Nonbinary singer-songwriter G Flip just sent lesbians on Instagram into a frenzy by releasing a teaser trailer for their upcoming music video full of queer celebrity cameos.The 31-year-old Aussie stars new song, Big Ol Hammer, drops next week, and the sweaty, greasy, masc-centric video of queer folks dancing and making out in a mechanics shop is enough to get anyone excited for its release next week. The video, which starts with the line, In the heart of Scissortown, where the streets are wet and the he dreams are bold, features G Flip in a white tank top showing off their biceps as they dance around the other queer stars in the shop.Join G Flip and the crew on a journey of friendship, rebellion, and the horsepower of pride," the announcer continues. This summer, G Flip has a tool belt with a big ol hammer!"Everyone from comedian Fortune Feimster to JoJo Siwas ex Kath Ebbs has a cameo role in a video that people in the comment section are going wild for. G Flips wife, Chrishell Stause, even took to the comments to celebrate the release. Saved by your Big Ol' Hammer again. Blessed be, she wrote.Big Ol Hammer is set to be released on June 11, 2025.But who the queer stars in the Big Ol Hammer video? Keep scrolling to find out!See on InstagramFortune FeimsterSee on InstagramLesbian comedian Fortune Feimster has been making audiences laugh for decades with her comedy specials, as a writer on shows like Chelsea Lately, by acting in series like The Mindy Project and Awkwafina is Nora from Queens, and as one of the hosts of the Handsome podcast.Aisha DeeSee on InstagramQueer actress Aisha Dee is best known for staring in The Bold Type, Channel Zero, and the horror movie Sissy.Kath EbbsSee on InstagramNonbinary star Kath Ebbs is an Australian actor, podcaster, and content creator who played the first nonbinary character on the soap opera Neighbours. Ebbs has been in the headlines most recently because of their messy breakup with JoJo Siwa before Siwa began dating her Celebrity Big Brother co-star Chris Hughes.HinaSee on InstagramKate Hina Sabatine (aka Hina) is a nonbinary lesbian and content creator who creates hilarious TikTok videos that poke fun at lesbian stereotypes and explore queer fashion. Olly EleySee on InstagramOlly Eley is an Australian model who was the first nonbinary person to appear on the cover of Elle magazine.Jacqueline ToboniSee on InstagramQueer actress Jacqueline Toboni is best known for her rolls on Grimm and for playing Sarah Finley on The L Word: Generation Q.Julianne HopeSee on InstagramJulianne Hope is an LA-based songwriter, mutli-instramentalist and producer.Siena LigginsSee on InstagramSiena Liggins is an Atlanta-based musician who released her debut album, Ms. Out Tonight in 2021 and is known for making beautiful music with provocative lyrics.Shannon BeveridgeSee on InstagramShannon Beveridge is a YouTuber and also hosts the podcast Exes and Os, about queer relationships and sex.Jesse ThomasSee on InstagramJesse Thomas is an LA-based songwriter who has co-written songs for famous musicians like G Flips song Be Your Man, and Kelley Clarkson and Chris Stapletons Glow.

LGBTQ Pride Month is here! Every year during June, many games hold special pride events, donate to LGBTQ organizations, and release in-game cosmetic items and outfits to celebrate the strength and resilience of the LGBTQ community. Players wont want to miss out on the exciting new content and exclusive deals that this Pride Month has [...]The post Celebrate Pride Month 2025 with Exclusive Gaming Events and Rewards first appeared on GLAAD.

