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Delhi events: ‘Superqueens’ at The Piano Man follows the life of five real-life Drag queens with stories to tell about why they Drag and what it takes. A second show of the musical is scheduled for Sunday, July 13.
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Discover the Top 8 LGBTQ+ friendly destinations to visit in 2025. From vibrant cities like Turin and Sydney to sun-soaked paradises like Florianópolis, explore safe, welcoming places where LGBTQ+ travelers can truly be themselves.
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To go with the band, Apple is also rolling out the Pride Harmony watch face and a matching wallpaper for iPhones and iPads. The watch face features bold rainbow stripes that shift and move as you lift your wrist to check the time.
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Here are 4 short films curated for the annual Five Films For Freedom, a celebration of global LGBTQIA+ stories that encapsulate the essence of Pride Month, exploring love, acceptance, struggle, and triumph.
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The primary reason Pride Month is celebrated in June is to commemorate the Stonewall riots, a pivotal moment in LGBTQ+ history. The Stonewall riots are widely considered the catalyst for the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement.
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During her concert at the Las Vegas Colosseum, Adele confronted a heckler who shouted 'Pride sucks!' The singer, known for her support of the LGBTQ+ community, was captured on video telling the person to 'shut up' if they had nothing nice to say.
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Drag is a labour of love with no certainty of recognition, fame, or money. Drag queens talk of the issues and challenges of their art.
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Tata Institute of Social Sciences' School of Media and Cultural Studies' new study on gender representation in Hindi films, and how to make the industry gender-equal was released this week.
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New York's boisterous throng strolled and danced down Fifth Avenue to Greenwich Village, cheering and waving rainbow flags to commemorate the 1969 Stonewall uprising, where a police raid on a gay bar triggered days of protests and launched the modern movement for LGBTQ+ rights.
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Tamil actor Negha, first trans actor to bag the Kerala State Film Awards, and Hindi actor Vidur Sethi, who was recently seen in Onir's 'Pine Cone' at the KASHISH Mumbai International Queer Film Festival, break down the roadblocks within the movie landscape.
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The writer of same-sex love much before it became the talk of the town, Ruth Vanita speaks about her works and highlights the importance of the right for queer people to get married.
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Call yourself an LGBTQIA+ ally, then support their businesses and startups too. Here's a list of a handful of remarkable yet lesser-known enterprises, crafted by queer artisans.
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For more than a half-century, the annual marches have been an opportunity to demand action on specific issues such as the AIDS epidemic and same-sex marriage while also serving as a public celebration.
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From jewellery to pottery and wellness, here's a round up of some excellent LGBTQ-owned businesses to shop from throughout the year.
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From thought-provoking plays to vibrant parades and exhilarating concerts, June is abuzz with activities that honour and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community.
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It was the first time that Tel Aviv has held the parade since Israel’s new far-right government, which is stacked with openly anti-LGBTQ+ members, took office. Drag queens and shirtless men danced on floats, as excited crowds of onlookers danced and snapped photos.
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In 2019, Transgenders Act was passed. But since then has the objective of it been achieved? Are Trangenders regarded in our community with respect? We spoke to India’s first trans photojournalist Zoya Thomas Lobo. From knowing nothing about cameras to becoming a well-known photojournalist Zoya has come far. But is her work recognized? Is she earning enough to stop collecting from people in trains, & markets? Through this video, we show you the journey of Zoya Thomas Lobo.
In this Pride Month, we bring you a series of three episodes where we bring you unique stories of people of the LGBTQ+ community. Stay tuned for more.
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Krishna Subramanian's Captiv8 is in trouble after a marketing campaign between Dylan Mulvaney and Bud Light sparked backlash.
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These eight are part of the 110 films from 41 countries that will be screened at South Asia’s biggest LGBTQIA+ film festival in Mumbai, from June 7-11.
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In the month of Pride, the openly gay director’s labour of love, which celebrates queer gaze and desire, will open the 14th Kashish Mumbai International Queer Film Festival 2023.
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Thousands of Israelis joined Jerusalem's Pride parade on June 1, a high-security event in the conservative city where critics of LGBTQ rights held a counter-demonstration nearby. The annual march is being held for the first time under the hard-right government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which includes multiple cabinet members who have expressed homophobic views in the past.
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Pride Month serves as a platform for LGBTQ+ individuals and their allies to celebrate diversity, authenticity, and self-acceptance.
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The financial inclusion measures have taken different forms: support for LGBTQIA-owned businesses, special jobs fair and HR policies like insurance for same-sex couples.
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“Let’s Talk Gender”, a Tinder x Gaysi initiative, aims to advance conversations on gender identities beyond the binary.
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Bollywood stories, especially on OTTs, have more LGBTQI representation than ever before. In Pride Month, we look at where storytellers can go from here.
