GO Magazine • 23rd January 2026

How Cat Disabato Turned Her WNBA Obsession Into a Sapphic Romance Novel

Author Cat Disabato sat down with GO to discuss her encyclopedic knowledge of the romance genre, her recent WNBA obsession, and how she combined the two in ‘Rooting Interest.’

GO Magazine • 18th September 2025

Rose Dommu's New Novel, 'Best Woman,' Is The Trans Rom-Com Of Your Dreams

Online persona, author, and clever cultural commentator Rose Dommu sits down with GO ahead of her novel’s release on September 23.

GO Magazine • 29th May 2025

Racquel Chevremont Is Getting Used To Being A Queer Leader

The art curator and ‘Real Housewives of New York’ star spoke with GO while being honored at the 2025 Live Out Loud gala.

GO Magazine • 14th April 2025

New Podcast 'Femme4Femme' Is Part Education, Part Comedy, And Totally Gay

Longtime couple Jessica Torres and Luna Lopez are stepping into a new role: co-hosts of your new favorite lesbian podcast.

GO Magazine • 14th February 2025

Lloren Breaks Down “The Lonely Hearts Club,” Her Anti-Valentine’s Anthem

The British “happy pop” singer tells GO about her queer inspirations, dancing through sadness, and “turning it up” in her new era.

Bwog • 7th April 2024

PeopleHop: Ava, Number One JID Fan

In the post-Bacchanal haze, Editor in Chief Sahmaya Busby and Senior Staff Writer Paulina Rodriguez got the scoop from Ava, a dedicated fan noticed by the festival’s headliner.

Texas Monthly • 18th September 2023

The Donkey Lady Has Haunted Generations of San Antonians. She Has Her Own Talk Show.

The legend of the Donkey Lady is hyperlocal—hegemonic in San Antonio, practically unheard of in other parts of the state. Until now.

San Antonio Magazine • 30th August 2023

Get to Know the GM of the Majestic and Empire Theatres

Emily Smith wants to curate memorable experiences for San Antonio.

Texas Monthly • 11th July 2023

A Texas Novelist Couldn’t Find His Audience. Then Came BookTok.

Shawn Warner was at an empty book signing for Leigh Howard and the Ghosts of Simmons-Pierce Manor when a Fort Worth TikToker took notice. The rest is history.

Texas Monthly • 10th July 2023

A Texas Oak Tree Was Believed to Be Extinct. Now It’s Making a Comeback.

Twelve years after the last known Quercus tardifolia disappeared, conservationists at the San Antonio Botanical Garden are bringing the species back.

San Antonio Magazine • 26th June 2023

Jaime's Place Keeps the West Side Vibe Alive

The bar and music venue's owner is promoting community while honoring the roots of the West Side.

San Antonio Magazine • 16th May 2023

Meet the Artist Behind the 2023 Tejano Conjunto Festival Poster

Painter and musician Elisa de Hoyos sat down with us to discuss her winning design for the festival’s annual poster competition.

San Antonio Magazine • 31st January 2023

Lynyrd Skynyrd Guitarist: San Antonio, We’re Coming at You

The rock band is scheduled to play the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo. Ahead of their tour stop, guitarist Rickey Medlocke chats about what to expect from the show.

CJLC • 29th November 2022

Unmaking the Family Secret: An Interview with Mina Seçkin

CJLC editor Paulina Rodriguez interviews Mina Seçkin on her debut novel, The Four Humors.

San Antonio Magazine • 10th November 2022

Local Veterans Find Second Calling in Serving Kids with Pediatric Cancer

Inspired by Bryce Wisdom, Peggy and Steve Johns and their Tropical Smoothie Cafe are on a mission to make life better for youth battling cancer.

San Antonio Magazine • 8th November 2022

Goo Goo Dolls Bring New Album to Tobin Center

Ahead of the band’s Nov. 15 San Antonio show, bassist Robby Takac talks about being back on the road and keeping things fresh after three-plus decades in the business.

San Antonio Magazine • 29th August 2022

Melanie Mendez-Gonzales is Telling Her Story—and Yours

After 12 years of running a blog about Latina life and identity, the new host of KLRN’s ¡SALUD! talks about her path to television and her desire to share others’ stories.

