Trans Actor Scott Turner Schofield Is an Activist Through His Art
Schofield is contesting that most of his advocacy for the LGBTQ+ community is done through simply producing art in Hollywood
Making Waves: History’s Largest Gathering of Black Surfers
Nathan Fluellen wants you to know that surfing is not reserved for chiseled blond bros. So he hosted the largest gathering of black surfers in history—in ruby red Huntington Beach
There Goes the Gayborhood!
West Hollywood has long billed itself as the queerest place on earth. But as the city becomes younger, straighter, and woker, its gay founding fathers are starting to feel left out
AOC, the Squad and Others Arrested in U.S. Capitol Abortion Protest
More than a dozen Democratic lawmakers were arrested at an abortion rights rally outside of the Capitol on Tuesday
Outfest’s Head On Bringing Back Its Film Festival Post-Pandemic
"We legitimately have to get what we saw our ancestors do in really big ways and not just ‘share and like,’" Damien Navarro told LAMag
At VidCon 2022, Influencers Discuss the Roe Reversal, Drag and Identity
LAMag took the opportunity to chat with TikTok comedian Brittany Broski, makeup influencer Patrick Starrr and Doing Things Media at the event.
Emmett Till’s Family Seeks Justice After Finding Unserved Warrant
The family of Emmett Till is calling for the arrest of a woman linked to his 1955 kidnapping and murder after an unserved warrant was found
The Wreckage of Roe: News and Notes on SCOTUS’ Abortion Ruling From Across Media
A look at the headlines from major media outlets and others on what is sure to be the biggest story of 2022
June Diane Raphael Says Without Roe v Wade Women Are ‘Essentially State-Owned Property’
“It is more important than ever for women to get into spaces with other women,” actress tells LAMag
50 Years of L.A. Pride in Pictures
How a modest march for civil rights became the biggest party in L.A.
