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An evening in New York with Molly Grace and Meg Smith In September, Molly Grace  released her debut record, ‘Blush’, for fans of queer pop funk; this is a can’t-miss album! To read her thoughts, her creative process, and more, check out this article  from our music + entertainment magazine earlier this year.  Now, Molly is on a nationwide tour, singing songs from the new album each night, and on October 21, she came to New York’s Webster Hall. Her opener is Meg Smith , an ind

A conversation with Nat Timmerman, the creator of Rabbitology  The crowd's energy was palpable the moment Rabbitology  took the stage. They were opening for The Oh Hellos, but the cheers after (and during) each song were more reminiscent of a headlining act than an opener. Nat Timmerman is the creative genius behind Rabbitology, the folk-horror band that defies genre expectations. While she's still a senior at the University of Michigan, taking part-time classes, she's also e

A spoken word by Tim Powers-Reed There are days when the rainbow feels less like a promise and more like a weight. Not a closet— no, I burned that long ago. But still— some days, even the open air feels thick with expectation. You walk into the room, and suddenly you are Representation. Education. Liberation. A walking Wikipedia page with glitter on your shoulders and grace in your teeth. They want the pride flag, but not the protest. They love the queerness, as long as it’s

Kendall Parker is an inspirational, aspiring high-fashion model. I've known him for just over a year, and we've walked in a couple of...

Citrine Cash Collins interviews 11 drag queens Note: This is the full version of the Q&As published in our  fashion + drag magazine . ...

Amid a New York City heat wave, I arrived at John Mangru's Bushwick apartment with photographer Madison Paloski for a photoshoot.