After months of radio silence, Fletcher is back with a new song and a new album announcement and some revelations about her personal life that have fans conflicted.On Wednesday, the "Becky's So Hot" singer posted a short video and a note describing the theme of her upcoming album."Would I still be loved if I shared who I am right now?" she wrote. "Both an open wound and an act of liberation, it marks the start of a new chapter in a longer story. One I am still learning how to tell."It didn't take long for fans to start speculating on what, exactly, Fletcher meant by this. By Thursday, she had dropped a new song that confirmed their suspicions."And I know it's not what you wanted to hear / And it wasn't on your bingo card this year / Well it wasn't on mine / I fell in love / And it wasn't with who I thought it would be / And I'm scared to think of what you'll think of me / His lips were soft / I had no choice, I kissed a boy," she sings in the chorus of "Boy."See on InstagramTo clear up any misconceptions, Fletcher has always publicly identified as queer, not as a lesbian. There's no actual shift to her identity (although it would be fine if there was!), but up until a few lines on her previous album, In Search of the Antidote, her music had centered around her relationships with and interest in women.As soon as "Boy" dropped, Fletcher's Instagram became a war zone between those who saw her romantic pursuit of a man as a betrayal and those frustrated by the biphobia being expressed in the comments."there's nothing brave about revealing your straight relationships i hope yall know that," one person wrote. "its giving corny is what this is.""This comment section is not it," another argued. "queer women can still date men."It's obvious from the lyrics and the post leading up to the drop that Fletcher herself saw the divide coming."There will be people that feel disappointed and feel confused and have questions," she told Rolling Stone. "Girl, I had questions and I was confused too. It shocked me just as much as anybody else."The details of how this played out deepened the debate dropping the song during Pride Month and deleting her previous social media posts both contributed to the heated conversations among fans. (@) "Fletcher releasing this song during pride month is wild. You couldn't drop this LAST WEEK? I am not upset at the lyrical content, I actually like the song, and am fully aware she is bi. I'm upset that she built her career around wlw and this month was chosen for the announcement." (@) "It's really sad to me that Fletcher knew she'd get hate from her own community for exploring her own identity." (@) "yes it did because bi and pan people still exist and are still valid during pride month.""Kissing a boy fair Deleting everything to do with kissing girls not fair. But all love." (@) "like im really not mad about fletcher finding love with a man or whatever like good for her But i do hate that its coming on the heels of jojo siwa Also renouncing lesbianism to be with a guy, just feels like an unfortunately regressive moment" (@) "fletcher may not see your comments, but your bisexual friends will. please remember that before you start spewing hate about bisexuals during pride month. thank you." (@) "some of you seem to forget fletcher is a real human being with real feelings and real experiences, she isnt here to fill out your diversity quota or to fit into the box you have made for her with your narratives. have a bit more sympathy im begging."Amidst all the debates, it seemed there may be more nuanced conversations to be had about the relatability and roles celebrities especially queer musicians play in our lives."She won't be relatable anymore to me personally, bc I can't relate to someone loving men and writing music about that experience. It's that simple," one fan wrote."There's also genuine feelings of loss- of someone who [lesbians] related to- who narrated their experiences in song- is less like them," another suggested. "It's not rational. But it's real."Whether these are conversations we're currently capable of having in a big public forum like social media without taking a nosedive straight into biphobia is another matter especially when they're centered around a single person and their personal identity.But regardless of any existing fears or disappointments some fans may have, Fletcher herself assured Rolling Stone that she has always been and will always be a queer woman. Her new album, Would You Still Love Me If You Really Knew Me?, is "not an album about a guy," but rather an exploration of various secrets and aspects of her life and self she's kept out of the public eye. "My deepest desire for people was for them to boldly and unapologetically be themselves," she said. "If that's what I've been preaching to my fans who I love so much this whole time, then I have to give myself that same grace. Otherwise, what the fuck is the point?"And it seems clear that she's banking on her fans feeling the same way about her.

Sasha Colby is really loved by everyone in the LGBTQ+ community.The RuPaul's Drag Race winner is slaying all aspects of her life as she's performing around the world, embarking on new business ventures, and dating multiple gorgeous people at once.With Pride Month now in full effect, the star is gearing up for a very special performance in Washington, D.C. as she joins an iconic lineup of queer entertainers and allies at the WorldPride Music Festival."D.C. is one of the gayest cities I've ever been to! The amount of homosexuals running up that Capitol Hill, honey. I'll see you all there and I'll see all these black boxes on Grindr. TS only, honey. I see y'all... senators. We all protest in our own way," Colby tells PRIDE. See on Instagram Anyone who's seen Colby live knows that she brings the stunts and shenanigans while showing plenty of skin during her incredibly dynamic shows."You can expect to party and play! You can expect some fierceness, some goddess and probably some skin... not going to lie. It's summer and she loves being stripped!"With so much political unrest surrounding the LGBTQ+ community during these challenging times, Colby is proudly embracing her trans identity and encouraging other people in the queer family to present themselves proudly."It's a celebration! I think that's why there's so much body positivity with trans women. When I'm stripping and showing skin, I'm not doing it just for me. I'm doing it for all the dolls in solidarity! [We're taking] up the space in all the boys heads... and the lesbians, let's be honest." See on Instagram Although Colby's fanbase is made up of every type of person, the Drag Race icon is grateful that she has such passionate support from the Sapphic community."We're going to show the world why queer strength and power is so important with Pride. To my lesbians, I see you! No, I'm not taking another partner right now."It's safe to say that Colby's schedule is booked for the time being, but the reality star is still very much interested in eventually returning to the werkroom for an All Winners season of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars."One of these days, for sure. I love a good competition and it's always fun. It actually looks so much fun to do an All Stars. It's a lot of less pressure. It would be exciting!"Fans can keep up with Sasha Colby by following her on Instagram here. To see the full interview, check out the video at the top of the page.

