The D.C. Board of Elections ruled that Lia Lake could appear on the Democratic primary ballot under the name she uses in daily life.
The anti-trans congresswoman finished fifth in South Carolina's GOP gubernatorial primary and will leave Congress next year.
Singer-songwriter Archuleta and actress Monroe Alise are being recognized for their ongoing LGBTQ advocacy.
Police allege Von attempted to strangle a female partner, but the adult content creator claims the allegations are false.
The Drag Race All Stars winner reflects on growing up queer in Florida, finding drag stardom, and bringing Tess to life in Stop! That! Train!
The gay New Hampshire congressman discusses affordability, LGBTQ representation, and why Democrats must remain a "big tent" party.
The writer and producer formerly known as Our Lady J discusses Netflix's The Boroughs and moving beyond identity-focused narratives.
Wendell Pierce anchors a talented cast in Simon Godwin's production, which never quite becomes as great as the sum of its parts.
The Tennessee congressman blamed a staffer for the anti-LGBTQ Pride Month post and deleted it after receiving backlash from fellow Republicans.
In A Fine Madness, acclaimed D.C. actor Justin Weaks transforms his experience living with HIV into a deeply personal solo performance.
Leo Woodall leads an engaging crime drama about a gifted piano tuner whose talents draw him into a dangerous criminal underworld.
How D.C. sweetheart Cake Pop! stepped out of the kitchen -- and the closet -- to find joy and liberation as a drag goddess.
Tatiana Maslany shines in Apple TV+'s twist-filled dramedy about a divorced mother pulled into a world of scams, murder, and chaos.
In "The Lesbian Bar Chronicles," Rachel Karp documents the stories, struggles, and resilience of America's remaining lesbian bars.
The June 7 brunch at the Four Seasons will celebrate LGBTQ activists, artists, volunteers, and community leaders from across the D.C. region.