LGBTQ+ TOP STORIES Friday, Dec 12, 2025
Queer Actor Wenne Alton Davis Remembered After Fatal Midtown Collision
Queer actor Wenne Alton Davis, known for roles in productions including "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" and "The Normal Heart", was killed after being struck by an SUV while crossing a Midtown Manhattan intersection.
News
Gus Kenworthy Secures Medal in Snow League Debut, Eyes 2026 Olympics Comeback
Olympic silver medalist and openly gay freeskier Gus Kenworthy won a medal at the Snow League event on December 8, 2025, marking a strong return to competition...
Remarkable Lindsey Vonn Wins World Cup Downhill at Age 41 to Start Her Olympic Season
The queen of downhill skiing is well and truly back. At age 41, still faster than the rest.
Culture
How Joyce Didonato's Childhood Inspired Her Role in 'Amahl and the Night Visitors'
Gian Carlo Menotti’s opera “Amahl and the Night Visitors” is coming to New York’s Lincoln Center Theater
It Feels Good to Be Jelly Roll. and Now, He's Ready to Win a Grammy
Country star Jelly Roll is ready to win a Grammy
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Pride
Anonymous $350K Lifeline Gives Pride Center of Vermont a Path to Rebuild
An anonymous $350,000 donation has given the Pride Center of Vermont a critical financial lifeline one month after the organization suspended operations amid...
Vandalism of Reno’s “Biggest Little Rainbow Bridge” Sparks Outrage and LGBTQ+ Solidarity
A rainbow-painted memorial bridge created by Girl Scout Troop 508 in Reno, Nevada, to honor deceased pets was vandalized with white paint just days before its...
Media
EDGE Now: Queer Holiday Traditions That Totally Slay
Three queer holiday traditions that prove chaos is part of the celebration.
Santa Speedo Run Chicago :: December 6, 2025
Santa didn't just come to town–she sprinted in a Speedo! The 14th annual run hit Sidetrack with Debbie Fox hosting, raising coins, cheers, and temps for Center...
EDGE RECOMMENDS
EDGE Now: 3 Queer Icons Who Changed the Game
From the first queen of drag to a pioneering candidate and a trans rights matriarch—meet William Dorsey Swann, José Sarria, and Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, three icons who changed the game.
