Hayley Kiyoko

The movie is thickly coated in references to ‘90s era classics, from “Clueless” to “Mean Girls” to “10 Things I Hate About You.”

Although Lauv may have been headlining The Greek Theatre on Sept. 15, Hayley Kiyoko’s day ones lined the barricade.

In the end, Kiyoko’s Panorama doesn’t offer an engaging, scenic impression — her panorama only suggests a few intriguing views.

While not switching the lyrics is a minute but important detail, supporting actual LGBTQ+ music has lasting impacts on broadening the category and normalizing LGBTQ+ relationships.

In celebration of Pride this month, here are five hot and trendy queer female artists you should definitely listen to in this summer.

“Headcase” has been described as a queer pop anthem, influenced by Morgue’s own intention of having always wanted to do a duet with another queer woman (Morgue herself identifies as pansexual). But this assignment presents its own set of problems.

Last Thursday, on the stage of The Masonic, Sivan seemed at home in the rainbow limelight. Running a hand through his shock of pale hair and shrugging off a loose, gray suit jacket to reveal skintight fitness wear, Sivan paused his set to say, “This is the gay one,” before performing “HEAVEN.”

What most strikes anyone watching “The Miseducation of Cameron Post” is its abrupt moments of humor, given the film’s melancholy subject matter.

For Erica Ambrin, a musician from Los Angeles who currently lives in Sacramento, it was certainly a memorable experience, as she performed at her first Pride celebration.

Whether this is your first Pride Month or you've been celebrating since your infancy, June is a great time to promote and consume queer content.