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Zooey Zephyr Sues Over Removal from Montana House Floor
Lawsuit claims House's censure of trans lawmaker denies her constituents equal representation in government.
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5 Must-Hear Gay Albums Coming in May
From Olivia Newton-John to Kesha and the Jonas Brothers, we have 5 albums coming in May 2023 to watch out for.
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Meet The Celebrity Judges for RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars Season 8
The celebrity judges were revealed in a trailer for the upcoming season, which also teased a new twist to the competition.
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Watch Sasha Colby Be Honored by The House of Representatives
Members of the U.S. House took a moment to recognize and honor Sasha Colby, winner of season 15 of RuPaul's Drag Race.
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1 in 4 High School Students Identify as LGBTQ
The increase in LGBTQ identity appears to be due increased societal acceptance, especially among younger generations.
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Kansas Republicans Override Veto of Transgender Bathroom Ban
Kansas lawmakers overrode a veto of a bill that bans transgender people from using facilities that don't match their assigned sex at birth.
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Justice Dept. Sues Tennessee Over Transgender Treatment Ban
Complaint intervening in lawsuit brought by families of trans youth argues that the law is both discriminatory and unconstitutional.
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Maluma Doesn’t Know How To Wear A Shirt (And That’s Okay)
Colombian singer-songwriter Maluma is one of the world's most successful artists, but he also knows the value of a good thirst trap.
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Machine Dazzle Lives Up to His Name in the World of Design
Designer and performer Machine Dazzle shares his singular vision for life, art, and adorning the gods in Opera Lafayette's 'Io.'
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‘The Thanksgiving Play’ Broadway Review: Stuffing and Asides
Traditional lies and hilarious truths are served in generous portions in a comedy that excoriates American values.
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’32 Sounds’ Review: Auditory Wonders
"32 Sounds" offers a fascinating, immersive exploration of sound and its effect on how we think, feel, create, and remember
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Rep Stage Goes Out On A ‘Falsettos’ Note
'Falsettos' was the first musical Rep Stage produced 29 years ago and now it also serves as its very last.
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Jordy’s ‘BOY’ Review: Vibrantly Queer
With 'BOY,' Jordy is determined to be the queer artist he wished he could have heard on the radio as a kid.
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‘Tiny Beautiful Things’ Review: Mother Ship
Hulu's 'Tiny Beautiful Things,' based on Cheryl Strayed's advice column, will make love Kathryn Hahn even more that you already do.
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Another Dimension of YA Author Mike Albo
New York writer/performer Mike Albo's new YA novel hinges on his hometown Springfield, Va., haunts
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‘Documenting Landscapes: Ukraine’s Vanishing Terrain’ at the Amy Kaslow Gallery
Jaroslav Leonets' paintings serve to memorialize Ukraine as the young Kyiv-based artist had always known it.
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‘Life of Pi’ Broadway Review: A Divine Life
'Life of Pi' combines puppetry and spectacle with a story that is intellectual, spiritual and deeply philosophical.
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See The First Pictures Of Jinkx Monsoon In Doctor Who
Jinkx Monsoon joins the upcoming season of 'Dr. Who' as "Doctor's most powerful enemy yet."
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Netflix’s Ultimatum Dating Show Is Returning — And It’s All Queer
The second season of the dating reality show is set to premiere on May 24 and is sure to brim with drama.
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‘Somebody Somewhere’ Review: Back to Kansas
The second season of Bridget Everett's Somebody Somewhere is a funny and heartwarming celebration of the ordinary.
