Queerty

Queerty is a digital publication that focuses on LGBTQ+ lifestyle and news. It was established in 2005 by David Hauslaib. By June 2015, the website attracted over five million unique visitors each month.

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WATCH: A North Korean defector explores Seoul's vibrant gay scene in this groundbreaking drama

17 hours ago | queerty.com | Cameron Scheetz

The striking new South Korean drama 3670 explores the ramifications of a life lived within borders and boundaries, and the joy that can be found when one rids themself of those restraints. Handsome, young Cheol-jun (Youhyun Cho) was born and raised in the totalitarian state of North Korea, forced to abide by a strict code of conduct—until, one day, he got out. Now, he lives in the bustling, vibrant Seoul, where he’s found a new sense of belonging largely among a community of fellow defectors.
Ryan Murphy's new hunk, a 'Pitch Perfect' coming out & all the best LGBTQ+ releases this week

1 day ago | queerty.com | Cameron Scheetz

Need a boost to get over Hump Day? The Hot Sheet is Queerty’s midweek pop culture catch-up, highlighting the entertainment stories everyone’s talking about, the ones you might’ve missed, and the notable LGBTQ+ film & TV releases in the days ahead. Here’s everything you need to stay in-the-know:The 2025 Eurovision Song Contest Finals — May 13, 15, 17 (Peacock): Don’t miss the live-streamed final rounds of what just might be the gayest television of the year.
6 things people still get wrong about trans and nonbinary people

1 day ago | queerty.com | Jay Robinson |Karleigh Webb |Ken Schultz |Cyd Zeigler

There’s this thing that happens when you’re transgender. You’re just trying to live your life — running a race, going to work, shopping for groceries — and someone hits you with a question, an assumption, or a comment that makes you feel like a novelty instead of a person. It’s exhausting. And it happens more often than you’d think. As a trans man, I’ve had people question whether I’m “really” a man because I haven’t had bottom surgery yet.
Guess which two A-listers are going gay-for-pay as Siegfried & Roy in this new limited series...

1 day ago | queerty.com | Cameron Scheetz

If you grew up in the ’90s, there were two names synonymous with flamboyance: Siegfried & Roy. And now the late Las Vegas showmen will have their larger-than-life, yet largely secret love story brought to the screen thanks to a new AppleTV+ miniseries based on the biographical podcast Wild Things: Siegfried & Roy.
Trans coach: Basketball 'gave me the tools to function in society'

1 day ago | queerty.com | Karleigh Webb |Cyd Zeigler |Ken Schultz |Jon Holmes

Throughout his life, from being a local phenom in high school in Lansing, Mich., to a decorated college career, Layne Ingram has been all about basketball. “I just remember being a basketball player,” he said in the Outsports Being Out video series. “I wasn’t a girl’s basketball player. I wasn’t a boy’s basketball player. I was a basketball player.”As a player, he was battling within as fiercely as he played on the court. That struggled ended in 2017, when he came out publicly as a transgender man.
EXCLUSIVE: Jelani Alladin & Zane Phillips get intimate in a stunning BTS look at 'Strangers On A Beach'

2 days ago | queerty.com | Cameron Scheetz

A well-made period film functions as a time capsule from a different era, but a truly great one can also be a mirror to the world we’re currently living in. In the case of filmmaker Michael Schwartz‘s (Snatched) new short Strangers On A Beach, its reflection is handsome and alluring, yet one that reveals a sense of paranoia endemic to queer culture that’s becoming harder and hard to ignore of late.
Recently out Barry Diller confirms past affairs with other male stars in juicy memoir

2 days ago | queerty.com | Cameron Scheetz

Last week, legendary film & television producer Barry Diller—husband to fashion icon Diane von Fürstenberg—shocked Hollywood when he came out as queer. Well, we say “shocked,” though if you’ve been paying attention to the industry long enough, you know that the truth about Diller is one of its worst-kept secrets. The 83-year-old’s essentially been living in a glass closet, only now publicly confirming his sexuality in his upcoming tell-all memoir, Who Knew.
Why are all of Coca-Cola's new cans reading the gays for filth?

2 days ago | queerty.com | Carson Mlnarik

Did iconic global beverage brand Coca-Cola just call us a slur?!OK, not exactly, but something fruity is happening at the factory, based on the rising number of gays getting read for filth by their cans of Diet Coke. In what appears to be a new promotional campaign, the cola giant has unveiled a variety of new designs, inviting drinkers to share a Coke (or Diet Coke) with people like their “Sis,” “Partner,” and “Gurl.” Naturally, news of the rollout has spread the fastest on Gay Twitter X.
A trans man is wondering: Is his masc style sending the wrong message?

2 days ago | queerty.com | Jude Cramer |Johnny Levanier |Henry Giardina |Arin Waller

Everyone’s entitled to embrace whatever sense of style makes them feel most comfortable — but one trans man on TikTok couldn’t help but wonder if his love for masculine clothing was giving other queer folks the wrong idea. A TikToker named Reed (@uhh.reed) turned to the internet to help him with a style emergency. “Stay, I’m fruity!” Reed began.
Pro boxer Orlando Cruz shows off his knockout smile in blissful pics with his hubby

2 days ago | queerty.com | Alex Reimer

Orlando Cruz never thought he would be able to live an open life. One of the top ranked featherweights in the world, the Puerto Rican boxer didn’t think he would enjoy any support if he publicly came out as gay. He was especially worried about the environment within his sport, which can be testosterone-fueled. But when Cruz spoke his truth 13 years ago, he was pleasantly surprised. The trailblazing athlete reflected on his journey in a recent interview with the publication EL PAÍS.