Murder, She Kind of Wrote
Out “SNL” alum Paula Pell puts a goofy, queer twist on Jessica Fletcher in “Mapleworth Murders”
Ray Rico
August 29, 2020
Middle Tennessee
A fresh look at the LGBT+ Culture and Communities in Nashville and Middle Tennessee.
Nashville in Harmony to Celebrates Don Schlosser Day
A day-long celebration of Nashville in Harmony’s former Artistic Director to honor 16-year legacy and organizational accomplishments
Ray Rico
August 25, 2020
Deep Inside Hollywood: ‘Trans in Trumpland,’ ‘Man in the Box,’ and More
The current anti-queer presidential administration has made no secret of its particular animosity toward the trans community and has done
Ray Rico
August 17, 2020
TPAC Announces Free Virtual Salon Series to Explore Nashville’s Arts & Culture Community
Following a short series of virtual events to stay connected with patrons earlier this summer, the nonprofit Tennessee Performing Arts
Ray Rico
August 14, 2020
Nashville CARES Announces the Opening of the New My House Clinic
Nashville CARES is excited to announce the opening of the new My House Clinic, a medical center designed to be
Ray Rico
August 14, 2020
Pride Wealth Strategies Aims to Provide LGBTQ+ Individuals with Personal Finance Coaching
What began as a hobby by entrepreneur and LGBTQ marketing expert Joey Amato has grown into a business.
Ray Rico
August 11, 2020
LGBT Alt-Rock Artist Kristen Ford to Release No Plans EP
Kristen Ford is one of the most explosive names in Nashville’s alternative rock music scene. The powerful singer/songwriter is scheduled
Ray Rico
August 11, 2020
Inside Jessie Ware’s Queer Utopia
Disco queen settles the gay debate over her new album and talks queer Twitter love, big wigs and pop music’s
Ray Rico
August 10, 2020
Deep Inside Hollywood: Queer Hallmark Christmas, New ‘Batwoman’ Lead, and More
Queer Hallmark Christmas, New ‘Batwoman’ Lead, and More
Ray Rico
August 4, 2020
Slick Chicks
Chicks frontwoman Natalie Maines on the queer creators behind the trio’s comeback album and their kinship with the LGBTQ community
Ray Rico
August 3, 2020
Fighting Stigma One Conversation at a Time
Stigma. It’s something that people with HIV/AIDS have dealt with for decades. Even with all the education available now and
Lauren Means
July 29, 2020
‘We Count: First-Time Voters’ Online at Frist Art Museum
As Nashvillians, we’re familiar with the story of Tennessee’s pivotal participation in women’s suffrage — we were the 36th state
Sydney Moxley
July 28, 2020
