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North Dakota lawmakers send transgender athlete ban to governor to sign into law
North Dakota lawmakers have passed a ban on transgender athletes and have sent it to Gov. Doug Burgum, hoping he'll sign it into law.
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Jukebox The Ghost performs their first two albums in special livestream concerts
Piano-prominent pure-pop trio performs each album in its entirety with added commentary and insights
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The Actors Fund auctions one-of-a-kind Hollywood and Broadway memorabilia
The "landmark live auction" is set for April 28
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Host the perfect (Covid-safe) garden party with Susan Gage’s Backyard Spring Soirées
Susan Gage Caterers offers a three-hour dining special for up to eight people
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Oscars 2021 predictions: Who will scoop the night’s biggest prizes?
And the winner is... still up for grabs as we predict which promising Oscar nominees will finally slam the door on 2020
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Paul McCartney’s “McCartney III: Imagined”: A solid, sometimes surprising collection of covers
An impressive roster of artists reinterprets Paul McCartney's latest work in "McCartney III: Imagined."
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Annie’s met the pandemic head-on with an extensive Streatery and takeout options
The "America's Classics" restaurant has found new ways to serve the community and help keep 17th Street vibrant
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In “The Year Earth Changed,” while humans sheltered away, nature came out to play
Sir David Attenborough narrates nature's stunning response after COVID-19 forced humanity indoors
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Happenstance Theater’s “theatri-visual” productions offer whimsical escapism
The Juxtapose Tenement and A Rose for Ergensburg are both available to stream now
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Savor Recipe: Spicy Thai Peanut Curry
Mae Ploy curry paste makes the difference in this spicy, creamy recipe
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DC History Center offers a “Spotlight on LGBTQ DC”
History society reopens to the public with a number of LGBTQ offerings
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Sharon Van Etten’s “epic” livestream concert streams Friday, April 16
Indie-rock singer celebrates her second album with a special concert
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Former Gov. Pat McCrory, who signed North Carolina’s anti-trans bathroom bill, running for Senate in 2022
Former North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory, who signed the state's anti-trans bathroom bill into law, is running for the U.S. Senate in 2022.
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President Biden nominates gay police chief to lead Customs and Border Protection
President Biden has nominated Chris Magnus, a gay police chief who has been politically outspoken, as head of Customs and Border Protection.
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West Virginia governor says he’ll sign transgender athlete ban into law
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice has promised to sign a bill barring trans students from competing in sports based on their gender identity.
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North Carolina Republicans want to force teachers to “out” trans students to their parents
North Carolina lawmakers are pushing several anti-trans health care bills, including one that would force teachers to "out" trans students.
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Arkansas lawmakers approve “sham” bill offering vague hate crime protections after passing anti-LGBTQ bills
Arkansas lawmakers are being accused of passing a "sham" hate crimes bill to thwart criticism of their support for other anti-LGBTQ measures.
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‘Bachelor’ star Colton Underwood comes out as gay
The Bachelor star Colton Underwood said he is "the happiest and healthiest" he's ever been since accepting his sexuality
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Failed GOP candidate and QAnon supporter goes on lengthy tirade against trans daughter
Angela Stanton-King was suspended from Twitter after threatening to assault a transgender woman
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Family of bullied gay Alabama teen who died by suicide files wrongful death suit against school
The family of Nigel Shelby, a 14-year-old gay Black youth who committed suicide due to relentless bullying, is suing Huntsville City Schools.
