LGBTQ+ New Media

The web-based app lists local businesses across the US that are safe and inclusive spaces for LGBTQ+ people of color.

I sat at my desk vetting the LGBTQ+ influencers our company was passed on from the ad agency. The influencers were a mix of singles, couples and even three-person couples (throuples), all within the…

Snap released its second annual diversity report — overall, showing marginal change in the makeup of its leadership ranks in 2020 compared with the year before, with the company remaining lar…

From “36 tv characters who should have been gay” to “Liberation vs Assimilation in Queer Cinema,” the YouTube videos of Rowan Ellis are informative, fun, and yes — very gay. Ellis is a popular YouTuber who first popped up on my feed late last year when I was doing some digging into...

Today .gay announced the arrival of 5 additional episodes from the first season of the registry’s original web series, The Library, and its companion mini-series, The Dictionary.

With so much popularity on YouTue, it’s no question that fans also want the inside scoop on his personal life, like is he married?

'Borders,' Nimrod Kadishman's production about an Israeli-Lebanese couple, is adapted for the phone app Telegram this week

A new report found that words such as "gay" and "transgender" in Russian, Arabic, and other languages are shadow banned on the app.

METROSOURCE is a groundbreaking LGBTQ publication that is celebrating its 30th Anniversary this year. Bi-monthly issues with National, New York, and Los Angeles editions, cover popular culture, entertainment, design, travel, health, HIV, fitness, and the stories of gay and gay-friendly personalities. Through print and digital media, METROSOURCE reaches over one million in the LGBTQ community.

As Americans began rallying for racial equality and justice for the death of George Floyd at the beginning of June, several brands postponed their original Pride plans or announced that they would incorporate Black Lives Matter support into their Pride initiatives.

FemmePowerTV skips the industry—and ads—with its Sunday launch.

"No LGBT person should feel that they're alone." As lockdowns kick in, queer groups, celebrities and charities have stepped up to offer a virtual community like never before.

From a virtual drag queen festival to a queer artist roundtable, entertainers and advocates are finding innovative ways to lessen the sting of isolation.

In the y'allternative tag you'll find southern leftists, southern members of the LGBTQ community, as well as current goths who are former horse girls.

Instagram has added a dedicated space for pronouns to users' profiles, freeing up some of that precious 150-character bio space for more sparkle emojis.

OUTtv Media Group is partnering with Producer Entertainment Group, to launch OUTtv USA, an SVOD service dedicated to premium LGBTQ+ content. OUTtv marks the first LGBTQ+ Apple TV Channel.

It was a harmless video until it turned into 2021’s digital Straight Pride parade.

An American woman and self-described digital nomad will be deported from Indonesia after posting tweets that sparked a social media backlash over perceived western privilege and lack of cultural awareness, after she said Bali was "LGBT friendly".

Straight young men on the app are posting suggestive videos with their buddies. It’s not just about the views.

The video-sharing app insists it is "deeply committed to inclusivity" but also bound by local laws.

Revry is the first global LGBTQ video service, and it's growing like crazy. This year, it expanded with Brightcove's Beacon to offer a three-pronged approach to programming and monetization: live linear, SVOD, and AVOD.

They will be released concurrently with The Advocate’s annual Champions of Pride issue.

As COVID Shuts Down Global LGBTQ+ Events, Revry Serves the Community with Free Multi-Channel Queer TV - Revry, the first global LGBTQ streaming network, has partnered with Brightcove Inc., the leading global provider of cloud services for video, to launch a first-of-its kind cable TV platform amid widespread cancellations of major Pride events and LGBTQ+ film festivals. The new platform provides an unprecedented option for those in need of community during this pandemic: a free, truly “always on” TV experience made exclusively for LGBTQ+ people.

Gay men in Morocco were blackmailed and thrown out of family homes, after Naoufal Moussa, known as Sofia Taloni, told her Instagram followers to download dating apps to find them

GCN launch #InAndOut digital festival of LGBT+ creativity for these physically distant times as a response to the COVID-19 crisis