Dan Levy is more than just an accidental gay sex symbol By Nelson Branco A lot has changed in the world since MTV personality Dan Levy became a breakout name during his popular stint as The Hills After Show co-host with Jessi Cruickshank in the 2000s. You’d
Photographer and amplifier Samra Habib shines the light on queer Muslims around the world By Abi Slone Samra Habib, the powerhouse storyteller responsible for the groundbreaking “Just Me and Allah: A Queer Muslim Photo Project” (http://queermuslimproject.tumblr.com) has never been one to shy away from exploration. Habib has been
IN catches up with openly gay singer Brian Justin Crum as he goes from standing ovations on America’s Got Talent to rising on the Billboard chart By Steven Bereznai Singer Brian Justin Crum wowed the judges (and the world) on the latest season of America’s Got Talent—and
Amidst the outrage, the founders of Black Lives Matter–TO keep their eye on the prize: a more inclusive Pride By Paul Gallant Alexandria Williams, the queer co-founder of Black Lives Matter– TO, can’t stop laughing when I ask her if anybody at the Toronto Police Service has
Making a difference is about more than being famous By Courtney Hardwick The concept of coming out as transgender isn’t new. There have been people who for years have felt that they were assigned the wrong gender at birth, but lacked the language to be able
Forget jolly olde London; Brighton is the new gay capital of Britain By Doug O’Neill London used to be the go-to destination for LGBTQ visitors to the UK. Queer folk automatically flocked to the trendy bars, clubs and clothiers of Soho, or hopped the tube to Vauxhall for
On this Eastern Caribbean delight, you’ll find blissful bays, white sand, cool rhythms and warm welcomes. Just head to St. Martin and turn left By Doug Wallace Our little private pool overlooking Crocus Bay was just the right refreshing temperature; ditto the meltiness of the gin and
Did you purge all of your unnecessary possessions when you kicked off the year? Well, as the weather starts to warm up, the sales floors are being flooded with tons of new gear you need…well, that you kinda need. Here are a few of our
Therapeutic bath and body products help keep your aches, pains, stress and colds at bay By Adriana Ermter We’re Canadians, we wait for it: springtime, the beginning of new life, with flowers and leaves budding on the trees. It’s the first sign that winter’s frosty weather is
Crossovers, sedans and “autonomous” driving rule the 2017 show By Casey Williams Is it cold? Yes! Are cars on the mind? Absolutely—and that means it’s time for the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. Here are some of the most significant debuts that we saw