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New Jersey man allegedly shot stepfather to death over presence of gay guest in their “house of God”
A man is accused of shooting his stepfather following an argument over the presence of a gay guest at the family's New Jersey home.
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Emmylou Harris: “It’s time to open our hearts as well as our borders”
Singer-songwriter's Lantern Tour is a project of the Women's Refugee Project
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Biden administration approves Colorado’s request to require health insurers to cover transition-related health care
The Biden administration has approved a request by Colorado officials to modify their state’s health exchange under the Affordable Care Act to require private health...
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Reel Affirmations 28: A Complete Guide to All the Films
Reviews of every feature film and short showing in this weekend's LGBTQ film festival.
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Album Review: The Lockdown Sessions by Elton John
Elton John's lockdown project recruits top talent for a dizzyingly eclectic mix of songs
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Halloween 2021: Spooky LGBTQ Highlights in Washington, DC
Your complete guide to Halloween in the capital -- LGBTQ and otherwise
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Joshua Vogelsong reemerges as a stronger Donna Slash with a blistering queer-punk call to arms
New album 'The Dead Queen Rises' draws inspiration from "eighties slasher and Italian horror movies."
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Coming up at the Alden: Highlights From the 2021 Schedule
The Borisevich Duo, DDAT, Alexandria Kleztet, and more celebrate returning and reconnecting
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Dune review: Denis Villeneuve’s epic boasts visual splendor, incomplete story
The visually and aurally spectacular "Dune" bogs down in sandy seriousness before dropping us off at an inconclusive end
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We’re Here Season 2 review: Shangela, Bob, and Eureka spread even more drag fabulousness
The queens of "We're Here" spread another season of love, tolerance, and fierce drag across the small towns of America
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DC Theater Review: Hadestown at the Kennedy Center
With a terrific cast and a rich, atmospheric score, "Hadestown" kicks off the Kennedy Center's theater season with a bang
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Republican Congress members criticize Dr. Rachel Levine after she becomes first transgender four-star officer
Two Republican Congress members, and Fox News host Tucker Carlson, have attacked Admiral Rachel Levine over her gender identity.
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MTV Europe Music Awards will ‘stand in solidarity’ with LGBTQ people in Hungary
MTV's gay president Chris McCarthy wants to use the EMAs to protest Hungary's anti-LGBTQ laws
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Dr. Rachel Levine becomes first openly trans four-star officer in the uniformed services
Dr. Rachel Levine has become the first transgender and first female four-star admiral in the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps.
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Nellie’s faces $5,000 fine and suspension for June incident
Nellie's faces $5,000 fine and 7-day suspension for Pride Weekend incident.
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Raleigh, Wake County become latest in slew of North Carolina localities passing pro-LGBTQ ordinances
Raleigh and Wake County have become the latest North Carolina jurisdictions to protect LGBTQ residents from discrimination.
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Hundreds of cyclists will bike 165 miles across South Florida to raise money for HIV/AIDS
Hundreds of cyclists will trek 165 miles from Miami to Key West as part of The SMART Ride, an annual ride raising money for AIDS...
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Robbers in Jamaica lured man through gay dating site, doused him in alcohol, and set him on fire
Robbers in Jamaica entrapped a gay 18-year-old before dousing him in alcohol, severing his penis, and setting him on fire.
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SMYAL to provide free mental health counseling to LGBTQ youth through new program
SMYAL is offering free mental health counseling to its LGBTQ youth at its Eastern Market offices, courtesy of a generous donation and grants.
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Texas agency removes website with LGBTQ suicide hotline number after governor’s primary opponent complains
Gov. Greg Abbott's administration removed a website with an LGBTQ suicide hotline and resources after a GOP primary challenger complained.
