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Marjorie Taylor Greene suggests that Kevin McCarthy is gay
Marjorie Taylor Greene and Tucker Carlson debated whether Kevin McCarthy is a top or bottom during a discussion of the Republican leader
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Montana governor signs bill barring transgender athletes from sports teams aligning with their gender identity
Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte has signed a third anti-LGBTQ bill into law, imposing restrictions on which sports transgender athletes can play.
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Billy Porter on the ending of Pose and what comes next
Emmy, Grammy, and Tony-winner Billy Porter will keep on marching through the doors Pose has opened
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Sufjan Stevens’ “Convocations” is a sprawling, poignant tribute to his late father
The five-volume, two-and-a-half-hour album offers a powerful musical meditation on grief
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Invincible’s LGBTQ character is “essential,” creator says
Robert Kirkman says William's sexuality will spawn multiple stories in Amazon's animated series
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Review: “Shrill” Season 3 touches down for a richly comic, fond farewell
The gloriously body-positive, queer-inclusive comedy Shrill brings it home for a smooth landing in its final season
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Gay man beheaded by family in Iran while preparing to flee country
Alireza Fazeli-Monfared was just 20 years old when he was murdered in a suspected honor killing for being gay.
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Man stabbed with ice pick on New York subway after attacker calls him a “f—-t”
A man was stabbed with an ice pick on a subway car in the Bronx by a man who hurled an anti-gay slur at him...
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UNAIDS Ambassador: Eliminating bans on gay sex are crucial to fighting spread of HIV
Lord Norman Fowler, the new UNAIDS ambassador, says overturning bans on same-sex relations would help in curbing the spread of HIV.
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Wolf Trap attracts music lovers with a specially created Soundwalk for its massive park
Wolf Trap's Soundwalk enhances the world-class concert venue's grounds with GPS-specific sound installations.
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Theater Review: “Midnight at the Never Get” at Signature Theatre
Sam Bolen and Christian Douglas make beautiful music together in Signature's bittersweet, pre-Stonewall romance.
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The Corner’s COVID-19 Art Exhibition captures the emotional toll of the pandemic
The exhibition also includes a podcast, photoshoot, workshop, and walking tour lecture.
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Weightlifter Laurel Hubbard set to become first transgender Olympian
New Zealand weightlifter Laurel Hubbard has qualified for the Tokyo Olympic Games, becoming the first trans person to compete in an Olympics.
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Atlanta police warn that robbers are using gay dating apps to target victims
Atlanta police are warning LGBTQ people to be cautious when meeting people through dating apps, following a string of robberies.
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Judith Light, Rayshun LaMarr join the American Pops Orchestra for “We Are Family”
A special APO concert featuring pop hits and American standards airs on PBS Friday, May 14
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A Letter From the Editor regarding our 27th Anniversary Issue
After a year unlike any other, we're celebrating our 27th year by looking to the future.
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“Blindness” is a gripping adventure of sight and sound
Shakespeare's welcome return to live theater is a bold exploration of a strange new world.
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Live Music Returns to Strathmore & Merriweather this summer
Strathmore kicks off its new season on May 30, and Merriweather resumes live summer concerts on July 2
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Texas governor promises to sign ban on transgender athletes in women’s sports into law
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott wants ban trans athletes from competing, but the bill he wants to sign is stalled in committee.
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Texas middle school teacher accused of writing “Heteros Rule” over chalk art featuring Pride flags
A Texas middle school teacher is accused of harassing students and writing "Heteros Rule" over their chalk art featuring LGBTQ Pride flags.
