Everyone’s heard of Grindr. More than five million men in 192 countries use it to hook up. It’s transformed the gay dating scene. But with the closure of many LGBT venues, how are all these virtual encounter platforms affecting bars and clubs? Has Grindr killed the gay bar?

The Rainbow Arcade in Berlin has opened to celebrate gay and queer culture's influence on video gaming. The exhibition contains 33 years of gaming history and helps people to recognise the significant impact queer culture has had on not just gaming, but the arts in its entirety.

With LGBTQ kids experiencing more bullying, risky sexual behaviour and higher suicide rates than their non-LGBTQ counterparts, educating young people on LGBTQ issues is more important than ever. So, how is Queer Kids Stuff and other brands getting the message across?

A survey administered by Tinder has found that 1-in-5 LGBTQ+ people come out on the internet before approaching the topic in real life. Although social media can sometimes be hostile and toxic, it can also offer a platform for individuals to connect with a supportive community.