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Nebraska children’s museum cancels Drag Queen Story Hour after threats of violence
A Drag Queen Story Hour scheduled to be held at children's museum in Lincoln, Nebraska, was cancelled due to threats of violence.
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Biden nominates lesbian rabbi of LGBTQ synagogue to religious freedom commission
President Biden has nominated Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum, head of an LGBTQ synagogue, to the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom.
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Rapper DaBaby dropped from Lollapalooza after homophobic comments
Music festival Lollapalooza replaced rapper DaBaby after outcry over his comments about HIV/AIDS and gay people
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Spanish court sides with bisexual man sued by ex-wife for “hiding his homosexuality”
A Spanish regional court overturned a lower court's decision ordering a bisexual man to pay his wife for "hiding his homosexuality" from her.
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Matt Damon apparently only just realized he shouldn’t use the antigay “f-slur”
Matt Damon said he finally stopped saying f****t "months ago" after his daughter wrote a "treatise" about why it was bad
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Chicago suburb to repeal law prohibiting people from wearing “opposite-sex” clothing
A Chicago suburb seeks to repeal a law labeling dressing in clothing that does not match assigned sex at birth a form of "indecent exposure."
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Court rejects anti-LGBTQ group’s lawsuit challenging “hate group” label
A federal appeals court upheld the dismissal of a Florida anti-LGBTQ ministry's lawsuit over being excluded from the AmazonSmile program.
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Here’s how D.C.’s new mask mandate will affect gay bars
LGBTQ bar owners weigh in on what the mask mandate means for them, as well as why they’re asking for proof of vaccination.
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Houston man charged in shooting that paralyzed transgender woman he met on dating app
A Houston man has been charged with shooting and paralyzing a transgender woman he met on a dating app back in May.
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The Days Between at The Hamilton
August 1, 1942 was the day Jerry Garcia, one of the most influential figures in contemporary music, came into the world. He died, tragically, at...
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Jamie Lee Curtis reveals she has a trans daughter — and will officiate her wedding
Jamie Lee Curtis said her transgender daughter Ruby had helped challenge "old ideas" about gender identity
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There are more transgender elected officials than LGBTQ Republican officials, says report
There are more transgender elected officials in the United States than LGBTQ Republican officials, according to a Victory Institute report.
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Stefanie Dolson becomes first out LGBTQ Team USA athlete to win Tokyo Olympics gold medal
In a major first for U.S. athletes, Stefanie Dolson helped her 3x3 women's basketball team secure victory at the Tokyo Summer Games
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Album Review: Stand for Myself by Yola
Yola's sophomore album is an addictive catalogue of nuanced, genre-bending Americana
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Smithsonian’s SAAM Arcade installs a Game Jam for 2021 exhibition
Developers of all skill levels are invited to try their hand at creating a game at this year's SAAM Arcade
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David Sedaris brings his ‘Carnival of Snackery’ to the Weinberg Center
The dry-witted humorist is part of the Weinberg Center's fall slate, including Gordon Lightfoot and Lewis Black
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Olney Outdoors presents cabaret, drag, jazz and more “under the stars”
A new initiative grants four free tickets to Olney first-timers for an event of their choice
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Stream ‘Judgment Day’ with Patti LuPone, Jason Alexander, Santino Fontana through Aug. 1
Last year's deft, sharp virtual reading is now available to watch online in an encore presentation
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Jungle Cruise review: Action romp charts curious course into gay representation
Disney's latest ride-to-movie effort is a solidly entertaining adventure
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The Suicide Squad review: Lean, mean, and stuffed to the gills with charisma
James Gunn's "The Suicide Squad" just wants to save the world, one fuck-up at a time
