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Billionaires' Row is seen before sunrise in New York City, U.S., September 26, 2025. REUTERS/Jeenah Moon/File Photo

Events

What to do in queer NYC this weekend

By Michael Shirey

Oct 13, 2025; Landover, Maryland, USA; A general overview of the Northwest Stadium before a game between the Chicago Bears and the Washington Commanders.

Sports

NFL donates to the Trevor Project for National Coming Out Day

By Amber Sexton

Andrew Cuomo, Zohran Mamdani, and Curtis Sliwa are set to face off in the general election in November.

News

How the NYC mayoral candidates compare on LGBTQ issues

By Matt Tracy

Miss Major participates as a grand marshal in the 2024 NYC Pride March.

Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, Stonewall veteran and longtime trans activist, dies at 78

By Matt Tracy

The corner of New Lots Ave. and Vermont St. in Brooklyn is where an alleged anti-LGBTQ attack took place on Oct. 5.

Crime

Woman hit with a chair in alleged anti-LGBTQ attack in Brooklyn

By Amber Sexton

Zohran Mamdani, wearing a "Gays for Zohran" pin, delivers remarks to the crowd at a National Coming Out Day rally on Oct. 11, 2025.

Politics

Hundreds join Gays for Zohran’s National Coming Out Day rally

By Dashiell Allen

The Caribbean Equality Project team at their inaugural gala on Sept. 19.

Guest Perspective

Caribbean Equality Project celebrates a decade of resistance and belonging

By Ryan Persadie (Cultural Researcher, Caribbean Equality Project)

Antoine Craigwell delivers opening remarks at the In My Mind Conference.

Health

At The Center, ‘In My Mind’ Conference spotlights mental health and LGBTQIA+ veterans of color

By Amber Sexton

People sit near the bar at Ginger's during a National Coming Out Day mixer on Oct. 9.

Legal

Legal groups co-host National Coming Out Day mixer at Ginger’s

By Amber Sexton

The NYPD released this image of a man sought in a hate crime investigation after two men were assaulted and subjected to anti-LGBTQ slurs in Hell’s Kitchen

AMNY

Two men injured in homophobic attack on Hell’s Kitchen street, cops say

The trajectory of mpox cases in New York City so far this year.

Health

NYC mpox cases increase again in September, surpassing 2025 monthly high

By Matt Tracy

The New York Appellate Division, 2nd Department, in Brooklyn.

Legal

Roller Rebels win preliminary injunction against Nassau County’s anti-trans sports law

By Arthur S. Leonard

Erik Bottcher at his 2021 election night party at The Chelsea Bell.

Politics

Bottcher raises $683k in first 24 hours after announcing potential Congressional bid

By Matt Tracy

Liam Oh as Ray McAffey and Miles Heizer as Cameron Cope in "Boots."

Cinema

‘Boots’ marches through life in the marines in the shadow of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’

By Gary M. Kramer

(L to R) Ayo Edebiri as Maggie and Julia Roberts as Alma in "After the Hunt."

Cinema

‘After the Hunt’ mistakes arbitrary plot twists for complex thought

By Steve Erickson

Councilmember Erik Bottcher speaks at a Sept. 30 rally against the Trump administration's anti-trans funding cuts.

Politics

Denouncing Trump, Bottcher explores bid for Congress in race to replace Nadler

By Matt Tracy

More from Around NYC

pacha

Pacha New York offers ‘goodwill coupons’ to Mirage ticketholders ahead of opening weekend on June 20

Screenshot

A Bronx staple: How Egidio Pastry Shop preserves 100 years of tradition

Eric Campbell, business professional, music executive, and the founder /director of the nonprofit organization Some People Understand Differently, Inc. (SPUD Inc.).

From family values to nonprofit vision: Eric Campbell’s Journey

Judge Debra Ann Livingston of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit holding Judith S. Kaye Award. Photo courtesy of the Historical Society for the New York Courts.

Historical Society of the New York Courts honors federal appeals judge at annual gala