With Halloween falling on a Saturday this year, there is no shortage of events for queer yinzers to choose from to celebrate. But if you’re ...

Queer horror is having a moment. The recent film “Leviticus” (2026), a harrowing allegory for conversion therapy, was a critical hit. Meanwhile, Ryan Murphy’s undeniably ...

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On Saturday, October 24, a new comedy queen will take the crown in the Miss City of Bridges Comedy Queen 2027 at the Arcade Comedy Theatre in downtown Pittsburgh, hosted by Dixie Surewood. The event’s producer, Leia Way LeStat, said, ...

Pittsburgh in 2010 looked very different from what it does today and had very few trans- and non-binary-centered events or groups. In late fall 2010, ...

Before he was running “the gayest bakery in Western PA,” the owner of Evanly Bakes was training elephants. Evan Morgan-Newphis studied zoology in college and ...

Pittsburgh knows a thing or two about champions, and this weekend, the city’s leather and fetish communities welcomed four more to the family. The 16th ...

Every year in Pennsylvania, LGBTQ rights are on the ballot twice: in primaries and general elections that decide what our government looks like, who it ...

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Fifty years of fighting for LGBTQ+ equality. Three Republican leaders standing in the way.

Mark Segal examines how Mike Johnson, John Thune, and Kim Ward shape the fight for civil rights and why the 2026 midterms matter. Full article link in bio.
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Metro Community Health Center is rolling out two new food offerings to fight food insecurity, serve up fresh flavors, and nourish Pittsburgh communities. Full details link in bio.
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