Love and Deepspace Faces Backlash Over Alleged Homophobia

Love and Deepspace, the sci-fi otome title from Papergames, has surpassed 80 million downloads and generated over $1 billion in revenue, according to industry reports. However, the game’s rapid growth is currently shadowed by controversy regarding the cancellation of the character Valko, allegations of exclusionary practices at promotional events, and internal community policies that prohibit … Read more

Melanie Posner’s New West Hollywood Mural Celebrates Sapphic Love

Los Angeles-based muralist Melanie Posner has completed a new neon-themed mural at the SweetWater nightclub, located at 8869 Santa Monica Blvd. in West Hollywood. The artwork, which features two women, serves as a public representation of the local LGBTQ+ community, according to Posner. The project coincides with broader regional efforts to support APLA Health and … Read more

CDPR Stands Up for LGBTQ+ in The Witcher-Fans React in Force

CD Projekt Red’s DEI Push Sparks Backlash—What It Means for Gaming’s Future CD Projekt Red’s recent Pride Month statement has reignited debates over diversity in gaming, with players threatening boycotts and critics questioning the company’s global approach. Here’s what the controversy reveals about DEI in gaming—and how studios may navigate it moving forward. View this … Read more

Faith, Sexuality, and the Bodybuilder: A Personal Struggle

The film Test, directed by Sam McConnell and written by Brock Yurich, offers a grounded examination of the intersection between professional bodybuilding, repressed queer identity, and religious conflict. Following its North American premiere at the Provincetown Film Festival, where it tied for the Audience Award for Best Narrative Feature, the film has been identified by … Read more

LGBTQ Rights in Malaysia: Facing Increased Enforcement and Rhetoric

In Malaysia, the intersection of national policy, traditional values, and public health initiatives is undergoing a period of intense scrutiny. As the government continues to tighten enforcement regarding LGBTQ-related activities and social morality, a clear shift is emerging in how civil society and local NGOs navigate the legal landscape. For observers, Here’s more than just … Read more

Minneapolis City Council mulls legalizing adult sex venues with new bathhouse licensing rules

Minneapolis city leaders are considering a significant shift in local regulations, potentially legalizing and regulating adult bathhouses and sex venues. The Minneapolis City Council has referred a package of four proposed ordinances to staff for review, according to city records. Proposed Changes The ordinances aim to establish a comprehensive framework for these establishments, including a … Read more

Justice Department targets Minnesota in transgender athletes lawsuit

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Trump administration filed suit against Minnesota and its school athletics governing body on Monday, carrying out a threat to challenge the state’s policy allowing transgender athletes to compete in girls’ sports. Legal Challenge and Broader Context The lawsuit is part of a larger national debate concerning the rights of transgender youth. … Read more

Pride of place: the rise of LGBTQ+ art in Hong Kong – The Art Newspaper

Hong Kong’s Blossoming Queer Art Scene: A Regional Beacon Hong Kong’s art scene is experiencing a notable shift, increasingly embracing queer artistic expression. This trend, accelerated by initiatives like the Sunpride Foundation’s exhibitions, is creating a space for LGBTQ+ artists and audiences to connect and thrive, even amidst a complex socio-political landscape. The Impact of … Read more

Comic Watch Presents: The Korner – A Comic Crowdfunding Round Up – March 7, 2026

The Rise of Creator-Driven Comics Funding: A Look at the Crowdfunding Landscape The world of comic books is undergoing a significant shift, with crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter becoming increasingly vital for independent creators. Recent data, as highlighted in Comic Watch’s crowdfunding roundups from February 28th and March 7th, 2026, demonstrates a vibrant ecosystem where diverse … Read more

Judge orders Trump administration to restore George Washington slavery exhibit in Philadelphia

A federal judge ruled on Presidents Day that an exhibit detailing the lives of nine people enslaved by George Washington must be restored at his former home in Philadelphia. The ruling came after President Donald Trump’s administration removed the exhibit last month. Exhibit Removal and Legal Challenge The city of Philadelphia sued in January after … Read more