Glitz, glam and, oh, just the small matter of changing hearts and minds. That’s a tall order for anyone, and the basic setup of every episode of the HBO show “We’re Here.” But of course, once again in Season 3, drag queens Shangela, Eureka O’Hara and Bob the Drag Queen use their skills to deliver on that recipe, and then some.

Lea DeLaria is coming to Michigan, and she has a message for the mitten state’s LGBTQ+ community: “Be here. Be queer. Get used to it.”

In Wanda Sykes’ latest comedy special “Not Normal” she takes on everything from the Trump administration, the #MeToo movement and racism; it’s clear that over the course of her 30-year career Sykes has been fearlessly outspoken. …

As coronavirus continues to alter the way life is lived across the globe, its impact has reached into all facets of everyday life, and that includes religion. Though virtual means of worship have been put …

Between regularly appearing on Comedy Central, developing a web series, writing for shows like Netflix’s “Big Mouth,” raising a child and an upcoming debut as a TV doctor in “Carol’s Second Act” (premiering Sept. 26 at 9:30 on CBS), one would …

To get a sense of the immense progress made by the LGBTQ community over the last several decades it’s perhaps best to scale down and examine personal achievement. In Michigan, it’s arguable that the person who might best be used as this human metric is Attorney General Dana Nessel. …

Maintaining a packed schedule can be tricky for drag queens at the best of times, but for Bob The Drag Queen, even a global pandemic can’t keep her down. Despite heading into a Pride season filled with nearly across-the-board event cancellations and postponements due to the novel coronavirus, the season eight winner of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” is regularly making appearances across the virtual stage everywhere.

On Sunday, Detroit’s Monument to Joe Louis was a snapshot of the nation’s anger. Chants like “Black lives matter,” “No justice, no peace,” “Abolish the police” and “Fuck the police” rang out for hours from dozens of protestors. …

Standing on the precipice of the first-ever transgender-specific case to face the Supreme Court of the United States, it’d be understandable if plaintiff Aimee Stephens, 58, …

The shopping, the decorating, the worshipping, the mandatory small talk – the holidays can already be a time of great stress. Adding a queer identity into the mix can often complicate things further. Still, as tricky as navigating the upcoming special days can be …

Hanging at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, Emanuel Leutze’s 12-by-21-foot “Washington Crossing the Delaware” is a proud, imposing painting, framed in a brilliant gold. Famous for not only its size but its portrayal of the glory of the American revolution …