That's hot.Paris Hilton needs no introduction as the entrepreneur, reality star, DJ, and literal mother continues to slay as her empire grows by the year.Despite her very packed schedule, the sliving superstar always makes time to entertain and give back to the LGBTQ+ community.After performing an electric set at the OUTLOUD Festival to kick off Pride Month, Hilton is now gearing up for a once-in-a-lifetime set at the WorldPride Music Festival in Washington, D.C."This means so much to me! It's such an honor to be in D.C. for WorldPride with people celebrating from all around the world. I think it's so important for everyone to live their truth and celebrate love. The energy is another level," Hilton tells PRIDE. See on Instagram Hilton is not only serving looks and bringing pop star realness to Pride festivals this June.The performer is also teaming up with Rainbow Railroad to help LGBTQ+ people facing persecution based on their sexual orientation, gender identity, and sex characteristics.Hilton and her nonprofit, 11:11 Media Impact, are donating $11 for every video created on TikTok and Instagram using her Infinite Icon remixes (up to $111,111) during Pride Month."It really is a dream come true! I feel like the luckiest girl in the world every day. I've done so many iconic things in my life, but the thing I am most proud of is passing my bill in federal legislation to protect children from abuse. That is what I hope I'm remembered for... for using my voice to help others and to change and save people's lives."Although many people in the queer community may be a bit fearful to show their Pride this year, Hilton encourages everyone to stay strong despite adversity."I love you all! I'm so proud to stand with you and to celebrate you this whole Pride Month and every month of the year. You should be there to celebrate with people who love you. I can't wait to be there with you all."It's safe to say Hilton may be more booked and busy than ever. However, the star is still manifesting a guest judge appearance on a future season of RuPaul's Drag Race."My team has been in contact with them! We're just trying to figure out a date that works. I love the show, I love the queens. I can't wait to do it!"Fans can keep up with Paris Hilton by following her on Instagram here. To see the full interview, check out the video at the top of the page.

Love Island USA is back on our TV screens with 10 new sexy singles competing to find love and win $100,000, but its already off to a rocky start as one sexy single was kicked off for a controversial reason.The series is known for being messy, but were only two episodes into the seventh season of the popular reality series, hosted once again by bisexual queen Ariana Madix, and contestant Yulissa Escobar has already been unceremoniously removed from the villa in Fiji.In episode 2, after participating in a kissing challenge and getting ready for bed, Escobar was missing the next morning, with the narrator Iain Stirling announcing that, Yulissa has left the villa without any explanation.Although Peacock didnt provide a reason for her exit when Decider reached out for comment, shortly before her departure, TMZ resurfaced a clip of Escobar using the N-word multiple times during a past podcast appearance where she was talking about her dating life. But not only was she caught using racial slurs, but Love Island fans have been critical of Escobar for other videos and social media posts that show shes a Trump supporter.I lost about 600 followers just because Im a Trump supporter. Everybodys entitled to their own fucking opinion, Escobar said in a video she posted to X (formerly Twitter).Escobars exit may be shocking, but she is far from the only sexy single to get the boot because of controversial behavior.Ollie Williams (Season 6)Ollie Williams was on the sixth sixth season of the UKs Love Island but chose to leave the villa after just three days, admitting that he was missing his ex. But before his abrupt exit, photos of Williams posing with hunted animals surfaced online and fans had already started demand he be banned from coming on the show at. Viewers claimed his exit was staged because he left before even taking the time to out on a shirt or shoes.He also landed in hot water after he introduced himself on the show that he is the heir to an estate in Cornwall, Lanhydrock and would one day take on the titles and the estate that belong to his father, but it later came out that all of that may be a fiction, the BBC reported.Malia Arkian (Season 2)Love Island star Malia Arkian broke a record for fasted exit in the shows history after leaving 20 minutes into the first episode of season 2. Arkian got into a fight with fellow Love Islander Kady over Scott, who they both were into.Malia claimed Kady poured a drink down her leg and then the two women got into a huge argument which ended with Arkian shouting, Shut up you b*tch, before allegedly shoving Kady.Security removed me after an altercation with Kady, Arkian told Closer. "I met with the producers, where we watched the footage back and there was a report conducted. I then went to a hotel with my chaperone, where I stayed for 24 hours, with no contact with anyone.Sherif Lanre (Season 5)When Sherif Lanre was kicked off of Love Island season 5, wild rumors spread that he had been asked to leave for breaking rules, with fans guessing that his behavior had been inappropriate or that he got into a fight with a fellow contestant. But the truth is that he was asked to leave after he accidentally kicked a fellow contestant Molly-Mae Hague while the two were playfighting and then jokingly called the move a c***-punt."Lanre told the press that he was woken up the next morning and was told hed be leaving the show. I know I have been stupid and let myself down, but I was not being malicious, he told The Sun. This has been blown out of all proportion and I have been made to look like a terrible person when I am not.Is a reality TV show even good if there isn't some controversy?

