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“Down Low," directed by Rightor Doyle, is available Oct. 10 on demand.

Cinema

‘Down Low’ makes for painfully humorless comedy

By Gary M. Kramer

AMNY

Chelsea hate crime: Bigoted brutes break senior man’s jaw after uttering anti-LGBTQ slurs, cops say

Linjie Deng at the 2023 Hamptons Fine Art Fair with the painting that would be auctioned at the Out East End Impact Awards

Dan’s Papers

After Death, Artist Linjie Deng Lives New Life with Honesty & Pride

“Strange Way of Life” and “The Human Voice," directed by Pedro Almodovar, opened Oct. 4.

Cinema

A queer western on a double bill of Pedro Almodovar shorts

By Steve Erickson

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Oct. 2 that it plans to endorse the antibiotic as a post-sex morning after pill geared towards men who have sex with men and trans women.

Health

CDC proposes using antibiotic to prevent STI among gay men, trans women

By Dashiell Allen

A May Day demonstration in Manhattan last year brought attention to highlight labor issues.

Events

National Trans Visibility March events scheduled in NYC

By Dashiell Allen

Emcee Dev Doee stands in the spotlight at GMHC's event at City Winery on Oct. 5

Around Town

GMHC combines drag performances with casino games to raise money

By Donna Aceto

Remembrance

James Jorden, iconoclastic queer opera critic, Gay City News contributor, dead at 69

By Paul Schindler

New York State

New York State to offer “X” gender option on public benefit applications

By Dashiell Allen

A documentary is revisiting the murder of Matthew Shepard, who was killed 25 years ago this month.

Television

Documentary to revisit Matthew Shepard’s death 25 years later

By Matt Tracy

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Events

What to do in queer NYC Oct. 5-8

By Michael Shirey

Kawaski Trawick's mother, Ellen Trawick (left), with the family's attorney, Royce Russell (right), at NYPD headquarters on April 12.

From the Editor

Officers should be held accountable in Kawaski Trawick case

By Matt Tracy

Jack Phillips, whose case was heard by the Supreme Court several years ago after he objected to designing a wedding cake for a gay couple, speaks to supporters outside the Supreme Court, Dec. 5, 2022, in Washington.

Legal

Colorado high court to hear case against Christian baker who refused to make LGBTQ-themed cake

By Colleen Slevin and Jesse Bedayn, AP

Schneps Podcasts

Past stories

Study finds racial disparities in NYC’s 2022 mpox response

‘Eismayer’ illustrates the power of love in the military

‘Down Low’ makes for painfully humorless comedy

Chelsea hate crime: Bigoted brutes break senior man’s jaw after uttering anti-LGBTQ slurs, cops say

After Death, Artist Linjie Deng Lives New Life with Honesty & Pride

A queer western on a double bill of Pedro Almodovar shorts

CDC proposes using antibiotic to prevent STI among gay men, trans women

National Trans Visibility March events scheduled in NYC

GMHC combines drag performances with casino games to raise money

James Jorden, iconoclastic queer opera critic, Gay City News contributor, dead at 69

New York State to offer “X” gender option on public benefit applications

Documentary to revisit Matthew Shepard’s death 25 years later

What to do in queer NYC Oct. 5-8

Officers should be held accountable in Kawaski Trawick case

Colorado high court to hear case against Christian baker who refused to make LGBTQ-themed cake

Flatiron NoMad District: Two of Manhattan’s Iconic Destinations with James Mettham

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Coney Island graduate among victims killed in D.C. midair collision

Middle schoolers successfully lobby Mayor Adams for local farmers market

New Reggae documentary premiering at Bronx Music Hall this weekend

Ask the MTA | OMNY vending machines and Lunar New Year travel

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