LGBTQ+ TOP STORIES Monday, Dec 29, 2025
A Muse for Musicians: 11 Songs Inspired by Brigitte Bardot
In addition to being a 1960s French sex symbol, actor, singer and animal welfare activist, Brigitte Bardot was a muse to many — in particular, musicians.
News
Doncic, Lakers to Host Cunningham and the Pistons
The Los Angeles Lakers host the Detroit Pistons in out-of-conference play
Foods With Healthy-Sounding Buzzwords Could Be Hiding Added Sugar in Plain Sight
People probably don’t know how much sugar they’re eating
Culture
Hounded by Photographers for Years, Bardot Identified With the Animals She Later Set Out to Save
Brigitte Bardot, who has died at 91, often said that the hounding she received from the world's press in her years as a sex symbol of the 1960s made her...
Mika Reflects on "Grace Kelly" Origins in Recent Podcast: A Defiant Anthem of Self-Expression
In a recent episode of the "Queer the Music" podcast, singer Mika delved into the creation of his 2007 hit "Grace Kelly," revealing it as a response to record...
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Pride
Pronoun Respect and Suicide Risk: New Research Links Everyday Affirmation to Transgender Youth Mental Health
New research released in the past week finds that transgender and nonbinary young people whose pronouns are consistently respected report dramatically lower...
ESPN Brazil Reporter Ricardo Spinelli’s On-Air Coming Out Reignites Debate About Homophobia in Brazilian Soccer
ESPN Brazil reporter Ricardo Spinelli publicly came out as gay during a live broadcast while covering a match involving Sport Club Internacional, days after...
Media
EDGE Now: The Queer Entertainers Who Owned 2025
From viral pop chaos to historic wins, these queer stars didn’t just shine in 2025 — they ran it.
Toy Drive @ Gym U NYC :: December 17, 2025
Toys, tinsel, and total icon behavior. Susanne Bartsch & David Barton turned Gym U into a glittering holiday fantasy for their annual Toy Drive–hosted by...
EDGE RECOMMENDS
EDGE Now: Halloween Divas
Edge Now crowns the ultimate Halloween divas—Elvira (Cassandra Peterson), the Sanderson Sisters of Hocus Pocus, and Morticia Addams—celebrating camp, gothic glam, and queer-pop culture’s most iconic witches.
