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Gay, bi men in anti-LGBTQ countries at increased risk of suicidal ideation
Yale researchers found that, among gay and bisexual men in Europe, those in intolerant countries had worse mental health outcomes
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Movie Review: House of Gucci’s accents are truly a spectacle unto themselves
In Ridley Scott's 'House of Gucci,' the accents are truly a spectacle unto themselves.
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Nonbinary writer, artist, and speaker ALOK to deliver keynote address at Creating Change
ALOK, a nonbinary writer and performer, will deliver the keynote at the National LGBTQ Task Force's Creating Change conference.
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National equality organizations launch anti-bullying website to support LGBTQ youth and parents
Four national organizations have launched a website to guide students and parents on how to create safe school environments for LGBTQ youth.
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LGBTQ Victory Institute to induct four historic LGBTQ lawmakers into Hall of Fame
LGBTQ Victory Institute will induct four new members into the LGBTQ Victory Hall of Fame, as part of a weekend focused on LGBTQ leadership.
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Virginia school board removes ban on LGBTQ books after member suggested burning them
Virginia school board reverses ban on LGBTQ books after threatening to burn them
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Gay British doctor could lose job over pro-trans tweets
A British doctor could lose his job over tweets pushing back against transphobes and anti-trans misinformation.
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LGBTQ Film Review: ‘Little Girl’ captures trans youth’s struggle to be recognized
Sebastien Lifshitz's 'Little Girl' is a beautiful, intimate portrait of a trans child's journey towards being their true self.
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How Julia Child changed America’s relationship to food (and PBS)
Culinary icon Julia Child is celebrated in a new documentary by Betsy West and Julie Cohen.
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Movie Memory: Ryan Spahn gets ‘Lost’ in David Lynch
In 1997, 'Lost Highway' checked all the boxes: indescribable plot, bizarre red lighting, and Balthazar Getty's naked ass.
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Music Review: ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ by Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift breathes powerful new life into her 2012 pop breakout, Red, adding a handful of extras along the way.
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‘King Richard’ follows the father who guided the Williams sisters to glory
Director Reinaldo Marcus Green on how he served up a winner with the Williams sisters biopic, 'King Richard.'
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Hot Picks: Gay Men’s Chorus, Lez Zeppelin, GALA’s Latin Film Festival, more
D.C. gears up for the holidays, icons return for live concerts, and Martha Stewart drops by the Washington Convention Center.
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LGBTQ Film Review: ‘Isaac’
The intriguing queer-themed 'Isaac' is impeded by a distinct lack of cinematic ambition.
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DC Theater Review: The Great Leap at Round House Theatre
"The Great Leap" scores points for droll comedy but ultimately drops the ball.
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Evan Ruggiero is living the dream in Olney’s inclusive ‘Disney’s Beauty and the Beast’
Evan Ruggiero had long dreamed of playing the Beast in the Disney classic.
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Florist who refused to provide flowers for a gay wedding will pay gay couple $5,000
A florist who refused to provide flowers for a gay couple's wedding has agreed to pay the couple $5,000 as part of a settlement.
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Biden administration removes Trump policy allowing child welfare agencies to discriminate against same-sex parents
HHS will rescind waivers that allowed religiously-affiliated child welfare agencies to receive taxpayer money while discriminating against prospective parents.
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At least 47 transgender Americans lost their lives to violence this year
At least 47 transgender Americans lost their lives to violence this year.
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HRW: To curb anti-transgender violence, address the issues making trans people vulnerable
Human Rights Watch released a report detailing and making recommendations on how to stop anti-trans violence in the United States.
