Idaho becomes the latest "Do Not Travel" state for transgender people, raising the number of states transgender people should not travel through to 4. Erin In The Morning is a reader-supported publication. Consider becoming a subscriber. Short summary of updates: The legislative season of 2026 in state
This week: Farewell, Dolly; Canada’s national LGBTQ+ monument; Attitude gets personal with PM Rob Jetten; Ghana’s Anglican Church on anti-gay bill; the Log Cabin Republicans; Coward; and much more… This update is provided by Fabrice Houdart, consider supporting his important work. In the United States, the death
Some books you read. Others you live inside for a while. Elliot Tiber’s After Woodstock: The True Story of a Belgian Movie, an Israeli Wedding, and a Manhattan Breakdown falls into the latter category. If you loved Taking Woodstock, you already know Tiber has a talent for spinning a
The world of entertainment is mourning today. Tim Curry, the legendary actor known for his bold performances and unforgettable characters, has passed away at the age of 80. Over his long career, Curry brought a unique mix of menace, humor, and heart to every role, from the seductive Dr. Frank-
It is with heavy hearts that we remember Dolly Parton, who passed away on August 25, 2026. Her loss leaves a void in the world of music. Dolly could never be confined. With her sparkling smile, extraordinary talent, and open heart, she was more than an entertainer — she was a
It might not be a great loss for transgender people. But it is a reminder that courage, solidarity, and moral clarity are in increasingly short supply — in ways that echo darker moments in history. This update is provided by Fabrice Houdart, consider supporting his important work. The news this week:
Come on in, the water’s fine. Wade into it up to your ankles, your calves, your waist, you’ll be okay. You’ll adjust to the waves that swirl around you so come on, dive in, it’s all good. As in the new book Finding Renée Richards by
Queer history is not background. It is infrastructure. It is how communities survive erasure, recognize themselves, and pass forward the knowledge required to live openly and fully. When queer media disappears, it is not just stories that are lost—it is strategy, memory, and proof of possibility. The newly digitized
I walked into the advance screening of Mutiny expecting a strong action film. What I experienced was something entirely different — 95 minutes of raw, breathless, unrelenting cinema that had me white-knuckling my armrest from start to finish. The film hits the ground running and never lets you catch your
In a time when gay rights are under attack in the U.S., a minority of gay American men are still staunch Trump supporters. Why? This article published by Uncloseted Media. Consider supporting their important work at https://www.unclosetedmedia.com/ When Evan decided it was time to tell his
Starting August 1, 2026, a complex of fast-moving wildfires—including the Old Trails, Autumn Lane, and Fairview fires—devastated the edges of Spokane, Washington. The wind-driven blazes scorched over 10,500 acres, destroyed at least 900 homes and structures, and forced roughly 65,000 residents to evacuate in
This September, Grammy-winning musician and Scissor Sisters frontman Jake Shears steps into one of theater's most electrifying roles, taking on Dr. Frank-N-Furter in Broadway's current revival of The Rocky Horror Show. Jake Shears first rose to global recognition as the frontman of Scissor
In a genre saturated with reboots and remakes, Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma stands out as a brilliantly self-aware love letter to trashy horror franchises — however, it’s crucial to understand that Camp Miasma itself is entirely fictional. There is no real cult classic lurking in some
Starting August 1, 2026, a complex of fast-moving wildfires—including the Old Trails, Autumn Lane, and Fairview fires—devastated the edges of Spokane, Washington. The wind-driven blazes scorched over 10,500 acres, destroyed at least 900 homes and structures, and forced roughly 65,000 residents to evacuate in
Although Walla Walla, WA is a relatively small city, it has earned a reputation for being increasingly inclusive and supportive of LGBTQ+ visitors and residents alike. Throughout downtown, businesses proudly embrace diversity, creating an environment where authenticity is celebrated rather than questioned. There's a particular kind of magic
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