Taylor Henderson

1 week ago | out.com | Taylor Henderson

Happy New Music Friday! Miley Cyrus Columbia Records and Live Nation present a Miley Cyrus and XYZ Films Production Miley Cyrus Another week, another batch of new songs from our favorite LGBTQ+ (and adjacent) musicians to add to your playlists! Miley Cyrus continues her new album rollout with "More to Lose," David Archuleta enters his flirty era on "Can I Call You," singer-songwriter Jake Wesley Rogers is ready to sing "In The Key Of Love" on his debut album, and Kali Uchis releases her sixth...

1 week ago | out.com | Taylor Henderson

As David Archuleta ushers in a new era of music and love in his life, echoes of his debut single "Crush" persist nearly two decades after its release in his new song releasing tonight, "Can I Call You." The song that pined, "I know this crush ain't going away," was originally released in 2008, when Archuleta was 17 and fresh off his breakout stint on American Idol. It reached number two on the Billboard Hot 100 that August. "Why do I keep running from the truth?" he croons on the track.

1 week ago | out.com | Taylor Henderson

Pop star Lil Nas X has officially pulled out of the 2025 Outloud Music Festival at WeHo Pride. The news was announced on the festival's social media pages on Thursday morning. "Over the past few days, we've been in close contact with Lil Nas X and his team regarding an ongoing medical issue," reads the announcement on Instagram.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Taylor Henderson

Add these books to your reading list!If We Were a Movie; The Loves of My Life; The Lilac Milo ToddHarper Teen; Bloomsbury; Counterpoint LLC(L-R) If We Were a Movie; The Loves of My Life; The Lilac Milo Todd. Between YA and fantasy, memoirs and romance, horror and historical fiction, LGBTQ+ stories have become more important than ever.

1 week ago | out.com | Taylor Henderson

Add these books to your summer reading list! (L-R) The Build-A-Boyfriend Project; The Emperor of Gladness; Ordinary Love. Avon; Penguin Press; KnopfBetween YA and fantasy, memoirs and romance, horror and historical fiction, LGBTQ+ stories have become more important than ever – and the summer of 2025 is set to deliver.