Arts & Culture
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...
In Vogue
New Haven choreographer embraces true self through dance By Quinn Roberts When you think of vogue and ballroom culture, you...
George Takei’s Gay Trek of a Life
The TV Star and Activist Reflects on His Journey By Frank Rizzo At age 68 in 2015, George Takei —...
NPL’s Drag Queen Story Time Brings Inclusivity to Families
As CT Voice had hoped, Norwalk’s Drag Queen Story Time returned to the Norwalk Public Library on Sunday, January...
The Rainbow Library Community Reads Project Brings Queer Books to Queer Youth
Audre Lorde, Michael Cunningham, Mark Doty, Sarah Schulman: many of our greatest writers have been queer, and in their...
Don’t Say That!
40 of the worst words, phrases, and language likely to offend someone LGBTQ – a guide for our family and...
The Commissary: Get Whey-sted
When it comes to diversity, fab food, and restaurants, Middletown has pretty much cornered the market. In fact, if we’re...
Mann of His Word
Author tells tales of history, Hollywood, and life through a gay lens By Frank Rizzo Best-selling author, professor, activist and...