Month: December 2025

The “Bicannon” Buzz Takes Over Pokémon GO Pokémon GO’s Community Day Continues to Bring Excitement to Trainers With nearly ten years under its belt, Pokémon GO remains a global sensation, captivating millions of players with its unique blend of augmented reality gameplay and real-world exploration. One of the most anticipated features of the game is

Controversy Over Incorrect Age Rating for “La Petite Dernière” on Google Mislabeling Sparks Confusion and Frustration Upon its release on October 22, Hafsia Herzi’s new film La Petite Dernière encountered an unexpected online issue: Google inaccurately marked the movie as “Restricted to audiences 18 and older.” This error led to widespread confusion and concern, especially

Targeted Attacks Via Dating Apps in the Moselle Region A disturbing case of targeted violence has emerged in the Moselle region, where six young men were taken into custody at the end of October in connection with a series of homophobic assaults. According to Sarreguemines prosecutor Olivier Glady, the group is accused of using the

A Strong Rejection of Anti-LGBTQ+ Rhetoric at the Ballot Box Recent U.S. elections delivered a clear message: voters are turning away from divisive political tactics, especially those targeting transgender individuals and the broader LGBTQ+ community. Across the country, election results demonstrated increasing support for Democratic candidates who proudly champion LGBTQ+ rights. In a historic win,

Queer-Inclusive Collaborations in Sportswear Introduction: Sports as a Platform for Queer Identity Traditionally linked to competition and masculine ideals, the realm of sports is evolving into a more inclusive and expressive space. At the forefront of this transformation is sports fashion, a medium of visibility and pride for the LGBTQIA+ community. Bold campaigns like Nike

Standing United Against Government Overreach In a powerful display of unity and resistance, thousands flooded the streets of Buenos Aires on November 1 as the Pride March sent a bold message against President Javier Milei’s administration. Under the banner “In the face of hate and violence: more pride and unity!”, demonstrators expressed deep concern over

Billie Eilish: Redefining Queer Representation Through Art and Authenticity A Style That Breaks Boundaries Since bursting onto the global stage with her breakout hit Ocean Eyes, Billie Eilish has carved out an image all her own. From just 14 years old, she adopted a bold and unconventional look: oversized clothing, shifting hair tones, dramatic eye

Open Relationships vs. Polyamory: What Sets Them Apart? Within the vast spectrum of non-monogamous relationship styles, two terms are frequently mentioned: open relationships and polyamory. Though often confused or used interchangeably, these approaches offer fundamentally different ways of experiencing connection and intimacy. Gaining clarity on the distinctions between them can help avoid common myths and

Alison Bechdel’s Lessivée — A Graphic Novel In Lessivée, Alison Bechdel once again delivers a deeply personal and emotionally resonant work. Known for her pioneering impact on queer comics, the celebrated American cartoonist presents a semi-autobiographical story filled with vulnerability, insight, and wry humor. This graphic novel paints a thoughtful portrait of the quiet perseverance

RIDM 2025: A Bold and Insightful 28th Edition From November 20 to 30, 2025, the Montreal International Documentary Festival (RIDM) returns for its 28th edition, promising an exciting and thought-provoking celebration of documentary cinema. Over eleven days, RIDM will feature a dynamic mix of established filmmakers and fresh voices, offering audiences a compelling lineup of