Philly has pride, no doubt about it!The City of Brotherly Love kicked off June with its annual Pride Festival, which was one of its biggest ones to date literally.This year, Philly Pride 365s event expanded the footprint of the city's biggest and brightest Pride events. The festival reached from Walnut to Pine and Quince to Juniper, so more of the citys gayborhood could join in the celebration.This is especially meaningful in a year where we need Pride more than ever, and this event offered the community a crucial opportunity to come together, join hands, raise their voices, and just celebrate! New friends were made, new families were formed, and no doubt plenty of new romances were born. But then, that's ultimately what Pride is all about: Queer community in all its beautiful forms.This year's event once again brought together the community in a section of the city where queer-owned businesses are thriving, allowing them not only to connect but to support these businesses and help them continue to thrive.Keep scrolling for a peek at this year's Philly Pride festivities!Want to stroll down Philly Pride memory lane? Check out these photos from last years celebration!If you want to celebrate Pride Month, but youre not sure where to start, check out our Pride 2025 calendar and our lists of every Black Pride event and Dyke March in the country. There are a lot of flags flying at Pride. Heres what they all mean! How many of these Pride facts did you know?Pride is for EVERYONE! These vintage photos of Pride prove that it is, was, and will forever be about diversity!Don't forget the first Pride was a riot. Know your Stone Wall Uprising history!Is this your first Pride? Here's 5 essential tips you need to know!Pride is a blast but it can also be awkward! These moments are sadly, too relatable. Looking to get kinky at Pride? Heres how to find your kink scene. Want to celebrate Pride with the whole family? Heres how!Pride Month is a time to let your Pride and kink flags fly. Here's how to do it safely.Looking to find a little love at Pride? Heres how to get your flirt on!There are a lot of flags flying at Pride. Heres what they all mean!Want to get busy at Pride? Heres how to play safely.Want to stroll down Philly Pride memory lane? Check out these photos from last years celebration!If you want to celebrate Pride Month, but youre not sure where to start, check out our Pride 2025 calendar and our lists of every Black Pride event and Dyke March in the country.How many of these Pride facts did you know? Pride is for EVERYONE! These vintage photos of Pride prove that it is, was, and will forever be about diversity!Don't forget the first Pride was a riot. Know your Stone Wall Uprising history!Is this your first Pride? Here's 5 essential tips you need to know!Want to celebrate Pride with the whole family? Heres how!Looking to find a little love at Pride? Heres how to get your flirt on!There are a lot of flags flying at Pride. Heres what they all mean!

Monday, June 2nd, was GLAAD and Ty Herndons annual Concert for Love & Acceptance in Nashville, Tennessee. The 10th annual event was a night to remember featuring special performances from some of the hottest names in country music and beyond. Taking place at Nashvilles famous Category 10, stars likeDasha, David Archuleta, Ingrid Andress, Matt Bloyd, [...]The post Ty Herndon and GLAAD Host 10th Annual Concert for Love and Acceptance Featuring Dasha, David Archuleta, Brooke Eden, and more! first appeared on GLAAD.

The New York Times coverage of transgender people and issues has been critiqued for years by trans people, the broader LGBTQ community, and allies. Now instead of directly addressing the critiques, meeting with the community harmed by the coverage, or forthrightly fixing its errors in reporting and news gathering, the Times is deploying its most [...]The post The New York Times Continues to Double Down on Biased, Inaccurate Transgender Coverage first appeared on GLAAD.

Join us for Travel Proudly: A Virtual LGBTQ+ Travel Event on Monday, June 16 at 3 p.m. PT / 6 p.m. ET!Well explore LGBTQ+ travel tips, destinations, and community with special guests Michael and Matt, beloved content creators known for their globe-trotting adventures, and Linds Cale, Digital Coordinator for EveryQueer, a platform dedicated to inclusive travel for LGBTQ+ travelers. Meet our guestsMichael Lindsay and Matthew Schueller are a married couple and travel content creators based in Portland, Oregon. After meeting in 2014 through their YouTube coming out videos, theyve built a life and brand together focused on LGBTQ+ travel. With Michael working as a dentist and Matthew as a freelance photographer and writer, the duo shares destination guides, tips, and personal stories across social media to help inspire and inform queer travelers around the world.Linds Cale is the Digital Content Director at EveryQueer and a Brooklyn-based writer, strategist, and photographer with over a decade of experience in LGBTQ+ travel. Shes visited all seven continents and specializes in connecting queer travelers to transformative global experiences through storytelling, safety advocacy, and community-driven campaigns. Her work has been featured in outlets likeBBC,The Guardian, andCond Nast Traveler, and shes led digital strategy for major brands including Hilton, Visit Sweden, and Discover Puerto Rico.Sign up for event remindersWhether youre planning your next trip or just dreaming of one, dont miss this inspiring and informative conversation.Join us on Facebook or Youtube Live on the 16th and register to receive email reminders for the event. The post Travel Proudly: A virtual LGBTQ+ travel event appeared first on News Is Out.