San Antonio Magazine • 28th June 2022

Talking Texas Tunes

Cole Ritter and Texan Gloria Anderson met at Bellmont and bonded over their love of Lone Star state music. Hear them this week at Sam’s Burger Joint.

GO Magazine • 23rd April 2025

Here's What The Top Candidates For Pope Have Said About LGBTQ+ Rights

The Catholic Church could have a new pope by next month. Here’s where the candidates stand.

GO Magazine • 17th April 2025

Pride Organizers Nationwide Suffer Sponsorship Losses, Funding Cuts

Amid these financial struggles, some Pride organizers are also warning transgender visitors against traveling to the U.S. for safety reasons.

GO Magazine • 8th April 2025

Trump Orders National Institutes of Health to Study “Transition Regret”

After canceling billions of dollars in funding for LGBTQ+ research, the White House is now directing the NIH to focus on researching detransition.

GO Magazine • 31st March 2025

Maine Public Schools Are Supporting Trans Student Athletes, So Trump Is Investigating... Again

Hours after state public school officials refused to comply with Trump’s anti-trans executive order, the Department of Education launched an investigation.

GO Magazine • 31st March 2025

How LGBTQ+ Organizers Are Resisting Escalating Attacks—And How You Can Help

GO Magazine spoke with LGBTQ+ leaders and activists around the country to discover how their organizations are coping and what they need to continue their fight.

GO Magazine • 25th March 2025

Pentagon Seeks To Lift Injunction On Trans Military Ban, Releases New Guidance For Service Members

https://gomag.com/article/pentagon-seeks-to-lift-injunction-on-trans-military-ban-releases-new-guidance-for-service-members/

GO Magazine • 25th March 2025

NIH Revoked Millions Of Dollars For LGBTQ+ Research. One Doctor Is Speaking Out

After the National Institutes of Health terminated grants for multiple studies involving LGBTQ+ health issues, one researcher is warning about the dangers of shutting down their work.

GO Magazine • 18th March 2025

Department of Veterans Affairs Will No Longer Offer Gender-Affirming Care

Effective immediately, trans military veterans cannot begin new gender-affirming treatments through the VA.

GO Magazine • 12th March 2025

Maine Found Guilty Of "Discrimination" For Allowing Trans Athletes In Sports

The Department of Health and Human Services says Maine has violated Title IX by discriminating against cisgender women.

GO Magazine • 25th February 2025

Maine's Governor Stood Up To Trump To Protect Trans Students. Now The State Is Under Investigation.

Days after verbally sparring with Maine Governor Janet Mills, Trump is moving forward with his attempts to strip the state of federal funding.

GO Magazine • 24th February 2025

Trump Goes Head To Head In Verbal Spat With Maine’s Governor Over Transgender Sports Ban

Governor Janet Mills stood her ground at a White House governors’ meeting on Friday, telling the president, “We’ll see you in court.”

GO Magazine • 18th February 2025

Utah Governor Bans Transgender Students From Dorms Matching Their Gender Identity

House Bill 269 will restrict trans students at public colleges and universities in Utah from accessing dorms that match their gender identity.

The Daily Beast • 15th November 2025

A Deep Dive Into Jack Schlossberg’s Wildest Social Media Moments

JFK’s grandson is better known as an influencer than a politician.

The Daily Beast • 7th November 2025

Trump’s Kennedy Center Head Has Bizarre ’80s Star Obsession

The performing arts center’s interim director has an unexpected inspiration for future programming.

The Daily Beast • 30th October 2025

RFK Jr. Admits He Has No Clue Who Drove His Campaign Bus to Burning Man

The HHS Secretary's office doesn’t know why his defunct campaign bus is still touring the country.

The Daily Beast • 3rd October 2025

MAGA Voter Fraud Fanatic’s Own Suspicious Voting Revealed

The far-right influencer has been voting in a key swing state where he doesn’t seem to live.

The Daily Beast • 26th September 2025

ICE Officer Suspended Over Brutal Attack on Mom of Four

An ICE officer has been removed from his post after he was caught on video throwing a mother to the ground outside a New York City immigration court on Thursday.

The Daily Beast • 24th July 2025

Lara Trump Drops Political Bombshell After President’s Snub

The president previously asked his daughter-in-law to consider entering the senate race.

