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Michael Musto: The heart of New York gossip

In New York City’s vibrant culture, only a handful of names become truly synonymous with the city itself. For decades, Michael Musto has been one of them. He’s the decoder of its glitz, the interpreter of its grit, and the keeper of its gossip. You might...

NEWS : SEATTLE

Pride and African-American flags removed from Seattle Public Library in Magnolia; SPL issues statement in response

On November 9, multiple patrons at the Magnolia branch of the Seattle Public Library (SPL) noticed that both the Progress Pride and African-American flags had been removed from the rafters, where they had hung since 2022. No statement or explanation was...

NEWS : SEATTLE

Local organizations commemorate World AIDS Day with 1986 film Parting Glances

While the Trump administration opted to no longer acknowledge World AIDS Day, breaking the government’s 38-year streak of commemorating the epidemic that has taken nearly 44.1 million lives globally according to the World Health Organization, local LGBTQIA+...

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT : FILM

Hamnet: A portrait of love and loss

Audiences entering the theater to watch Hamnet may not know exactly what to expect. Given the acclaimed talents of Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley anchoring the cast, as well as the film’s deep connection to Shakespearean legacy, anticipation runs high. Yet the...

OP-ED

Seattle’s laws should reflect its people: A case for modernizing the Seattle Municipal Code

Seattle residents, lawmakers, and community leaders often see themselves as nationwide leaders of equitable and inclusive policies and actions that champion the dignity of every resident who calls this city home. Yet even within the Seattle Municipal Code...

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT : SPORTS

The Seattle Torrent: A fan's handbook

What’s the Professional Women’s Hockey League, and how’s it different from the hockey you’ve seen before? The PWHL, founded in 2022, is the most popular professional sports league for women’s hockey. It shares a lot of its DNA with the NHL, home to the...

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT : BOOKS

Radical Family: Undaunted by limits, Lesbians tell their tales of achieving motherhood

Once upon a time, if a Lesbian wanted to raise a family, she had two basic options: pregnancy or adoption. That is, says editor Margaret Mooney, if she was willing to buck a heterocentric society that said the former was “selfish, unnatural, and radical” and...

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The power of lived experience: Inspiring people with HIV to prioritize their long-term health through storytelling

For too long, conversations about HIV have centered primarily on preventing transmission. While that’s important, it often leaves out another vital part of the story: the health, well-being, and dignity of people with HIV themselves, especially those from...

OP-ED

Why HIV drug resistance still matters — and what we can do about it

Even with decades of scientific research in HIV, a major challenge faced by people with HIV (PWH) continues to be HIV drug resistance. HIV can change or mutate over time, and HIV can develop something called a resistance mutation. When this happens, some HIV...

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT : FILM

Wicked: For Good: A magical return to Oz

Wicked: For Good returns audiences to the magical world of Oz, promising grand spectacle and heartfelt drama. While it doesn’t always recapture the dazzling heights of its predecessor, the film offers plenty of enchantment — particularly for longtime fans, who...

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