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Queer and inclusive party LICK has now grown from a monthly club night to a permanent space. We were there for its launch night.

Dispatches from New York City's most magical day of the year.

Throughout history, LGBTQ people have found sanctuary from discrimination in chosen families – kinship groups and communities bound by shared identity, not blood.

Thousands of people gathered in Trafalgar Square for the "Carnival of Resistance" against the US president. Here's what we saw.

The upcoming book 'Warhol on Basquiat' offers a fascinating look at the lives of two modern art icons.

Photographer Joshua Dudley Greer's new book, 'Somewhere Along The Line,' distills seven years and 100,000 miles driven into images.

Miron Zownir captures the provocative energy and aggressive hedonism of the city in the 80s.

Photographer Heather Glazzard asked LGBTQ people from the UK to pen notes to their teenage selves.

Photographer Robert Hickerson recreates the terrifying scenarios we dread in our sleep.

Last night, thousands gathered near the cathedral to sing and watch centuries of history burn. We heard from some of the Parisians there.

These photographers are finding new ways of making pictures in public space: some staged, some digitally altered, all with uninhibited grit.

"In jail they don't stop being mothers, sisters, teachers, loved ones, grandparents, or simply cute girls."