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Marga Gomez is celibate? We’d heard that “Pound,” the San Francisco lesbian comedy icon’s latest monologue, contains some edgy material. But this notion is truly a shocker.

Nico lives. Sort of. The enigmatic one-time singer for the Velvet Underground and dark chanteuse of the post-punk in the late-‘70s and ‘80s died 29 years ago after falling from her bicycle in Ibiza. But on Saturday night, performer Tammy Faye Starlite is re-envisioning (or re-animating) Nico at Oberon in Cambridge.

Justin Vivian Bond in conversation with T. Cole Rachel about politics and performance.

Bond chats with The New Yorker about V’s favorite shade of lipstick and V’s thoughts on how the world has changed in the past few decades for those growing up L.G.B.T.Q.

From her role as a trans “truther” on Hulu’s Difficult People to her solo tour around North Carolina in response to HB2, here’s why you’re about to fall in love with Shakina Nayfack. 

As the battle over North Carolina’s anti-trans “bathroom bill” intensifies, one transgender performer has come up with a brilliant plan to protest this noxious piece of legislation: She’ll simply obey the law.

A transgender activist has seized the pussy agenda with both hands. Let’s let her run with it for awhile.

Adaptor Rob Roth notes that “…there came a point where I realized that I owe something to Andy Warhol and Truman Capote. They wanted to do this, but they didn’t get to finish it. Now I unearthed it, so I’m going to finish it for them.”