, OutSmart’s 2025 cover stars define the voices telling Houston’s LGBTQ stories.

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Chron Reporter Gwen Howerton Stays Rooted in the State She Calls Home

After finding her voice in College Station and Houston, culture reporter Gwen Howerton continues to tell stories that humanize Texas’…

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Preserving Houston’s LGBTQ History: OutSmart Archives Go Digital

With support from the Invisible Histories Project, historian JD Doyle has digitized OutSmart’s archives, preserving more than 30 years of…

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Civil Rights Icon Linda Morales Continues Her Fight for Justice

Linda Morales, known for her role in the landmark Morales v. Texas case, continues to fight for civil rights in…

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Deborah Moncrief Bell Reflects on Decades in Houston LGBTQ Media

For nearly five decades, Deborah Moncrief Bell has shaped Houston’s LGBTQ media—spanning print, radio, listservs, and podcasts—while spotlighting voices from…

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Ernie Manouse and Frank Billingsley Bring Fresh Energy to Hello, Houston!

Houston media icons Ernie Manouse and Frank Billingsley join Celeste Diaz Schurman to host Hello, Houston!—a new daily radio show…

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Jay Michaels: A Voice of Authenticity and Connection

Jay Michaels, a beloved radio personality, shares his passion for media and his journey in the industry.

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Stellar Storyteller

Everyone has a unique story to tell, and Baytown native David Clarke is devoted to making sure they get told.…

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