The Daily Beast • 17th July 2025

DOJ Seeks Paltry Sentence for Ex-Cop in Breonna Taylor Raid

Former Louisville police officer Brett Hankison was convicted last year of violating Taylor’s civil rights.

The Daily Beast • 20th June 2025

SCOTUS Justice Says Court Favors ‘Moneyed Interests’ in Blistering Dissent

Justice Jackson says her colleagues’ ruling in a recent case involving California’s emissions standards could damage the court’s reputation

The Daily Beast • 3rd June 2025

Jailed Wisconsin Man Fooled Noem With Forged Death Threats Against Trump

A jailed Milwaukee man forged death threats against the president in an attempt to get a witness against him deported. It fooled Kristi Noem.

The Daily Beast • 28th May 2025

Beanie Babies Billionaire's Mansion Hit With Brutal Break-in

The Beanie Babies mogul was at home when the incident occurred.

The Daily Beast • 9th May 2025

New FEMA Chief Warns Staff: ‘I Will Run Right Over You’

In a bizarre first meeting, acting FEMA boss David Richardson forgot his own title, but warned staff he would achieve Trump’s goals at any cost.

The Daily Beast • 8th May 2025

Trump Admin Ends Program Tracking Billion-Dollar Natural Disasters

In yet another move to gut climate research, the Trump administration has killed the program that tracks major natural disasters.

GO Magazine • 11th March 2025

Trump Bans Over 290 Words, Including "Black," "Women," And "Trans"

The Trump Administration has banned 294 words, including “LGBTQ+” and “women,” from government websites and school curricula.

Bwog • 21st November 2023

Barnumbia RA Unions: An Oral History

In 2022 and 2023, RAs at Barnard and Columbia made history by becoming only the eighth and ninth RA unions in the country. This semester, current and former members of the Barnard RA Union and CURA Collective sat down with Bwog to tell the story of their eventful first years.

Bwog • 17th November 2023

City-Wide Protest Mounts Outside Of Campus Gates

On Wednesday afternoon, moments after a faculty protest concluded on Low Steps, demonstrators gathered outside the entrances to Barnard and Columbia to protest the suspension of Students for Justice in Palestine and BC/CU Jewish Voice for Peace.

Bwog • 27th July 2023

Barnard Reverses Course After Pushback From International Students Against “Discriminatory” Health Insurance Policy

Just one week after a group of international students circulated a petition protesting the newest update to Barnard’s health insurance policy, calling it “discriminatory,” the College appears to have walked back on the change.

Bwog • 15th July 2023

Columbia Community Responds As SCOTUS Strikes Down Affirmative Action

On June 29, the Supreme Court ruled against the use of race-conscious affirmative action in college admissions. In its aftermath, University administrators and student organizers alike are wondering what it means for the future.

Bwog • 24th April 2022

SGA Elections Wield Significant Power, But Voter Turnout Remains Low

Representatives of Barnard’s Student Government Association have the power to influence major aspects of student life, including by planning a myriad of beloved student events. However, when their elections come around, the bulk of the student body is nowhere to be found. Will this semester be different?

Bwog • 14th April 2022

Lee Bollinger To Step Down As University President In June 2023

On Thursday morning, Columbia President Lee Bollinger announced he will step down at the end of the 2022–23 academic year.

Bwog • 7th January 2022

After 10 Weeks, SWC Announces An End To Its Strike, Says It Has Reached A Tentative Agreement With Columbia

On Friday, the Student Workers of Columbia announced it has reached a tentative agreement with the University on a four-year contract, bringing an end to its 10-week strike.

Alienated Young Woman • 6th March 2026

The Next Five(ish) Fiction Releases I'm Excited About: Spring Edition

The new & upcoming lit fic that caught my eye—again.

Alienated Young Woman • 30th January 2026

A Book Rec for Every Real Housewife of Salt Lake City

10 strange novels for the 10 strangest women on Bravo.

Alienated Young Woman • 27th September 2025

Books For Grown-Up Percy Jackson Kids

Four new novels that reimagine old myths.

Alienated Young Woman • 30th August 2025

A Book Rec for Every Song on VIRGIN

Because the Song of the Summer is apparently MIA!!

