Need something to stream? Add these shows featuring 2SLGBTQI+ performers and storylines to your watchlist this November: inmagazine.ca/2025/11/whats-…

Kyle Richards seems to confirm that she’s bisexual in the just-released trailer for season 15 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills: inmagazine.ca/2025/11/kyle-r…

Cyndi Lauper’s commitment to the LGBTQ+ community was on full display this past weekend at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles as she became one of this year’s inductees: inmagazine.ca/2025/11/the-ro…

A powerful new Canadian documentary is exploring HIV and aging, a growing public health topic that has often been overlooked in public discourse. CANFAR's new short film shares the experiences of three Canadians who have lived with HIV for over 35 years: inmagazine.ca/2025/11/watch-…

According to a new report 41% of all LGBTQ+ characters on television will not return next season due to cancellations, limited series runs, or a character dying or leaving the show: inmagazine.ca/2025/11/nearly…

Observed annually on May 17, the theme for the 2026 International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia will be “At the heart of democracy”: inmagazine.ca/2025/11/idahob…

Heated Rivalry—about the secret affair between competing hockey stars—was initially made for Canadian TV, but now HBO Max has announced it’ll stream the highly anticipated series in the United States and Australia: inmagazine.ca/2025/11/canadi…

IN Magazine talked with the Looking actor to discuss what drew him to play a closeted American man in Plainclothes, plus the danger of public sexual interactions, and the loss of queer signalling during the Grindr age: inmagazine.ca/2025/11/russel…

Queer love heats up in this foreign drama, an intimate reimagining of Romeo and Juliet. Sauna, the highly anticipated debut feature from director Mathias Broe, makes history as the first Danish film to cast a transgender actor in a leading trans role: inmagazine.ca/2025/11/steamy…

Kawika Guillermo, the author of Of Floating Isles, talks to IN about turning games into stories of queerness, breaking stereotypes, and survival: inmagazine.ca/2025/11/kawika…

Get ready Drag Race fans because Stop! That! Train!, the first ever big screen ‘Drag Race’ film, will be released in theatres across North America next spring: inmagazine.ca/2025/11/the-fi…

Jonathan Bailey is the highest-grossing box office star of 2025. The out actor starred in both Jurassic World: Rebirth and Wicked: For Good in 2025: inmagazine.ca/2025/11/jonath…

South of the border, the State Department has announced it will not be recognizing World AIDS Day, marking the end of years of publicly recognizing the occasion: inmagazine.ca/2025/11/the-tr…

From winning Snatch Game to the stage: Beloved drag queen and certified Broadway diva Jinkx Monsoon is set to take on the role of Judy Garland for a major revival of the musical End Of The Rainbow: inmagazine.ca/2025/11/jinkx-…

December 1st is #WorldAIDSDay. The end of ACT, Canada’s oldest HIV service agency, and other AIDS organizations should be a cue for today’s 2SLGBTQI+ activists to start again, this time hopefully from a place of less fear and ignorance: inmagazine.ca/2025/12/what-t…

Inside the fight for equity — and how Winnipeg’s CIN and Nine Circles Community Health Centre are turning advocacy into action: inmagazine.ca/2025/12/closin…

It’s with heavy hearts that we share that the December 2025 digital issue of IN Magazine will be our last. Read the note from the IN team on the just-released final digital issue: inmagazine.ca/2025/12/the-fi…

Eric McCormack heads back to school in Middlebridge Mysteries. The Canadian actor talks about joining the new Audible Original podcast, while reminiscing on the legacy of Will & Grace: inmagazine.ca/2025/12/eric-m…

Dinner With Friends, the feature film debut of CSA winner Sasha Leigh Henry, not only challenges the conventions of the “hangout” story, but sheds light on a Black queer narrative rarely seen in Canada: inmagazine.ca/2025/12/dinner…

Brokeback Mountain premiered in 2005 during a very different era for gay rights, but its legacy lives on through its indelible characters: inmagazine.ca/2025/12/20-yea…