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5 days ago |
gomag.com | Becca Williams
Mariah Hanson, the legendary founder and producer behind the world’s most renowned LGBTQ+ women’s music festival, The Dinah, has announced that this year will be her final production at the helm after an extraordinary 34 years. “My final Dinah is deeply personal — a celebration of love, legacy, and the unforgettable moments we’ve created together over the years,” Hanson tells GO.
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2 weeks ago |
gomag.com | Becca Williams
Alison Bechdel has never shied away from honesty. Since 1987, when she began drawing herself and her friends in her iconic comic strip series Dykes to Watch Out For, she has captured the reality of lesbian culture and all the drama that comes with it. In her incredibly successful graphic memoir-turned-award-winning musical Fun Home, fans have seen an unforgettably personal side of Bechdel.
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3 weeks ago |
gomag.com | Becca Williams |Abbie Thompson
No, that’s not a witch’s coven you’re seeing, it’s Boyfriend, Brooklyn’s new queer cocktail and coffee co-op. Just steps away from M, J, and Z trains off Mrytle Avenue, Boyfriend beckons you inside with a glass door adorned with golden astrological decals, including its brand staple: a glowing sun giving a sultry wink. Inside, the space has an eclectic, maximalist, moody vibe. Queer patrons are draped over plush couches, reading books from the community bookshelf.
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1 month ago |
gomag.com | Becca Williams
The Met Gala returned to New York City Monday night with high-profile guests, an overwhelming number of photographers, and a few…questionable outfits. This year, the exclusive fundraiser was co-chaired by Colman Domingo, Lewis Hamilton, A$AP Rocky, Pharrell Williams, and (of course) Anna Wintour, along with honorary chair LeBron James.
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1 month ago |
gomag.com | Becca Williams
Last Ditch—a lesbian bar, performance venue, and community space—opened its doors in Greenfield last week after a long and unexpectedly difficult journey. Last November, the co-owners of Last Ditch—Asa Rosario, Jackie Matellian, and Sage Territo—announced their bar for “Dykes, Transexuals, Gender Freaks, Workers, and their friends” would be opening in the basement of 10 Fiske Ave.
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