Alienated Young Woman • 28th June 2025

Pride Pairings, Part II: 10 (More) Queer Books and the Films to Watch With Them

A follow-up to the original list and, above all, a huge month for Joan Chen lovers.

Alienated Young Woman • 23rd May 2025

The Next Five(ish) Fiction Releases I'm Excited About

Something to look forward to.

GO Magazine • 28th April 2025

Immerse Yourself In LGBTQ+, BIPOC Talent At New Jersey's Queer Film Fest

The Queer Film Festival is back in Newark this week, and it’s jam-packed with emerging talent.

Alienated Young Woman • 18th April 2025

Book Recs for Wasting Away

Every novel that came to mind last month when I got a sunburn that was so bad.

Alienated Young Woman • 28th March 2025

Books for the Last Days of The Girlboss

Everyone Is Beautiful And No One Is Okay, or lit fic's eulogy for the corporate feminist cult

Alienated Young Woman • 21st March 2025

Books for Recovering From a Reading Slump

A guide to refreshing your readerly appetites—and keeping the energy going.

GO Magazine • 3rd February 2025

Celebrate Black History Month With Movies, Dance, Drag, And More - GO Magazine

Dive into New York’s rich Black culture and history with these events.

Alienated Young Woman • 26th June 2024

Pride Month Pairings: 10 Queer Films and the Books to Read With Them

A recommendation guide for finding your new favorite queer movie, and the perfect book to go with it.

Texas Monthly • 21st June 2023

The Best Books, Film, TV, Art, and More Coming to Texas This Summer

Meow Wolf finally opens! Jamie Foxx returns to Netflix! Erykah Badu is on tour! Vampires are at war?

San Antonio Magazine • 26th April 2023

Fiesta Events Happening in San Antonio This Week

Make your way to La Villita for the second night of A Night In Old San Antonio and honor San Antonio’s diverse culture with local food vendors, live music and more.

San Antonio Magazine • 7th March 2023

Three Ways to Celebrate International Women’s Day in San Antonio

Celebrate with a pop-up market, a beer brewed by women or with a movie and conversation

San Antonio Magazine • 27th February 2023

These Earrings are Made With Vintage Fabric

A piece of the past stars in all of Katie Lynn's handmade pieces

San Antonio Magazine • 9th February 2023

Where to Celebrate Galentine’s Day in San Antonio

Grab your best girlfriend and hit the town for fun at one of these local events

San Antonio Magazine • 26th January 2023

Everything You Need to Know About the 2023 San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo

The annual rodeo attracts more than 1 million visitors to the AT&T Center grounds each year. Make plans to attend, whether you’re catching a PRCA rodeo and concert or simply taking in the scene

San Antonio Magazine • 19th December 2022

12 Ways to Celebrate New Year’s Eve in San Antonio

Ring in 2023 with fireworks at Celebrate SA!, during a kids’ countdown at The DoSeum, with live music and more

San Antonio Magazine • 14th November 2022

Where to Order Those Thanksgiving Pies

Dutch apple, classic pumpkin, whiskey pecan and more—these restaurants and bakeries deliver when it comes to holiday dessert

San Antonio Magazine • 25th September 2022

Learn About Carpentry from these HGTV Stars

Ahead of their appearance at the San Antonio Home + Garden Show, Fixer to Fabulous’ Joe and Chase Looney discuss the on-set dynamic that’s made them an audience favorite

San Antonio Magazine • 13th September 2022

12 Ways to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month and Mexican Independence Day in San Antonio

Enjoy mariachi performances, author talks, food, drinks and more

San Antonio Magazine • 1st August 2022

Your Guide to Hotel Pool Passes in San Antonio

Families can do much more than simply swim at this far Northside resort. Priced at $60 for adults and $45 for children, day passes allow guests to utilize the property’s 9-acre water park, which includes four pools, water slides and a 650-foot rapid river. Not up for thrills? Relax in the 1,100-foot lazy river. There’s also an adults-only infinity edge pool, or you can add a spa pass for the ultimate getaway. 23808 Resort Pkwy.
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San Antonio Magazine • 9th June 2022

