Alex Reimer

1 day ago | queerty.com | Alex Reimer

We all know that gays enjoy superior taste, from fashion to entertainment to interior decorating. But how do our pallets stack up in comparison to our straight peers? This Pride season, a popular food reviewer on TikTok is trying to find out. Each day this June, a man who brands himself as “Jado506” is sampling so-called “gay foods” for his 1.6 million followers. While he claims he’s not gay himself–“or nothing like that”–he understands the allure of homosexuality.

2 days ago | queerty.com | Alex Reimer

Karine Jean-Pierre was the public face of the Biden administration for 2.5 years. But now, the first Black woman and out gay White House press sec in history says she’s leaving the Democratic Party. She’s paired her political about-face with the release of a new book, Independent: A look inside a broken White House outside the party lines. And people have thoughts! But first, we’ll give the floor to Jean-Pierre.

2 days ago | queerty.com | Alex Reimer

Believe it or not, we’re not always perfect. But at least we have self-awareness! There’s a gremlin inside everybody, urging individuals to engage in anti-social behavior such as chewing with their mouths open or scrolling TikTok in public without headphones. Most of the time, people succeed in suppressing their primal urges. But once in a while, a faux pax slips out. Now excuse us while we bite our fingernails. We’re so nervous about this first date, we just might ghost him!

3 days ago | queerty.com | Alex Reimer

“Fellas, is it gay to cook a nutritious meal?” Alpha male influencers are so insecure, they’re railing against the concept of self-nourishment. A poster on X recently encapsulated the constipating mindset with a picture of his disgusting-looking dinner, which he says embody a “white (conservative) male summer.” He claims the “left” will never cancel him for eating pale steak with apple-flavored light beer and fruit. “This is giving single white male,” added someone in the replies.

3 days ago | queerty.com | Alex Reimer

The muted embrace of Pride from brands this month stands in stark contrast to the corporate celebration in recent years. Companies that previously billed themselves as proud allies in pursuit of rainbow dollars are shrinking in the face of potential backlash. While everyone suspected Pride Month support would be curtailed, a couple of recent articles spell out the widespread cutbacks.