Allies for Health + Wellbeing has announced its 2026 class of Bright Young People, recognizing 12 individuals who are making significant contributions to Pittsburgh through ...
As I write this, a transgender pride flag is whipping around wildly on my front porch. The flag keeps getting tangled up and so I ...
3 queer headlines you might’ve missed! #lgbtq
Did you miss these queer headlines this week? This is your BI weekly Queer News Update!
You couldn’t escape it. When you fell in love, that was it: you were there for good. Leaving your amour’s side was unthinkable, turning away was impossible. You’d do anything for that person you loved – even, as in the ...
Listen on Spotify Good morning, Pittsburgh. Spring is flirting, but they’re not committing. Spring is here… but like… are they though? One day it’s 65 ...
Pittsburgh’s Human Relations Commission today announced that it found in favor of a dog walker who accused a Department of Public Works (DPW) employee of ...
Thousands of protests are scheduled across the United States on Saturday as part of the “No Kings” movement opposing President Donald Trump’s administration. Organizers expect ...
Westmoreland County commissioners want you to believe they’re being “neutral.” Neutral about queer people. Neutral about trans lives. Neutral about whether LGBTQ+ residents deserve even ...
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From American Idol to queer self-discovery, David Archuleta’s Devout explores faith, identity, and becoming yourself. Our full review link in bio.
Allies for Health + Wellbeing has made its move to 211 Tower in East Liberty, and now they want to see your moves on the dance floor! On Friday, April 17, they’re celebrating the relocation as well as the movers and shakers who are the 2026 Bright Young People with a dance party at Velum Fermentation on the South Side. 8 p.m. with DJs Himboza, Formosa and Huny Xo! Info & tickets link in bio.
3 queer headlines you might’ve missed: A trans-led resource center opens in downtown Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh Black Pride enters a new era. Local arts leadership brings Pride (and millions) to the region. Full stories at the link in our bio.
Pittsburgh lost a legend. From 1970s nightlife to decades at Lucky’s, Dana Brown helped shape queer Pittsburgh. Rest in power, Dana. Read her story link in bio.
A break-in at True T PGH’s Uptown space left essential equipment and pantry supplies stolen. They’re still open and still serving the community. Full story link in bio.
