The Other Side Dispensary grand opening in Jersey City on October 12, 2024! As the first Black, LatinX, LGBTQ female disabled veteran licensed cannabis dispensary in Jersey., TOSD aims to empower marginalized communities.
Explore Bettering Company’s New York debut in the cannabis edibles market. From their Chicago origins to innovative products and community impact, discover how this trailblazer is setting trends in cannabis. Read more on Honeysuckle Magazine.
Tristan Schukraft teamed with Green Qween for West Hollywood's first LGBTQ+ owned dispensary, rebranding Zen Cannabis into a vibrant new Green Qween location. The store’s towering Pride Flag and custom mural by Patrick Church, marks Green Qween’s third store, and boosting the local cannabis scene.
FLAMER is heating up NYC this spring and summer with their red joints and hot events, like their Queers In Cannabis event connecting queers in cannabis and their 4/20 Picnic celebrating daytime fun.
New York City-based musical artist Roderick Woodruff goes on a journey of love, loss, and self-growth in their new album “The In Between.” Woodruff will celebrate the album’s release on February 6, 2024 with Jah X and Croconile.
A new cast of queens has arrived. They're competing to be crowned America's Next Drag Superstar and must show off their performance skills in a talent show. Oscar winner Charlize Theron guest judges.
"Necromania," a psychedelic photo series by Eliza Jouin, is inspired by the 1971 classic "Vampyros Lesbos." The shoot with model Lilian Zancajo-Lugo explores Latinx Catholicism, femininity, and darkness.
It's becoming a growing trend for people to use Halloween costumes as an expression of their gender and sexual identity explorations. From overtly sexy costumes to those that put LGBTQIA+ values up front, here's a look at what we should know about the holiday's identity empowerment.
Queer-owned cannabis brand FLAMER is curating a community of plant-loving creatives in NYC. Here, that community's LGBTQIA+ artists and industry leaders discuss weed, queer culture, and inclusive spaces.
RuPaul crowns America's Next Drag Superstar in an epic battle for the grand prize of $200,000.
One week away from the Grand Finale, the queens return to discuss the season's gaggiest moments.
The Top Four queens collab on a remix of RuPaul's song "Blame It On The Edit," recording their own verses and creating a space-themed music video.
The queens give drag makeovers to hard-working teachers, from kindergarten to high school. Queer pop musician Hayley Kiyoko guest judges.
The queens perform "Wigloose:The Rusical," set in the small town of West Bumtuck, where drag is outlawed, and an underground alliance forms to try and defeat the bigots. Country musician Orville Peck guest judges.
The queens perform stand-up comedy in pairs, but an odd number of queens causes for some drama. Comedian Ali Wong guest judges.
