Metrosource Magazine

MetroSource, now referred to as M, is a lifestyle magazine catering to the gay and lesbian community, published every two months by MetroSource Publishing based in New York City. The magazine comes in three versions: M NY for New York, M LA for Los Angeles, and a National edition for readers across the country.

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ficciones patógenas at Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art

2 weeks ago | metrosource.com | Michael Westman

“Possessed.” “Deviant.” “Sick.” Historically, colonial regimes attempted, gained, and maintained control over cuir/kuir/queer, trans, Black, and Indigenous people by pathologizing them along with their relationships—to the land, to the nonhuman, to one another. The rich sexual and gender diversity of the many cultures of Abya Yala (Kuna for the entirety of the Americas) was unintelligible to Western knowledge frameworks.
Tourmaline's The Joy and Defiance of Marsha P Johnson

2 weeks ago | metrosource.com | Alexander Rodriguez

It seems every day, our queer rights are being called into question more and more, and not just on a government level, but on a social level. Just look at the comments on any public Pride post and you’ll see what we mean. What we had just feared from the current presidential administration is now coming to fruition, and the queer community is being forced to retreat decades back. How did the LGBTQ community ever get out of such a dark place? How did we end up losing our power?
Jeff Hiller is Leading with Laughter

2 weeks ago | metrosource.com | Alexander Rodriguez

Actor Jeff Hiller is enjoying his time in the spotlight. And why shouldn’t he? It’s taken over 25 years of working odd jobs that he wasn’t very good at, while making sporadic appearances in bit parts on TV, while performing improv anywhere he could (the basement was not below him…get the pun?).
Scott Hoying of Pentatonix is Finding Harmony

2 weeks ago | metrosource.com | Alexander Rodriguez

A cappella group Pentatonix changed the music scene when it made its debut, winning the third season of NBC’s reality TV competition show The Sing-Off in 2011. The group not only became an international success, both online and onstage, but it also challenged the norms of what popular music was in the industry.
Who Wouldn't Want a Happy Ending from Bruno?

2 weeks ago | metrosource.com | Michael Westman

Murray Hill is larger than life. He’s got a big personality, a positive outlook, an infectious style of banter, and an endearing demeanor. It is all presented in a colorful package, suit and all. But it is not just a persona. After chatting with him for just a few minutes, it is clear that he is the real deal. Talking to him is like talking to everyone’s favorite guy at the bar. He’s got stories, jokes, and opinions on life.
Peter Som is Turning the Everyday Into Something a Little More Fabulous

2 weeks ago | metrosource.com | Alexander Rodriguez

Lifestyle guru Peter Som is becoming the Queer Eye cast all wrapped up in one! Well-known for his celebrity fashion designs, he has become very popular for his dinner parties, and this Pride season, to mix everything together, he has released his debut cookbook, Family Style. With artistic flair, family-infused style, and near-perfect aesthetic, what can’t Som do? Som was born and raised in the rich food and art culture of the San Francisco Bay Area.
LGBTQ Friendly Spa Retreats for Summertime Rejuvenation

2 weeks ago | metrosource.com | Michael Westman

Everyone can use a trip to the spa for a little rest and relaxation during the heat of the summer months. And luckily, there is no shortage of treatments to turn to all over the world. We surveyed the globe and found some of the best spas to check out as soon as you’re ready to don a robe and slippers for your pampering. Soak it all in, you deserve it!The Boulders Resort & Spa, Arizonawww.theboulders.comRestore mind and body at The Boulders in Scottsdale, Arizona. Their adult only 33,000 sq. ft.
How Do You Make Love Last When Life Gets Complicated?

2 weeks ago | metrosource.com | Michael Westman

Marriage might start with that deep-in-your-bones kind of love—the kind that makes you want to build a life together. But after the vows are said, the dance ends, and the thank-you cards are mailed, real life shows up and sits down right next to you on the couch. For many couples, keeping a marriage healthy can bring extra layers—family dynamics, outside opinions, and systems that weren’t exactly built with your love in mind. That’s why it’s not just about staying together.
Jenny Hagel is Telling the Jokes Seth Meyers Can't

2 months ago | metrosource.com | Alexander Rodriguez

In today’s unnerving political and social climate, what is funny and what is over the line is up for grabs. Leading by example, we are being told by our leaders that you can pretty much say anything without repercussion. Although it hasn’t been too funny. Leading the fight against stupidity with intelligence and comedy, writer and comedian Jenny Hagel is using her job at Late Night with Seth Meyers to comment on hot topics and promote conversation.
Kim David Smith is Channeling His Inner Marlene Dietrich

2 months ago | metrosource.com | Alexander Rodriguez

International stage and music star Kim David Smith is truly a unique performer. He is keeping the cabaret genre very much alive while channeling the divas of yesterday, namely Marlene Dietrich, who was challenging social and political norms way before Kim’s time. During a time when politics is trying to silence the queer voice, it is only fitting that Kim releases his album, Mostly Marlene, celebrating the cinematic icon and fighting back against the current political climate in his own way.