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The Kingsboro Temple of Seventh-day Adventist placed two small flyers on the gates outside the temple and its office on 7th Street in Park Slope announcing that the Watoto Children’s Choir will perform at the temple on May 3.

Religion

Brooklyn church to host Ugandan children’s choir linked to ‘kill the gays’ bill

By Duncan Osborne

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Thank You for Coming Out

Ean Ashford, Thank You For Coming Out

By Bobby Hankinson

Model/Actriz performing in 2023.

Music

May LGBTQ music: Model/‌Actriz and Fielded

By Steve Erickson

Nanette Kazaoka at an ACT UP demonstration.

Nanette Kazaoka, an unlikely AIDS activist, dies at 83

By Kelly Kochendorfer

A previous job fair hosted by the Office of Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson.

Events

Inclusive job fair slated for May 6 at Bronx Borough Hall

By Matt Tracy

"Group on Petra, Lake Mahopac" (1888).

Daguerreotype, day trips, and devastation: the Met explores early US photography

By Nicholas Boston

A view of the front steps of New York City Hall.

From the Editor

Four cheers and five jeers to the City Council’s vote on trans protections

By Matt Tracy

Writer/director Iair Said recently spoke with Gay City News about making “Most People Die on Sundays.”

Cinema

Q&A with ‘Most People Die on Sundays’ director Iair Said

By Gary M. Kramer

Candidates speak during an LGBTQ mayoral forum at The Church of the Village on March 27.

Politics

LGBTQ Democratic clubs roll out primary endorsements for mayor and other races

By Matt Tracy

Pope Francis turned heads early on with his famous quote, “If someone is gay and he searches for the Lord and has good will, who am I to judge?” But what came of it?

Religion

Pope Francis brought a change in tone, but not in substance

By Andy Humm

trans director Angelo Madsen’s documentary “A Body To Live In,” plays at the Metrograph May 4.

Cinema

Queer experimentation with non-fiction at the 2025 Prismatic Ground Film Festival

By Steve Erickson

Marti Gould Cummings fires up the audience at a demonstration near Stonewall in February.

Pride

NYC Pride announces five grand marshals for 2025

By Matt Tracy

A performance of "Comedy Tonight" in Stephen Sondheim's "Old Friends."

Theater

On Broadway, ‘Old Friends’ highlights Sondheim’s genius

By Christopher Byrne

Former U.S. Rep George Santos was sentenced to 87 months in prison on April 25.

LI Press

Ex-Rep. George Santos sentenced to 87 months in prison

LGBTQIA+ Caucus Co-Chair Tiffany Cabán of Queens leads supporters of gender-affirming care at City Hall on April 24.

Politics

Council approves bills to protect gender-affirming care after hospitals cave to Trump

By Matt Tracy

A protestor on stage during the Mayoral Forum on the Black Agenda at Medgar Evers College on Wednesday, April 23, 2025.

Caribbean Life

Protests at Mayoral Forum on Black Agenda

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