Black LGBTQ+ actors shine in Hollywood, overcoming industry resistance through talent, authenticity, and visibility.
Washington D.C. Pride Weekend did not disappoint, and neither did the culture's royalty, Queen Latifah as this year's American Music Awards host. It's another Women Crush Wednesday to remember!
Whether you're a woman-loving women who can serve up reads like Porsha Williams, or a bisexual baddie like Tinashe, this Women Crush Wednesday has something just for you!
This week's Women Crush Wednesday is dedicated to the sports girlies, whether they take or call the shots!
Now that Met Gala Monday is behind us, it's time to dive into Women Crush Wednesday, and this week Janelle Monáe takes the cake.
Our LGBTQIA hotties are winning this week, just as they do every week if we're being honest.
Whether you're a lesbian who is femme, non-binary, or you identify as a staddy, we celebrate you each and every day of the year, but just a tad bit extra along this year's Lesbian Visibility Week (April 20-26, 2026).
Early in her career, Niecy Nash-Betts surprised herself by speaking up to Whoopi Goldberg on the set of 'Boys on the Side,' proving she’s never been afraid to use her voice.
As a special Black Women's History Month report, here's a comprehensive look at the key Black actresses who have reshaped Hollywood.
Wednesdays are the hottest day of the week for MadameNoire! Don't miss our list of 50 hottest queer queens occupying our fantasies!
In honor of this week’s Women Crush Wednesday, we’re celebrating 50 of the hottest Black queer women who are not just a moment—but a movement.
Spring has already sprung in our eyes, when the world is filled with the beauties who make up this list of this week's Women Crush Wednesday.