News & Politics

Mel Wymore Could Be NYC's First Trans Elected Official

Mel Wymore is running to unseat the staunching progressive councilwoman Helen Rosenthal — and become the first transgender elected official in NYC

by Ross Barkan

Film

'Planet of the Apes' Is the Best Blockbuster in Years

by Bilge Ebiri

Equality

Why Are All The Lesbian Bars Disappearing?

by Melissa Anderson

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Sustainability

Saving Queens’ Secret Wetlands

by Ryan Goldberg

Washington, D.C.

Rightbloggers: The Real Killers Are Those Who Say Trumpcare Will Cost Lives

by Roy Edroso

New York

Pride Parade 2017

by C.S. Muncy & Gretchen Robinette

Events

Gavin Grimm and Edie Windsor Honored at the 2017 Village Voice Pride Awards

by Natalia Hadjigeorgiou

The Pride Issue

Equality

The Queer Havens of Jackson Heights

by Mathew Rodriguez

June 20, 2017

Equality

How Six NYC Activists Changed History With “Silence = Death”

by Theodore Kerr

June 20, 2017

Equality

Queerer Than Folk

by Suzanne Cope

June 20, 2017

Equality

Masha Gessen On Trump, Russia, and ‘How Pride Is Political’

by Lauren Evans

June 20, 2017

Equality

‘My Existence Is Resistance’

by Samy Nemir Olivares

June 20, 2017

Voice Choice Voice Choices

Dance

L.A. Dance Project’s Run At The Joyce Is Worth Attending Twice

by Elizabeth Zimmer

Art

Lynette Yiadom-Boakye Paints It Black At The New Museum

by Christian Viveros-Faune

Film

'In Transit' Takes a Healing Train Ride Into a Country’s Soul

by Alan Scherstuhl

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Film

“The House on Coco Road” Reveals the Grenada That Reagan Never Knew

by April Wolfe

Music

The Best NYC Shows This Week: Bully, Lesley Flanigan, Palehound

by Sophie Weiner

Art

Lynn McCarty’s Paintings Are Greater Than the Sum of Their Parts

by R.C. Baker

Music

A Jazz History of the Future

by Michael J. Agovino

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