WASHINGTON BLADE: Doug, since the early 2000s, when the “Noah’s Arc” series premiered on Logo, you have been playing the ...

Through art, interviews and artifacts, Museum of Toronto's Home Game — on view through Oct. 12 — explores how the sport brings the city together.

Houston’s legendary muralist, the history of slo-mo in film, NYC art schools see an increase in applicants, whales speak with bubbles, Moo Deng turns one, and much more.

On June 27th, the Plaza de la Iglesia became the heart of celebration as Pilar de la Horadada marked International LGBT Pride Day with a variety of inclusive and engaging activities. The event began ...

Driving along 15th Street Northwest in D.C., you may notice a stretch with multicolored bike lanes and other street paintings ...

A blank wall in downtown Bowling Green is now a vibrant symbol of inclusion and community support, thanks to a mural project led by the SOKY Alliance and local artist Andee Rudloff. The mural was made ...

ArtWorks is celebrating the completion of a new mural that celebrates the Cuban spirit in Cincinnati.

The ACLU and student groups plan to sue Texas over a new law banning LGBTQ and diversity discussions in public schools, calling it unconstitutional.

San Francisco may have one of the country’s highest concentrations of queer people, but the LGBTQ communities north and south ...

Three Wilton groups collaborated to launch the town's first-ever traveling mural this June as a visual message of belonging and community.

Two murals were unveiled in south London today, created by local artists with the intention of representing the diversity and closeness of the community they're now on display in.

Founded in 1978, the Montrose Center and its leader, Avery Belyeu, advocate for a thriving Houston LGBTQ community whose very existence is under siege.