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“Gondola," based in the Georgia mountains, is a lesbian romance film.

Cinema

Newfest 2024: What to watch at New York’s LGBTQ Film Festival

By Gary M. Kramer

Wikimedia Commons/Ajay Suresh The In My Mind Conference will be held at The New School.

Health

In My Mind Conference to bring attention to mental health among LGBTQ people of color

By Matt Tracy

Advocates in Manhattan warn the World Bank against financing projects in Uganda due to the country's anti-LGBTQ law.

Activism

In Manhattan, LGBTQ activists warn World Bank against funding Uganda

By Matt Tracy

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Events

What to do in queer NYC Sept. 26-29

By Michael Shirey

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Schneps Podcasts

Navigating Challenges and Opportunities for NYC Small Businesses with TD Bank’s Ralph Bumbaca

New York City Mayor Eric Adams speaks to the press outside his official residence, Gracie Mansion, after he was charged with bribery and illegally soliciting a campaign contribution from a foreign national, in New York City, U.S. September 26, 2024.

Politics

LGBTQ lawmakers call on Mayor Adams to resign after federal indictment

By Matt Tracy

Sylvester's “Live at the Opera House” was recorded on March 11, 1979.

Music

September LGBTQ music: Posthumous releases by SOPHIE and Sylvester

By Steve Erickson

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Joining the final six-week stretch for mobilizing Philadelphia voters

By Paul Schindler

Bangkok's LGBTQ community gathers for Pride festivities on Jan. 1, 2024.

Legal

Thailand’s king finalizes marriage equality law

By Matt Tracy

Two men greet each other in a scene in "Viet and Nam" near the ocean.

Cinema

Looking ahead to the 2024 New York Film Festival

By Steve Erickson

Cecilia Gentili at an mpox-related demonstration in July of 2022.

Crime

Two men plead guilty to drug charges in connection with Cecilia Gentili’s death

By Matt Tracy

GLITS executive director Ceyenne Doroshow (left), Outwords executive director Mason Funk (center), and Bryce.

History

Outwords brings LGBTQ preservation initiative to New York City

By Matt Tracy

Billie Jean King, 80, is poised to become the first female athlete to receive a Congressional Gold Medal.

Sports

Billie Jean King to receive Congressional Gold Medal

By Matt Tracy

Gilead hopes to get FDA approval to use Lenacapavir (pictured) for PrEP later this year with the possibility of debuting it by the middle or end of next year.

Health

Injectable PrEP continues to show promising results

By Matt Tracy

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Cinema

Q&A: Juan Pablo Di Pace brings one-man show and debut film ‘Duino’ to NYC

By Gary M. Kramer

“All Shall Be Well," directed by Ray Yeung, opens Sept. 20 at Film Forum.

Cinema

Q&A: ‘All Shall Be Well’ director Ray Yeung explores LGBTQ inheritance rights

By Gary M. Kramer

More from Around NYC

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Dual early morning fires break out within minutes in East New York, FDNY responds

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New minimally invasive vascular surgery procedures now offered at Jacobi and North Central Bronx Hospitals

Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson, center, with Dominican Republic flag, with honorees and other patrons.

Gibson hosts annual DR heritage celebration

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Cardi B helps launch Mayor Mamdani’s 2-K jingle contest, with one big rule: no AI