Zubrick Magic Theatre celebrated five years in St. Petersburg's EDGE District with an intimate gathering featuring local leaders, special recognitions, and a preview of upcoming projects.
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Florida primary candidates address LGBTQ+ concerns in our current issue, including David Jolly. See what the gubernatorial hopeful and more have to say by finding a print copy shorturl.at/PJKgK and read the digital edition at shorturl.at/SKzcV.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth threatened to end the Pentagon's century-old partnership with Scouting America unless it refocused away from diversity initiatives. The organization subsequently scrapped several inclusion spaces at its West Virginia jamboree.
Reggie White has officially launched his first season leading Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company. Get the details on his background, his artistic goals, and what lies ahead for the venue.
A proposed amendment in Kansas would replace governor appointments of high court justices with statewide elections. Critics warn that judicial races in other states have drawn record political spending.
A federal judge sentenced former Orlando and Tampa nightclub co-owner Richard Kowalczyk to 14 years in prison. The sentencing follows an investigation by federal law enforcement into child sexual abuse material.
IWith voting underway, Equality Florida Action PAC weighs in on Florida's Aug. 18 primary in our new issue. Hear from candidates across Central Florida and Tampa Bay by finding a copy near you at shorturl.at/PJKgK and in the digital version at shorturl.at/SKzcV.
A performance collective in Germany brought diverse audiences together after a tragic attack near Berlin's Pride parade. Members of Queens Against Borders took the stage to support immigrant and refugee artists while demonstrating community resilience.
Ariana Grande explores understated vocals and somber R&B textures on her newly released album, "Petal."
Madonna delivered a headlining performance at the WorldPride Music Festival in Amsterdam over the weekend. The show anchored the entertainment lineup for WorldPride 2026, which drew visitors from around the globe to the Dutch capital.
Poland's top court blocked government plans to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other EU nations. The unanimous decision sets up a legal clash with the European Union, which previously ordered member states to recognize foreign same-sex unions.
The annual Amsterdam Pride Canal Parade brought vibrant celebrations and message-driven floats to the Dutch capital on Aug. 1. Organizers, advocacy groups, and global visitors gathered for the centerpiece event of WorldPride 2026.
For many LGBTQ+ people, finding inclusive end-of-life care can involve fear of discrimination or misgendering. Funeral director Michael Moloney reflects on almost four decades of experience and why he built a space in Pinellas County dedicated to respectful, compassionate service.
Orlando will host the 2026 Golden Crown Literary Society conference Aug. 5 through Aug. 9 at the DoubleTree by Hilton near Universal Orlando. The annual gathering features panels, book signings and networking for sapphic literature creators and fans.
The U.S. Department of Education opened probes into Denver Public Schools and Washington's Bethel School District over alleged parental rights law violations. Investigations center on a former Denver teacher's classroom assignment and a June Pride display featuring vials of testosterone.
The finale of Netflix's "Heartstopper" series explores the growing pains of young adulthood, addressing relationship challenges, mental health, and life after high school.
The nation relies on an administrative directive requiring psychiatric diagnoses and surgical procedures for legal ID changes, leaving applicants in legal uncertainty.
Evolve Tampa Bay, Justice Over Everything and Magnified Voices are partnering tonight for an LGBTQ+ Town Hall at The Bricks in Ybor City. Running from 7 to 9 p.m., the discussion will focus on healthcare, education, and voting rights.