summer olympics

The number of out LGBTQ Olympians at the Summer Games in Paris is a record, beating Tokyo. Women dominate the list.

Now with Olympic medals in every color, gay icon Tom Daley has said in a magazine interview that “it’s the right time to call it a day.”

Team LGBTQ finished in 7th place at the Paris Olympics, with their most-ever medals. They were 6th in the traditional medal count.

Here's one final way for Team LGBTQ to put its stamp on the Paris Games: Tom Daley presents divers dancing in speedos.

Italy swept the USA aside in the final, with Paola Egonu their top scorer. Her boyfriend was in Paris to cheer her on.

Nikki Hiltz stayed with the lead group for most of Saturday's race. Afterwards, they were congratulated with a kiss by partner Emma Gee.

Out gay defender Tierna Davidson helped the U.S. beat Brazil 1-0 to secure a fifth Olympic title, with Megan Rapinoe among the spectators.

Britain’s Noah Williams took 10m platform bronze, with Germany’s Barthel sixth. Both partfunded their Olympic journeys via OnlyFans.

The American trans, nonbinary middle-distance ace has made an impact far beyond this week in Paris.

A historic gold medal for Team LGBTQ was captured by out gay athlete Ana Patricia and her Brazil beach volleyball teammate Duda.

Raven Saunders won shot put silver in Tokyo three years ago but the nonbinary athlete from the U.S. struggled in the Paris final.

Despite not being in first when she accepted the baton, Richardson ran a stunning final leg to bring home her first Olympic gold medal.

Ann-Katrin Berger, one of eight Team LGBTQ players in the Olympic women's soccer bronze-medal match, secured victory for Germany over Spain.

Justin Lui enjoyed his Paris Olympics experience and says he connects better with his Canada volleyball teammates because he’s out as gay. 

The silver medalist from Tokyo, Raven Saunders is through to Friday’s final and once again bringing superhero energy.

After pole vaulter Anthony Ammirati's bulge-induced missed jump went viral, one adult site is offering him to help cash in.

No Irish woman had ever won back-to-back Olympic gold medals before these Games — now Kellie Harrington has made history in Paris and cemented her boxing legacy.

Cindy Ngamba is LGBTQ and fled persecution from her native Cameroon. She is now guaranteed at least a bronze medal.

Defending her Olympic single sculls title, Emma Twigg finished second, and said she was “looking forward to a cuddle” from two-year-old son Tommy.

Spain is celebrating after Maria Perez, who married her wife Noe two years ago, made the podium in the 20km race walk.