Stories by Christophe Martet
Even in the Chaotic Region Surrounding Beirut, Organizations Are Fighting Against HIV
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During a meeting in Beirut, Hornet was able to see the great energy of local NGOs dedicated to the fight against HIV
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Nike, Diesel and Avon Released the Best LGBT Ads of 2017, According to Hornet’s Worldwide Staff
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From India to the United States, from France to Brazil, discover the best LGBT ads of 2017 and learn what made them so great!
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Pierre Bergé, Longtime Companion of Yves Saint Laurent and Tireless Gay Advocate, Has Died
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Business, gay philanthropist, AIDS activist, media mogul, Pierre Bergé has died at the age of 86.
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Bask in These Sexy, Sunny Photos From World Pride Madrid
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World Pride Madrid saw several hundred thousand LGBTQ people and allies walk the streets of the Spanish capital
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Germany Says Yes to Same-Sex Marriage After Express Vote in Parliament
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Less than 40 minutes were necessary for German deputies to vote in favor of marriage equality for gay and lesbian couples
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Russian Journalist Accuses Chechnya of Sabotaging the Inquiry Into the Republic’s Homophobic Purge
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Irina Gordienko of Novaïa Gazeta sits down to talk with us about her role in exposing the anti-gay purges in Chechnya and sabotage by Chechen officials
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Same-Sex Marriage Could Happen in Germany Much Sooner Than Expected
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German politicians could soon take a vote within a few days that would legalize same-sex marriage for LGBTQ couples across the nation
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This Gay French Journalist Recalls His Moving Memories of Orlando’s Pulse Massacre
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In his new book on the Orlando massacre, French gay journalist Philippe Corbé recalls the deadliest homophobic attack in the United States
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‘BPM,’ Winner of Cannes’ Grand Prize, Is a Breathtaking Look at the Fight Against AIDS
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How does one speak about ‘BPM,’ the Cannes Film Festival’s Grand Prize winner, when you have lived the story it tells so vividly?
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Cannes’ Queer Palm Prize Goes to the Heartbreaking AIDS Activism Film ‘120 Battements Par Minute’
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The Queer Palm Prize and Queer Palm Hornet Prize went to director Robin Campillo’s feature-length film and Yann Gonzalez’s short, dreamlike film ‘Les Iles’
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