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The Disruptor • WITH DISOBEDIENCE, RACHEL WEISZ’S TASTE FOR NONCONFORMITY LANDS HER IN RACHEL MCADAMS’S BED.

THE GAY AGENDA • 13 THINGS YOU SHOULD BE TALKING ABOUT RIGHT NOW

Hayden Szeto, On His Game

Keith Haring, Back on the Street

Forever Young: Skin-Care’s Secret Weapon

Rum Gets Serious • Finally, spring break for adults.

How to Dress for the Gym • Turn that treadmill into a runway.

The Voice Is Still There • SHE IMMORTALIZED JESSICA RABBIT, SLAYED IN SERIAL MOM, AND NEARLY DIED IN A PLANE CRASH WITH MICHAEL DOUGLAS. NOW KATHLEEN TURNER IS BACK WITH A NEW TELL-ALL CABARET ACT.

GOING UNDER COVER • A revealing new exhibit looks at drag through the ages.

Kissing Still Doesn’t Kill • A NEW EXHIBITION AIMS TO DRAW THE DOTS BETWEEN 1980S SAFER-SEX CAMPAIGNS AND TODAY’S PUBLIC EDUCATION FAIL.

The Queer Quibble • THE BOYS IN THE BAND AND 50 YEARS OF GAY CONTRARIANISM

“How we got to where we are in this country will never not be relevant.” • AS THE NETFLIX SERIES DEAR WHITE PEOPLE ENTERS ITS SECOND SEASON, JUSTIN SIMIEN, ITS GAY BLACK PROPHET OF A CREATOR, LOOKS BACK—AND FORWARD.

The Girly Show • CHECKING BACK INTO THE CHELSEA HOTEL

Rentboy MBA • CORPORATE STIFF BY DAY, STIFF ON DEMAND BY NIGHT.

Another Country • This season, hit the asphalt for that classic American rite of passage: the road trip. With three different journeys to choose from—each connecting dots between unsung corners of the U.S.—all you need is a full tank of gas and a sexy sidekick.

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VIRGINIA IS FOR ROAD TRIP LOVERS

INDY TO CINCY • THE FRIENDLINESS of the Midwest feels a million miles away from Southern hospitality on our mental map of the U.S., but the Ohio River acts as a zipper pulling together two seemingly disparate swatches of cultural fabric. As strange bedfellows, the regions temper each other’s known clichés: the grittiness of the Rust Belt is soothed by Kentucky bluegrass; its red-state ranches are cooled by liberal blues. And the drive from Indianapolis to Cincinnati through Louisville and Lexington provides compelling variations of the “Midsouth” theme.

FRONTIER WOMEN • INSIDE VIDA, TANYA SARACHO’S TRAILBLAZING SERIES THAT’S PUTTING QUEER LATINX STORIES IN THE SPOTLIGHT

ACTUALLY • With his gay rom-com Love, Simon and films like Call Me by Your Name enchanting the mainstream, director GREG BERLANTI talks with “It Gets Better” founder DAN SAVAGE about the evolution of queer romance in America.

TALKIN’ BOUT A REVOLUTION • Black Lives Matter co-founder ALICIA GARZA and Billions star ASIA KATE DILLON swap notes on the fight for America’s soul.

THE AMERICANS • DEFYING HATERS AND MAGA BIGOTS, ADAM RIPPON AND GUS KENWORTHY TURNED THE 201› WINTER OLYMPICS INTO A PLATFORM FOR QUEER VISIBILITY. NOW THERE’S NO GOING BACK.

Notes on Camp • From cozy sleeping bags to a tale of two cowboys in love, everything you need to get you in the mood for the great outdoors.

CAMP CLASSICS • Our six favorite flicks about roughing it

PERFECT PITCHES • Because you want to be ready when you answer the call of the wild

AND SOMETHING FOR THE GLAMPERS... • Forget rubbing sticks together—this is camping for the pampered.

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Kid ’n Play • Gus Kenworthy and Adam Rippon—before they were champions