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No Criminal Charges for Senate Aide Who Filmed Sex Tape
Capitol Police say there's "no evidence" to support criminal charges for a former Senate aide who filmed himself having sex in a hearing room.
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Annise Parker to Depart the Victory Fund
Annise Parker, the president and CEO of the LGBTQ+ Victory Fund, has announced her intention to leave following the 2024 elections.
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Did Miley Cyrus Forget to Wear Underwear to the Grammys?
Miley Cyrus won her first two Grammys at the 2024 show, and during one of her speeches, she admitted she forgot something important!
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Three of the Four Top Grammys Went to LGBTQ Artists
Billie Eilish, Miley Cyrus, and Victoria Monet all won top Grammys, making it a very queer ceremony.
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Judge Tosses Disney’s Lawsuit Against Ron DeSantis
A federal judge found that the Walt Disney Company had no standing to sue the governor for pushing to revoke Disney's special tax status.
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Russian Woman Jailed for Wearing Rainbow Earrings
Defendant is the second charged for what Russia is routinely considering "extremist" LGBTQ rainbow symbols since its Supreme Court decision.
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The Solar Opposites and the Same-Sex “Wedding of the Century”
Executive Producers Mike McMahan and Josh Bycel break down the wedding of Korvo and Terry on Hulu's animated hit, "Solar Opposites."
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Taylor Swift Made History at the 2024 Grammys
Taylor Swift broke her tie with Stevie Wonder, Frank Sinatra, and Paul Simon for the most Album of the Year Grammy wins.
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Republicans Want to Ban Transgender Care “For Everyone”
Midwest Republican lawmakers were recorded talking about banning gender-affirming care for all adults.
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Half of The Record of the Year Grammy Nominees are Queer
Four artists nominated for Record of the Year at the Grammys – Miley Cyrus, Billie Eilish, Victoria Monet, and Boygenius – are LGBTQ.
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Catherine O’Hara Joins ‘The Last of Us’ Season 2
Catherine O’Hara -- Moira Rose on "Schitt's Creek" -- is taking on a very different role in HBO’s post-apocalyptic series "The Last of Us."
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Oklahoma Wants to Prosecute People for Texting Nudes
A proposed law in Oklahoma would punish people who text sexually-explicit pictures with up to 20 years in prison.
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Utah Moves One Step Closer to Erasing Transgender People
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox has signed a law banning transgender people from using gender-affirming bathrooms in government-owned buildings.
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Idaho’s Trans Health Care Ban Remains Blocked
The 9th Circuit refuses to overturn judge's order blocking state officials from prosecuting doctors who treat transgender youth.
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The Immortalist: A Conversation with André De Shields
At 78, André De Shields is an everlasting legend in the world of Broadway. But his ultimate goal is to break the Methuselah Code.
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Claybourne Elder Gets Personal In His Acclaimed Cabaret
The Broadway and Gilded Age star has created a personal journey with the cabaret "If the Stars Were Mine."
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Colman Domingo’s Post-Oscar Nomination Career Boom Is Here
Colman Domingo is set to co-star in the Michael Jackson biopic, and is writing, directing, and starring in an upcoming Nat King Cole movie.
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Queer Couple Found Guilty of Horrific Murder of Gay Couple’s Son
Gerald Rowe and Angel Anderson are facing life in prison for torturing and murdering 23-year-old George Randall-Saldivar.
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Georgia Transgender Clinic Fire May Be A Hate Crime
Police in Decatur, Georgia, are investigating a fire at a clinic that provides gender-affirming care as a possible hate crime.
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Anti-Gay Republican Gets Probation for DUI Arrest
North Dakota State Rep. Nico Rios pleaded guilty to a drunk driving charge but has refused to resign from office.
