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If you’ve ever found yourself defending Madonna’s Instagram account to a 20-something at a gay bar, you know that ageism is a real thing when it comes to expressions of sexuality. Indeed,...

For their 24th annual Spirit of Justice Award Dinner, GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders (GLAD) will honor the plaintiffs who won the landmark Goodridge ruling that made Massachusetts the first state in...

Don your gayest apparel and get thee to Salem for the opening of “Made It.” This exciting exhibition features more than 100 works, spanning 250 years, that represent women’s contributions to fashion...

GLBTQ Legal Advocates and Defenders's (GLAD's) Spirit of Justice Award Celebration is a powerful event that brings together supporters of LGBTQ equality for an opportunity to unite in resistance, look toward a...

For their first in-person concert in two years, the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus turned to one of the biggest and most beloved music catalogues of all time: Disney’s. Forty-three selections from “The...

We could say that Kairos Dance Theater is a contemporary dance company, but that wouldn’t do it justice. The innovative, experimental performances staged by these performers defy description—except, perhaps, for one word:...

Boston Spirit magazine is pleased to announce our ninth annual LGBT Executive Networking Night. On the evening of Wednesday, April 13, 2016, LGBT corporate professionals from Greater Boston (and beyond) will gather, highlighted by the keynote of Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker.

Bob Mackie. Alexander McQueen. Patrick Kelly. Gay greats, all, whose artistry and vision forever changed the fashion industry. And they’re all featured in “Dress Up,” a new exhibition at the Museum of...

In today’s political climate, LGBTQ rights feel once again under attack—from Trump’s recent Twitter-based threat to ban transgender people from serving in the military to a Department of Justice that is currently arguing that...

Paige Turner’s signature catchphrase is “Slurp!” (It’s the NYC-based drag performer’s way of describing a hot guy.) Her holiday show, though, trades “Slurp!” for “Slay!” And you can definitely expect enough live...