Thursday, Nov 13, 2025

LGBTQ+ TOP STORIES Thursday, Nov 13, 2025

News

Starbucks Workers Kick Off 65-store US Strike on Company's Busy Red Cup Day

More than 1,000 unionized Starbucks workers are on strike Thursday at 65 U.S. stores

by Dee-Ann Durbin | 2 hours ago

MSNBC's Name Is Being Replaced, but Its Leaders Insist That Its Mission Will Remain the Same

MSNBC enters the hall of retired corporate names this weekend, with the network formally switching over to MS NOW

by David Bauder | 2 hours ago

Culture

Martín Lüttecke: Chile’s Queer Vanguard Reimagines Fashion—Sustainably and Boldly

Chilean designer Martín Lüttecke is redefining queer expression in Latin American fashion by merging sustainability, body politics, and local craft traditions...

2 hours ago

Time Has Outrun This 'Running Man'

It’s always interesting when time overtakes the dystopias of the past. In Stephen King’s 1982 novel “The Running Man,” the United States has fallen into a...

by Jake Coyle | 4 hours ago

Pride

Dallas Seeks Exemption to Preserve Rainbow Crosswalks Amid Statewide Removal Order

The Dallas City Council has formally requested an exemption from Governor Greg Abbott’s statewide directive to remove rainbow crosswalks and other non-standard...

Nov 12

When a Broken Jaw Became a Rallying Cry: How a Texas Hero and His Community Stood Up for Trans Lives

When Jarod Adkison stepped in to defend a transgender woman from a violent assault in Austin, he paid a steep personal price—only to find his community standing...

Nov 10

Media

Undressed To Kill @ Gym U NYC :: October 31, 2025

Susanne Bartsch and David Barton turned Gym U into a full-on haunted haus of hedonism for Undressed To Kill–where costumes were optional, glamour was mandatory,...

by Wilsonmodels | Nov 3

Tell No One By Dreamland :: October 31, 2025

Dreamland rose from the depths and took over the legendary Twilo once again for Manhattan's biggest gay Halloween blowout! Multiple stages, forbidden gardens,...

by Wilsonmodels | Nov 2

EDGE RECOMMENDS

EDGE Now: Redefining Bi-Visibility Through Courage & Artistry

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Three bold icons—Maren Morris, Alan Cumming, and Anna Paquin—remind us that bisexuality is real, resilient, and worthy of celebration.