5 Questions for Jada Michael
Jada Michael unapologetically projects a confident spirit within her music anchored in a body-positive, sex-positive, and self-positive presence underscored by an inimitable alternative R&B brew.
Women You Should Meet (W.Y.S.M.): Courtney Brown
Name: Courtney M. Brown City, State: Washington, D.C. Age: 34 Profession: Chief of Staff Website: gauge.ai In a few words, how would you describe yourself? I’m a lively extrovert who
5 Questions for Astrid Ovalles
Latina writer, filmmaker and actress Astrid Ovalles is set to release her award-winning kinky dark comedic feature-length drama, Road of Bygones. As the driving force behind Recluse Films, her own
An Interview with Actress and Comedian Stephanie Allynne
You may have seen her as Alice’s other half (or third) on The L Word: Generation Q, but on Saturday, February 22, comedian Stephanie Allynne will be performing two shows
Five Questions For Gretchen Wylder
Gretchen Wylder is the creator/ writer of These Thems, – an award-winning intersectional queer comedy series. The seven-episode (8-10 minutes each), fully narrative digital series follows the lives of a…
Unsettled: The Journey of Cheyenne and Mari
Cheyenne Adriano and Mari N’Timansieme were looking for a place where they could be themselves, and still be safe. That simple demand has led them on a journey that has
5 Questions For Kai Hazelwood
Kai Hazelwood is the founder of Good Trouble Makers and producer of the upcoming first annual Unicorn PARTy in honor of Bisexual Awareness Month. Produced by Good Trouble Makers, the
5 Questions For Morgan Faye
Dr. Morgan Faye is a small animal veterinarian from California and also the founder of Lezathlon. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from UCLA in 2006 where she studied
5 Questions for Jan Dee Gordon
Jan Dee Gordon’s study of photography began in Paris and continued in New York at the International Center for Photography. And finished at UCLA in Los Angeles. Her distinctive pictures
Feature: Celebrating 50 Years of LGBTQ Journalism
An interview with Washington Blade Publisher Lynne Brown 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of two major developments in queer history. In June 1969, patrons of New York City’s Stonewall Inn