Any film starring Ian McKellen is bound to be good, and The Christophers is no exception. This 2025 comedy-drama, directed by Steven Soderbergh, delivers a perfect blend of humor and heartfelt moments that keep viewers engaged throughout its one-hour-and-40-minute runtime. The story follows the children
In the heart of Fremont, one of Seattle’s most colorful and creative neighborhoods, there’s a bookstore that’s redefining what it means to be a Queer community space. Charlie’s Queer Books, which opened its doors in late 2023, is more than just a place to buy books
We knew from the start we’d be putting ourselves on a literal ‘front line’ when we built this ranch in an economically depressed, conservative rural area. It was the entire premise behind our vision statement: “make manifest the change we wish to see in the world through hospitality”. Being
A public service announcement & gay dating guide no one asked for, but many desperately need. Let’s start with a disclaimer. This is not a guide to straight dating. I am wildly unqualified for that. If you need help navigating heterosexual courtship, I suggest literally anyone else. This is
CONVERSATIONS WITH LEGENDS: THE INTERVIEW ARTICLES FRANK GAIMARI ©️2026 Flit Books 203 PAGES Frank Gaimari doesn’t just tell stories, he brings them to life. At 64, this Seattle-based writer and storyteller has turned a lifetime of experiences into narratives that entertain, inspire, and connect with people on a
I was raised in a faith community that believed homosexuals are equivalent to murderers. Some years after I came out, my mother sent me a letter and two UPS boxes containing everything from my childhood — baby photos, a stamp collection, matchbox cars — and told me we could no longer be
Randy Boyd’s The Unfrozen Few: Book One: Welcome to the Future is a bold and imaginative work of speculative fiction that combines a gripping premise with emotional depth. The story follows eleven AIDS patients from the 1980s who, after being frozen in a controversial medical experiment, awaken decades later
When you think of history, you may picture a stuffy visit to a museum: the smell of old documents, the replicas of Civil War–era dresses, dust collecting on ancient plaques. Those places also often overlook the histories of those who need their stories showcased the most. The Oregon Queer
Twenty-three events that outline the evolution of how gay men would seek out casual sex in bathhouses, parks and eventually online. This story was produced in partnership with hankycode, an LGBTQ+ history publication. While it’s widely believed that cruising culture has existed for hundreds of years, the official
This article published by Source One News Wenatchee-based LGBTQ+ group says it has fully funded a year-long billboard installation in East Wenatchee, marking a new and highly visible effort to support LGBTQ+ visibility in the region following a contentious city policy change. Members of OUT North Central Washington
Lady Bunny is a name synonymous with the glittering, unapologetic world of drag. With her towering blonde wigs, double-stacked lashes, and razor-sharp humor, she has been a force in the scene for decades. But this legendary performer isn’t just a drag queen — she’s a comedian, DJ,
As LGBTQIA+ rights face renewed threats worldwide, now is the perfect time to revisit Jimmy Somerville's music. His soaring falsetto and fearless activism were more than just the soundtrack of a generation; they became a rallying cry for equality, love, and resilience. As we navigate these turbulent times,
March at the mountain ranch is not a soft awakening. It is an active negotiation. One morning the ground loosens and trees start to bloom. The next morning, it locks itself under snow again in a final act of winter defiance. We refer to March as the season of Sprinter:
What does it take to survive—and even win—in trying times?. Recently, in my search for answers, I found myself locked in battle with a giant and sinister cell phone company. It was not a battle I had planned to fight, but history rarely asks our permission. The experience
Kris Andersson is a name that might not immediately ring a bell, but his alter ego, Dixie Longate, has been making waves in theaters worldwide for over two decades. Born on November 29, 1969, in Ohio, Andersson has built a career that is as unique as it is inspiring. With
Greg Herren’s latest Scotty Bradley mystery, Hurricane Season Hustle, is a stormy, suspenseful ride that pulls you into the heart of New Orleans during one of its most chaotic and dangerous times. Herren, a master of blending humor, intrigue, and the unique flavor of his hometown, delivers a story
