Liz Achanta
The Feel Something Foundation, launched in 2019 by iconic singer Adam Lambert, is a non-profit organization in support of LGBTQIA+ human rights. The foundation superpowers the efforts of existing charities that are making a difference for LGBTQIA+ people in areas like education and the arts, homelessness, and suicide prevention and mental health.
Adam Lambert, whose breakout success on the 8th season of American Idol launched his multi-platinum career, has always been an out and proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community. Whether he’s performing solo or with Brian May and Roger Taylor as the lead vocalist for Queen + Adam Lambert, Adam’s artistry always displays his authentic, unfiltered personality. By joining the .gay family, Adam Lambert’s Feel Something Foundation proudly brings that same representation to the digital realm.
“The visibility and safety .gay provides is so important, and I am proud to have my foundation be a part of it,” said Adam Lambert. “As an artist, the internet has always been a realm of endless creative possibilities, and we should make sure all of our queer family is safe when plugged in. Thank you, .gay!”
We are thrilled to welcome Adam Lambert’s Feel Something Foundation to the .gay family!
Elizabeth Achanta
How CATS.gay grew from an online community into a nonprofit serving hundreds of transfeminine people across the Eastern United States.
Elizabeth Achanta
Money. Politics. Sex. The three things your mother told you never to discuss at the dinner table. One content creator has built an entire career on one of them — and he's not even a little bit sorry.
Liz Achanta
For nearly three decades, Logan Lynn has built a career rooted in radical transparency. The Portland-based musician, writer, filmmaker, and mental health advocate first emerged as a teenager, signing a record deal at just seventeen years old using songs he had written and recorded years earlier. Since then, Lynn has released a deep catalog of music spanning indie rock, synth-pop, and electronic influences while building a reputation for emotionally raw songwriting that explores identity, grief, addiction, love, recovery, and survival.
Liz Achanta
When Jesse Rudicil started RudicilAI Lab Inc in Los Angeles, he had a straightforward mission: “Be the leader in medical, legal, and cellular AI technology.” His goal is to explore how artificial intelligence could support advances in areas such as patient care, legal processes, and cellular research. It’s early-stage, ambitious work, and much of it sits at the intersection of fields that don’t always connect easily.
