Out British singer-songwriter Lucy Spraggan will trek across the pond to support her new studio album, “Today Was A Good Day.”

John Glynn’s memoir, “Out East,” set mainly in a Montauk share house in summer 2013, recounts the transformative period in the author’s life when he found himself attracted to men.

When the artistic director of the “Whitman at 200” program approached Tom Wilson Weinberg about contributing a show to the program commemorating the iconic poet’s 200th birthday, the local out songwriter was ready.

Most of us were taught as children how to behave in society, including how to share. AJ Hess took that lesson to heart into adulthood — and parlayed it into a lifestyle and a career.

Manager of the West Philadelphia Mariposa Food Co-op, Hess has worked in the cooperative business for almost 20 years. In addition, the gender-nonconforming parent has fostered multiple children.

Josh Howard’s compelling documentary, “The Lavender Scare,” adapted from David K. Johnson’s book, chronicles the federal government’s persecution of gays and lesbians during the Cold War.

After local author Mera Malik went through a breakup with her longtime companion, she got to work on what became her just-released children’s book, “Om The Enchanted: Big World, Little Om.”

The 25-year-young Dragapella group The Kinsey Sicks will perform one of its critically acclaimed shows once more before group member Ben Schatz retires.

Throughout June, Lightbox Film Center is screening important films by LGBTQ filmmakers that address issues of pride, representation and community.

Slowly, potently and with the power of pride and inclusivity, hip-hop artists and country singers, at the top echelons of their respective charts, are showing their true colors.

Out gay filmmaker John Butler’s poignant comedy-drama, “Papi Chulo,” centers on a lonely Los Angeles weatherman trying to recover from a relationship that has ended.

 Heather Mae, a powerful singer-songwriter of husky-voiced contagious pop was featured June 8 at Ridge Avenue Philadelphia Folksong Society’s Singing Out Tour.

Philippe Besson’s “Lie With Me: A Novel,” a bestseller in France, is a devastating read about first love.