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Health

Bellevue’s chief psychiatrist underscores importance of ‘behavioral cues’ and warning signs in suicide prevention

By Matt Tracy

Cardi Bi's latest release is 'Am I The Drama?'

Music

September LGBTQ music: Cardi B’s ‘Am I The Drama?’ and Neko Case’s ‘Neon Grey Midnight Green’

By Steve Erickson

The Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse in lower Manhattan is home to the Second Circuit Court of Appeals.

Legal

Court reinstates Vermont Christian school following suspension over trans athlete

By Arthur S. Leonard

Last year's Cherry Grove Weekend of Women event at the Belvedere.

Events

Second annual Cherry Grove Weekend of Women slated for Oct. 3-5

By Matt Tracy

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Susan Xenarios, leader in the crime victim movement and longtime LGBTQ ally, dies at 79

By Roberta Sklar

Mayor Eric Adams speaks during a press conference at City Hall.

Mayor Adams to ‘dig into’ authority to ‘change’ student bathroom policy

By Matt Tracy

Craig Slutzkin is the president of Community Education Council District 2.

Manhattan’s Community Education Council District 2 rescinds anti-trans resolution

By Matt Tracy

"She Sells Sea Shells," an exhibition at Alice Austen House Museum in Staten, will run until February 21 of next year.

She Sells Sea Shells exhibit debuts at Staten Island’s Alice Austen House

By Iryna Shkurhan

Erik Bottcher at his 2021 election night party at The Chelsea Bell at 316 Eighth Avenue.

Guest Perspective

Erik Bottcher is the voice we need in Congress

By Evan Low

Marilyn Oliva, Roberta Degnore, and Anne Maguire stand together against book bans.

Books

Activists protest book bans in front of New York Public Library

By Dashiell Allen

HIV Unwrapped made its US debut at New York Fashion Week on Sept. 13.

Fashion

‘HIV Unwrapped’ combines science and style for New York Fashion Week

By Dashiell Allen

The Ellen P. Tuttle Courthouse of the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta, Georgia.

Legal

Divided 11th Circuit rejects Title VII challenge to employer’s denial of coverage for gender-affirming surgery

By Arthur S. Leonard

For Mary Gauthier, songwriting goes way beyond conveying her thoughts and emotions. It was also a lifeline when she embraced sobriety back in 1990. Songwriting’s appeal was important enough for Gauthier to swap being an acclaimed chef at a wildly successful Cajun restaurant in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood to head to Nashville in her mid-thirties to pursue a dream of becoming a professional musician. Fast forward to the present day, and the 63-year-old singer-songwriter is touring with partner Jaimee Harris and not only celebrating the 25-year-plus anniversary of Gauthier’s 1999 sophomore bow, Drag Queens in Limousines, but also giving love to her most recent studio effort, 2022’s Dark Enough to See the Stars. Her love of compositional craft will be on full display when she and Harris roll into Bayport on September 26.

Fire Island News

Mary Gauthier and Art of The Song at People’s Pub in Bayport

The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene's offices in Long Island City, Queens.

Health

Mpox cases continue to climb in New York City

By Matt Tracy

Denis Shepherd, Brandon Grimes, and Rafael Silva in "The Compatriots."

Cinema

Q&A: Actors Rafael Silva and Brandon Grimes on their roles in gay immigration film ‘The Compatriots’

By Gary M. Kramer

Zohran Mamdani man in beard speaking in microphone at rally

AMNY

NYC Mayor’s Race: Mamdani says he’ll apologize for past social media post that blasted NYPD as racist

More from Around NYC

police at scene of shooting in Brooklyn

Shootings, rape rose across Brooklyn in September, stats show, though overall crime dipped

super foodtown

Super Foodtown reopens under second-generation ownership in Throggs Neck

Kamla Persad-Bissessar, Prime Minister of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, addresses the general debate of the General Assembly's 80th session on Sept. 26, 2025.

Massive T&T-Venezuela gas deal hangs in balance

A frame from a TikTok video shows what a woman described as a razor blade she found in a hot dog purchased at the Brooklyn landmark

Hard to swallow: NYC probes Nathan’s Famous Coney Island flagship after family says razor found in hot dog