Beyonce

“This appears to be the first time that a Black woman has overseen the couture offering from an historic Parisian house.”

Don’t ask it to choose between Lady Gaga, Beyonce and Madonna.

A 70s rock odyssey, a Beyhive horror show, and Olivia Coleman as Miss Havisham are all coming to the small screen soon.

“She stood up for voting rights, for feminism, for women and girls, for my community—the LGBTQ+ community.”

The out actress defended herself after attending a lavish hotel opening in a country where they have the death penalty for homosexuality.

As the AIDS epidemic grew, so did the need for escapism in the form of music.

Where does our queerness come from? Our bones, lemonade, trains, rainbows? Twitter has thoughts.

Hilarity ensued, joy was sparked, life was given.

Beyonce’s album drop may be the gayest thing to happen this week.

The singer has spoken about her uncle, who was HIV-positive, many times throughout her career.

And don’t get her started on yoga.

The two-time GLAAD Awardee was asked in a promotional interview whether he thought Chappelle’s declaration that he’s “team TERF” was divisive. He dodged criticizing his “brilliant” friend.

The First Lady becomes the second member of the Biden White House to don the cover in the past six months.

This Black trans woman made history at Friday’s Wizards game by doing something we all wish we could – channel Beyoncé.

The race among candidates to rack up endorsements from famous LGBTQ people says more about our influence on Democrats than celebrities’ influence on us.

When Coachella had its first black woman headliner ever, two trans people were being escorted out of the restroom by security.

Sequins and glitter will be everywhere.

The owner thought she’d get a “thank you.” Instead she got a cease-and-desist letter.

The cast will also include Donald Glover, James Earl Jones, Billy Eichner, Seth Rogan, and John Oliver.

“Boys, look out, the microbes are coming. They will rot your genitals off.”