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Red Corner Takes Centre Stage at Halifax Fringe Festival
In a world where art often asks us to think, Red Corner dares us to feel.The latest work from Nova Scotian multidisciplinary artist Dawn Web, this powerful theatrical adaptation transforms poetry into an immersive, multi-sensory journey. Blending spoken word, music,...
Zero Waste Daniel Honors Golden Girls 40th Anniversary in Disney Collaboration
The Brooklyn-Based Fashion Brand Will Pay Tribute to Television’s Most Iconic Foursome with an Immersive Store Takeover and a Limited-Edition Capsule Collection Available Online and In-Store Beginning July 31All Seven Seasons of the Iconic Series are Available for...
Cherry Grove Archives Collection 2025 Summer Programming
photo credit: Hot House Weekend Guest, 1958. CGAC, Gift of Harold SeeleyThe Cherry Grove Archives Collection promotes global appreciation of the rich and creative history of the earliest known haven for LGBTQ+ people and their allies in the United States. The CGAC is...
Kohl Almire Launches Under Color Management
(L-R) Maddie Medley, Kohl Almire and Charlie Holt. Photos by Curtis Wayne MillardNashville Management Company Focuses on Artist-First Strategy, Creative Collaboration and Inclusive RepresentationKohl Almire, one of the few transgender artist managers in the music...
Single Review: “Invisible to You” by Fedge
Fedge’s latest single “Invisible to You” is an electronic pop song about the paradoxical predicament of being publicly invisible and privately fetishized. Although perhaps applying only to so many people, it’s a necessary theme that everyone needs to consider; far...
Interview: Mean Siders Tear It Up with Unapologetically Queer, Feminist Glitz and Glam!
[This article was originally posted in 2021 and has been reposted with slight changes to its format.] Mean Siders proudly carries the torch of riot grrrl ever forward. Hailing from the Brooklyn indie scene and featuring an all-female, all-LGBTQ+ lineup of Katie Ortiz...
Imperfectly Billy! An Interview with Billy Mick
[This article was originally posted in 2020 and has been reposted with minor edits and slight changes to its format.] Billy Mick is on a mission to spread acceptance, empowerment, and joy as far and wide as possible--all with a smile on his face and dance in his step....
Interview: Singer-Songwriter daena Releases New Song ‘Bright Enough’ for National Coming Out Day
[This article was originally posted in 2020 and has been reposted with slight changes to its format.] daena [name not capitalized!] has put out a transcendently uplifting new single “Bright Enough” just in time for National Coming Out Day two days later. Picking up...
Pride 2025: The Bold Rise of Queer Music in Canada – Part 2
More Essential Tracks from Canada’s 2SLGBTQIA+ Music SceneThe beat goes on—and it’s gloriously queer. In Part 1, we explored a vibrant collection of queer Canadian artists reshaping the country’s music scene. Now, we’re back with Part 2—featuring even more artists...
Album Review: Alter Ego by daena
photo by Acacia Evans It’s interesting that daena brands herself as an “indie” pop artist because I’ve seen no press pictures in which she looks like a Middle American dad from the 80s. No trucker caps, no ironic mustaches—not even one jort! And her music doesn’t...