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Standing up for the healthcare rights of trans youth.

Health

Dozens of New York groups call on state to create $50 million contingency fund for gender-affirming care

By Matt Tracy

Barracuda, known for its long-running "Star Search" drag show, first opened in 1995.

Barracuda closing down after three decades

By Matt Tracy

Is the Trump administration cracking down on poppers?

Health

Reports say FDA is targeting poppers

By Nicholas Boston

Ana Reyes, the judge who ruled against the Trump administration's ban on trans troops, testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., U.S., June 22, 2022.

Legal

‘Soaked in animus’: Judge blocks Trump’s ban on transgender troops

By Matt Tracy

A sign marks the headquarters of the Department of Veterans Affairs in Washington, D.C., U.S., February 20, 2025.

Health

Department of Veteran Affairs bans gender-affirming care for trans vets

By Matt Tracy

Paul Mescal and Patsy Ferran in "A Streetcar Named Desire."

Theater

Paul Mescal dazzles in a stripped-down ‘Streetcar’

By David Kennerley

“Pet Shop Days,” directed by Olmo Schnabel, opens March 15 at the Roxy Cinema.

Cinema

‘Pet Shop Days’ immerses viewers in gritty NYC romance drama

By Gary M. Kramer

Cherise Sherriffe, the interim director of SAGE Center Bronx, accepts the award on behalf of the center.

Seniors

SAGE Center Bronx honored for emergency preparedness work

By Gay City News

Pete Buttigieg won't run for office in Michigan, but his name remains in the mix for the 2028 presidential race.

Politics

Pete Buttigieg says he won’t run for office in Michigan

By Matt Tracy

Lou Goossens and Marius De Saeger in “Young Hearts."

Cinema

‘Young Hearts’ brings emotional authenticity to a queer coming-of-age story

By Gary M. Kramer

Bayard Rustin lived in the same apartment in Chelsea from 1962 until his death in 1987.

National Park Service claims error after partially scrubbing page about Bayard Rustin

By Matt Tracy

Ephraim Birney and Joel Myers in "As Time Goes By."

Theater

Awkward moments abound in well-intentioned but weak play ‘As Time Goes By’

By Christopher Byrne

“Being Maria," directed by Jessica Palud, opens March 21 at the Quad.

Cinema

‘Being Maria’ charts a bisexual actress’ traumatic encounter with Marlon Brando

By Steve Erickson

US Supreme Court justices attend President Donald Trump's address to a joint session of Congress at the US Capitol on March 04, 2025 in Washington, DC.

Legal

Supreme Court will rule on Colorado conversion therapy case

By Arthur S. Leonard

Troy Masters, 1961-2024.

March 30 memorial to honor Troy Masters

By Paul Schindler

Queer director Charles Shackleton's "Zodiac Killer Project” uses his unproduced film as a means of examining true crime's clichés and manipulation.

Cinema

A ‘First Look’ at new queer films at the Museum of the Moving Image

By Steve Erickson

More from Around NYC

When seconds matter: FDNY brings lifesaving ‘Stop the Bleeding’ training to Brownsville

healing

Photos: Not On My Watch hosts ‘healing spa’ event

Members and officers of the First Responders Lions and Leos clubs pose for a photo in Liberty Bible Fellowship Church lobby, after prayers. They distributed pre-Thanksgiving pies to worshipers on Nov. 17, 2025.

Lions and Leos bring holiday cheer with pre-Thanksgiving pie donation

The Speed Shed, designed by PAU , is one of six new designs set to line city streets

Shed happens: City reveals six modern sidewalk scaffolding designs to replace old green sheds