Pride Must-Reads… According To 2SLGBTQI+ BookTok Creators
With #BookTok becoming a go-to resource for book discovery, we asked creators on TikTok what novels they wish they could read again for the first time
American Psycho Director Mystified By “Wall Street Bros” Missing The Film’s Gay Subtext
American Psycho director Mary Harron opened up about the response to the movie among “Wall Street Bros,” who’ve idolized Christian Bale’s character Patrick Bateman
‘Drag Race’ Alum Adore Delano & ‘The Voice’ Alum Sasha Allen Have Gone Public With Their Relationship
Adore Delano and Sasha Allen have hard launched their romantic relationship on Instagram
The Rise Of A Social Medium
Known on social media as the Warrior Unicorn, Travis Holp says he connects clients with those who have passed over and deliver messages to their loved ones in the physical world
Social Media Star StanChris Just Wants To Brighten Up Your Day
The prominent gay YouTuber and social media creator has dedicated his platform to creating engaging LGBTQ+ content
Vita Kari’s Digital Art Attack
The Los Angeles-based artist talks to IN Magazine about TikTok viralitay, marrying themself, and what the craziest thing about being creative really is
Bud Light Is Standing Behind Partnership With Trans Activist Dylan Mulvaney Despite Backlash
The powerhouse beer company has responded to the Mulvaney backlash from conservatives and they are standing by the TikTok star
‘Stranger Things’ Star Noah Schnapp Comes Out As Gay On TikTok
“I’m more similar to Will than I thought”
Watch The TikTok-Inspired Video For Bob The Drag Queen’s New Single “Bitch Like Me”
The king of TikTok transitions has released a must-watch video for their new single
Social Media Has Made Us Blunter Talking About Sex, But Also More Lighthearted
TikTok has introduced a new nonjudgmental, conversational style for sexuality… By Paul Gallant I knew the short-video social media app TikTok was doing something weird to the culture when I...
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June 2025
During Pride Month, it’s especially important to remember trailblazers like Marsha P. Johnson, a trans icon and one of the most prominent figures of the gay rights movement of the 1960s and 1970s in New York City. IN Magazine’s June 2025 cover story tells the tale of a woman who stood at the front lines of queer history, armed with flowers in her hair and an unbreakable spirit. Also inside this issue you will find: interviews with Canadian tenor and composer Jeremy Dutcher, Canada’s Drag Race’s Kendall Gender, queer Venezuelan soprano Samuel Mariño, singer Michael Maimone, house music’s Barbara Tucker, acclaimed poet Kyo Lee, and Pelton superstar Cody Rigsby; and stories on the final Red Dress Ball, Pride fast facts, historical LGBTQ+ figures who changed the world; and more.
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