10 Ideas for San Antonio Father’s Day Gifts

Bexar Goods Co.’s signature handcrafted leather wallets come in a variety of styles and colors to suit the needs of any dad, but this Father’s Day, their limited-edition Lonesome Cowboy wallets, described as the “rootinest, tootinest wallet in the Wild West,” takes the cake. For an additional $7, you can even have it monogrammed with your dad’s initials. Use the code “POPS” for 25 percent off. $95-$195, Bexar Goods Co., 2202 Broadway, bexargoods.com
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Alienated Young Woman • 2nd May 2026

Everyone Wants to Write a Sapphic Gothic Campus Novel

Book Club: May 1 - Spoiled Milk by Avery Curran

Alienated Young Woman • 24th April 2026

'Yesteryear' Nails the Literary Tradwife

Book Club: April 24 - Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke

Alienated Young Woman • 17th April 2026

Read This Book Instead of Watching 'Michael'

Book Club: April 17, 2026 - The Johnson Four by Christina Hammonds Reed

Alienated Young Woman • 16th September 2025

And the 2025 Emmys... Kind of Sucked, Actually

A recap of last night's bizarre ceremony.

Alienated Young Woman • 12th April 2025

John Proctor is the Villain—He Always Was

On Sadie Sink's Broadway debut, the end of #MeToo, and writing a teen girl's American South.

Alienated Young Woman • 10th March 2025

In Defense of 'The Monkey'

Osgood Perkins can’t stop making movies about his famous parents’ deaths. They’re his best yet.

Alienated Young Woman • 22nd February 2025

Jordan Harrison’s Eternal Life

Harrison’s latest play, 'The Antiquities,' feels like an AI creation—maybe that’s the point.

GO Magazine • 21st January 2025

Who’s Afraid Of The Lesbian Housewives?

Bravo has spent two years trying to incorporate queer voices into the rebooted 'Real Housewives of New York.' What’s missing?

Alienated Young Woman • 20th November 2024

'Anora' Doesn't Care About Its Namesake

The latest entry into Sean Baker's working-class canon misses the mark—and the potential for a great protagonist

Alienated Young Woman • 30th September 2024

Coco Mellors' Empty Sisterhood

On 'Blue Sisters' and the strange fallacy of the sister novel

Alienated Young Woman • 12th June 2024

The Stepford Tradwife

On the tradwife renaissance, half a century of 'The Stepford Wives,' and the empty promise of J. Nicole Jones's 'The Witches of Bellinas.'

Bwog • 5th March 2024

At The Athena Film Festival, “Fancy Dance” Tells Big Stories About Small Mothers

On Saturday, the Athena Film Festival screened “Fancy Dance,” director Erica Tremblay’s captivating debut feature about a family attempting to navigate tragedy in the Seneca-Cayuga Nation.

CJLC • 4th March 2024

Ana in Two Acts: A Review of Xochitl Gonzalez’s “Anita de Monte Laughs Last”

With timing perhaps more perfect than she could have predicted, Gonzalez has crafted a fictional obituary for Carl Andre that does what so many of his real-life tributes did not: forces its audience to reckon with who is allowed a legacy in the first place.

CJLC • 3rd January 2024

Raising the Dead: Gerardo Sámano Córdova’s “Monstrilio” and Post-COVID Magical Realism

Monstrilio, the genre-bending debut from Mexican writer and artist Gerardo Sámano Córdova, inhabits a world where no one dead is ever truly gone, so long as they’re remembered.

CJLC • 1st September 2023

Comedo of the Soul: A Review of Mona Awad’s "Rouge"

Rouge, the most recent novel by Bunny author Mona Awad, is nothing if not surreal. Luckily, it’s in the hands of an author who excels at the unworldly.

Bwog • 5th March 2023

Judy Blume Forever Brings Girlhood, Censorship, And Radical Honesty To The Athena Film Festival

On Saturday, the Athena Film Festival screened its Centerpiece Film, Judy Blume Forever, a documentary following the life, career, and legacy of one of the most influential YA authors of all time.

CJLC • 16th January 2023

Not Like Other Fans: A Review of Melissa Lozada-Oliva’s “Dreaming of You”

On one hand, Dreaming of You is a deeply intimate narrative. On the other hand, unfortunately, Lozada-Oliva seems to believe she must claim ownership of another woman’s life and story in order to tell her own.