Queer Spaces News Today

The streaming era has been a boon for cinephiles. Suddenly, thousands upon thousands of movies, from old favorites to obscure titles are available with the click of the remote (and

Mubi, which is now also a publisher of criticism and commentary (see: Mubi Notebook) and film distributor, fashions themselves as a catch-all destination for film lovers, with an emphasis on curation.

Backlash following premise checks at LGBTQ+ bars in Seattle prompted the Liquor Control Board to re-evaluate policies.

New queer spaces are popping up across the region, including Camp Kingston and Unicorn Bar, calling back to the gathering spots of earlier decades.

London’s newest 2SLGBTQIA+ bar offers a fresh start for London’s queer community, but does it live up to its expectations?

London’s newest 2SLGBTQIA+ bar offers a fresh start for London’s queer community, but does it live up to its expectations?

Upcoming events and activities to do in Chicagoland this month.

For LGBTQ+ History Month, the author of Moby Dyke discusses why lesbian bars are so sacred — and why it's so hard to find info on them online.

The British artist and designer, whose work spans Greta Gerwig’s Barbie and a Bristol underpass, is redefining public spaces with an outsider’s eye for the monumental and an emphasis on craft and delight

The World Architecture Festival (WAF) has announced the inaugural winners of its brand-new Architecture Book of the Year Awards. The program honors seven select Category Winners along with three Special Prizes as selected by an esteemed panel of judges from more than 100 entries of architecture...