The Daily Queer
June 11, 2026

Donald Trump leaving McDonald’s. (Instagram)

Have you seen the video of a pretty in pink Donald Trump leaving McDonald’s? Some major corporations still bullish on Pride, HelloFresh’s cheeky post is the best, and the musical version of the film Pride looks to be a big hit as it opens in London.

NEWS & CULTURE

Donald Leaving McDonald’s

This hilarious Instagram has Donald Trump, pretty in pink, as a ballerina leaving McDonald’s. He never looked so good.

Is This the Best Pride Corporate Sponsorship Ever?

HelloFresh, the food delivery service, is offering an extensive line-up of menus for those prepping to be bottoms.

Pride: The Musical Opens at London’s National Theatre to Enthusiastic Reviews

The new musical adaptation of the acclaimed film tells the true story of solidarity between LGBTQ+ activists and Welsh miners during the 1984–85 strike.

Mx. Juneteenth Celebrates Six Years of Black LGBTQ+ Liberation and Culture

The annual event highlights Black queer artists, activists, drag performers, and community leaders.

Singapore’s Wild Rice Theatre Highlights Queer Women’s Stories During Pride Month

New productions are drawing attention to queer women’s experiences and expanding LGBTQ+ representation on stage.

Frameline Celebrates 50 Years of LGBTQ+ Cinema With Landmark Festival

The historic festival will present 140 films from 35 countries, making it one of the most significant queer film events of the year.

Your Queer TV Guide for June 2026

A roundup of the month’s most anticipated LGBTQ+ television, streaming, and film releases.

Sapphic Cinema and Community Programming Expand During Pride Season

Pride programming is increasingly spotlighting lesbian and queer women’s stories through film and cultural events.

Dayna Kathan Comes Out as a Lesbian During Pride Month

The former Vanderpump Rules personality’s announcement sparked discussion about coming out later in life.

Minneapolis City Hall Hosts Its First Pride Drag Show

The event reflects the continuing movement of drag culture into mainstream civic and cultural institutions.

The Best LGBTQ+ Books to Read During Pride Month 2026

A curated selection of noteworthy new queer fiction and nonfiction titles for Pride Month.

A photo promoting Levi’s Pride campaign on Queer bikers. (Levis)

7 Brands Not Backing Down From Pride in 2026

As many corporations quietly step back from Pride Month, The Advocate spotlights seven brands holding firm — including Levi’s, whose 2026 “Together, We Ride” collection pays homage to queer motorcycle clubs, and REI, with a rainbow gear line from non-binary artist Alva Skog.

U.S. Support for LGBTQ+ Issues Remains Down From Peak, Gallup Finds

A new Gallup report finds that American support for LGBTQ+ issues has declined from its peak, driven largely by eroding Republican support, with backing for same-sex marriage falling to 65% nationally and just 37% among Republicans — down from 55% only four years ago.

Pride House Los Angeles Welcomes LGBTQ+ Fans During the 2026 World Cup

LGBTQ+ sports organizations are creating inclusive spaces for fans attending World Cup events.

Pride Month 2026: Celebration and Resistance Take Center Stage

Pride events across the United States are emphasizing both celebration and activism, with organizers highlighting issues affecting LGBTQ+ communities, particularly transgender rights, public visibility, and the movement’s protest roots.

Pride Organizations Adapt as Some Corporate Sponsors Pull Back

Many Pride organizations are turning to grassroots fundraising and local partnerships as some major corporations reduce sponsorship commitments.

Far-Right Protest Against Drag Story Hours Draws Minimal Turnout

A widely discussed local protest against drag story hours attracted only a small number of opponents while community support remained strong.