Archive – Page 254 of 1063 – Gay City News

48987227437_f8ed0881d2_o

Politics

Jimmy Van Bramer Wants to Make Queer History in Queens

By Matt Tracy

Members of the Port Authority Police Counter Terrorism unit patrol the subway corridor, at the New York Port Authority subway station near the site of an attempted detonation the day before, during the morning rush in New York

Legal

Lawsuit Alleging Port Authority Police Targeted Gay Men Heads to Trial

By Duncan Osborne

People walk past an Amazon Books retail store in New York

Books

Amazon Bans Books Labeling LGBTQ Identity as Mental Illness

By Tat Bellamy-Walker

Comedian Margaret Cho performs at the 2019 World Pride NYC and Stonewall 50th LGBTQ Pride Closing Ceremony in Times Square in New York

Cinema

Revry Offers Free Queer Movies for Women’s History Month

By Tat Bellamy-Walker

House Intelligence Committee holds hearing with EU Ambassador Sondland on Trump impeachment inquiry on Capitol Hill in Washington

Politics

New York’s LGBTQ Lawmakers Echo Calls for Cuomo’s Resignation

By Matt Tracy

157676283_10117999802912595_4208077585690682791_o (1)

Thank You for Coming Out

Em Weinstein, Thank You For Coming Out (While Staying In)

By Bobby Hankinson

Wojnarowiz-1984-F–k-You-F-ggot-F-cker

Cinema

Wojnarowicz Documentary Recalls an Uncompromising Gay Icon

By Gary M. Kramer

EwECk6hWYA0byPp

Music

Lil Nas X Unveils Release Date for New Single

By Tat Bellamy-Walker

117160995_1222888564737699_7604967060223517622_n

Crime

Trans Woman Killed in Cincinnati Amid String of Recent Murders

By Tat Bellamy-Walker

Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves signs the bill retiring the last state flag in the United States with the Confederate battle emblem, during a ceremony at the Governor’s Mansion in Jackson

Politics

Mississippi Governor Signs Bill Banning Trans Athletes

By Matt Tracy

Out Gay Ex-General Outlines Bid for Mayor

Politics

Loree Sutton Drops Out of New York City Mayoral Race

By Matt Tracy

COMING 2 AMERICA

Cinema

“Coming 2 America” is About the Return of the “Global African Family.” But Do LGBTQ Kin Get to Go?

By Nicholas Boston

Center Stage Still1

Cinema

Gay Director’s “Center Stage” Could Feel Familiar to Americans

By Steve Erickson

50720913686_cde5fe9cef_o (1)

Health

In His Second Epidemic, a Doctor Recalls His First

By Duncan Osborne

50047333661_269f02eb27_o

State Scraps Marsha P. Johnson Park Mural Following Backlash

By Kevin Duggan

Photo-705-re-1024×683

Politics

Corey Johnson Officially Enters Comptroller Race

By Dean Moses

More from Around NYC

bk-118th-american-independence-day-parade02,BC,PRINT_WEB

NYC’s oldest Independence Day Parade returns to Brooklyn for 119th year

Screenshot 2026-06-26 at 5.50.05 PM

Bronx fireworks extravaganza celebrates new Orchard Beach pavilion

Chantal Gesse, a Haitian-born immersive artist inspired by her Caribbean upbringing, creates one-of-a-kind pieces from her Harlem enclave. She showcased her popular hair-braiding series at a recent heritage exhibition at Queens Museum, Flushing Meadows Corona Park.

Inspired by her Haitian roots, Chantal Gesse creates immersive works of art from her Harlem enclave

Officers collected enough bags of the bootleg goods to load up a flatbed police truck in Chinatown

NYPD seizes $150 MILLION in fake Labubus, knockoff Knicks apparel and other countefeit merchandise in Chinatown sting