Arts & Culture
Woke Me When It’s Over
For the last several years, America’s been sliding down the slippery slope of purging and purifying different aspects of our...
Schitt’s Creek: My (Queer Fantasy) Hometown
How a once-reluctant viewer became a loyal fan By Frank Rizzo As the final episode of the TV series “Schitt’s Creek”...
Speaking Volumes
Yale’s Beinecke Library is home to a growing number of LGBTQ treasures By Frank Rizzo / Photography by Tony Bacewicz The archives of gay...
Calling all LGBTQ+ Dads & Grads!
June is a special time of year for many reasons. Not only is it Pride Month, but also a time...
THE SHOW MUST GO ON!
No global pandemic will stand in the way of Connecticut Pride By Quinn Roberts With the Covid-19 pandemic throwing so much...
Sarah Prager Wants Us to Become Rainbow Revolutionaries
As June approaches and the quarantine remains, it looks like we'll be celebrating Pride Season a little different than...
Kamora’s Cultural Corner Keeps Artists in Action Through COVID-19
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and ongoing quarantine, it's a given that so many of our beloved...
Good For What Ails Ya
Melissa Etheridge’s “The Medicine Show” plans an April stop in Connecticut By Renee DiNino Photography by Lauren Dukoff Singer, songwriter...
Girl Talk
In her latest tour, Kristin Chenoweth pays homage to the ladies By Cara Rosner / Photography courtesy of Mark Owens...
Setting the Stage
Matthew Lopez’s “The Inheritance” ‘queers up’ “Howards End” and reveals a gay legacy By Frank Rizzo “The play and the...