Gay Charlotte and LGBTQ Carolina News, Arts & Entertainment
The new year is upon us and what better time to discover and reflect on what we want this annual restart to become for us.
Carolinas LGBTQ and allied community leaders have shared their resolutions and hopes for 2019.
Inspiration to give back to your community can come from any number of places, from a personal desire to make a difference to fulfilling a graduation requirement for community service hours.
Ask yourself… are you truly who you want to be? Is this the life you really want? Are you living each day as your best self? What can you change today?
Pruett has had a front-row seat to the difficulties of aging in the context of that system.
The weekend whizzed by quickly. What little part of weekend you had, that is, because it seems like you’re always working.
It’s that time. “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 4” is well underway. I decided to do another one of my Drag Queen Trivia Quizzes, just for you.
A reader asks: “As I reach middle age, my health, looks and sex appeal are dying out. Don’t you think dying before middle age is better than letting old age kill you?”
It’s no surprise a man named Trump is fumbling around the internet tossing out baseless accusations. This time, however, it’s Donald Trump’s son Eric, 35, who fouling up Twitter with more fresh falsehoods.
Transcend Charlotte Co-founder and Executive Director Trey Greene, despite his prominent position in the city’s LGBTQ community, is not one to draw attention to himself.
The year of 2018 saw many challenges and changes on the landscape of the LGBTQ and allied environment. And among those changes were the deaths of several individuals who came from a cross section of society who contributed in significant ways to the world in which we live.
