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Gay Candidate’s Banner Vandalized with Homophobic Slur
A Kansas City community activist who is running for political office had one of his campaign banners defaced with a homophobic slur, before the banner...
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The Deplorable Dozen: Vote for The Worst Governor
Who is the worst GOP governor when it comes to decimating and legislatively attacking the LGBTQ community? Take our poll.
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Rachel Levine Denounces Anti-Transgender Political Attacks
Admiral Rachel Levine, the Assistant Secretary of Health at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, has called on Americans to stop politically-motivated attacks on...
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Gay Teacher Fired by Catholic School Loses Lawsuit
A federal appeals court has ruled against a Catholic school teacher in New York who was fired after revealing he was gay and intended to marry...
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Ex-Prison Guard to Stand Trial for Allegedly Pushing Lesbian into Fire
A Wisconsin judge has rejected a plea agreement negotiated by prosecutors in the case of an ex-prison guard charged with attacking a gay woman, calling...
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Church Holds Webinar on “Protecting” Children During Pride Month
A Canadian church has been criticized for a social media post advertising a webinar on how to “protect” children during Pride Month. The offending post,...
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“Mean Girls” Star Daniel Franzese Recalls Conversion Therapy
Daniel Franzese, the actor who shot to fame playing Damian in the box office hit Mean Girls, recently discussed his experience enrolling in so-called “conversion therapy”...
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Warner Bros. Defends Relationship with J.K. Rowling
Warner Bros. says it's "proud" to work with "Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling after media censorship controversy at a press junket.
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Brittney Griner: “I’m terrified I might be here forever.”
WNBA star Brittney Griner, facing trial in Russia on drug charges, wrote President Biden a letter begging him to bring her home.
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Editor’s Pick: Sherry Vine at Crazy Aunt Helen’s
Sherry Vine returns to Crazy Aunt Helen's with her baudy, filthy comedy cabaret, 'Potty Mouth!'
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Editor’s Pick: War On The Catwalk
War on the Catwalk, revived and ready for its first go-round since the pandemic, hits the Lincoln Theatre in D.C. on Sunday, July 10.
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John Waters on Pink Flamingos: “Terrorism Against Good Taste”
The iconic film by John Waters is out in a restored 4K Criterion Edition, and shows this weekend at midnight at Landmark E Street Cinema.
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Editor’s Pick: Night of 1,000 Kylies at the 9:30 Club
"Kylie has some kind of magical thing that our community is just in love with," says DJ Ed Bailey, who is spinning at the 9:30...
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Gavin Newsom to Florida: Move to California for “Freedom”
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is encouraging Floridians to move to California for "freedom" from restrictive right-wing laws.
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For Johnny Sibilly, ‘Queer As Folk’ Was A Life-Changing Moment
Johnny Sibilly and the vibrant cast of "Queer as Folk" refresh the franchise for a new era of LGBTQ friends, lovers, and allies.
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National Harbor: Speakeasy at Bond 45
Speakeasy combines the worlds of cirque, illusion, burlesque, and musical theater with an upscale cocktail flight.
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Red Velvet’ at The Shakespeare Theatre
'Red Velvet' focuses on an 1833 milestone when Ira Aldridge became the first Black actor in history to portray 'Othello.'
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‘Only Murders in the Building’ Review: Super Sleuths
The crime-solving trio of Martin, Short, and Gomez shine in a second, suspenseful season of "Only Murders in the Building."
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Editor’s Pick: A Capitol Fourth
This year's 42nd "A Capitol Fourth" marks the concert's return as a live event at the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol building.
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‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ Review: Aaron Sorkin’s Courtroom Spark
Richard Thomas anchors an elegant, engaging production of Aaron Sorkin's "To Kill A Mockingbird" at the Kennedy Center.
