All posts tagged "featured"
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Looking Back At ‘That Kiss’ From The MTV Video Music Awards
Ahead of the MTV Video Music Awards, let's revisit the time three of the biggest pop stars on the planet made out on live TV.
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The Riley Roundup: Transgender Educational Warfare, Part 1
Transgender visibility and LGBTQ identity are increasingly in the spotlight as states and school districts adopt anti-transgender policies.
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Openly Gay NFL Player Carl Nassib Announces Retirement
Carl Nassib, who became the first out gay active player in the NFL, has announced his retirement from football after seven seasons.
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The Riley Roundup: Anti-Gay Slurs Spoil California Chili Cook-Off
A chili cook-off was marred by a competitor spewing anti-gay slurs, while Californians may soon vote on 3 anti-trans ballot initiatives.
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Ashanti and Roller Coasters and Water Slides, Oh My!
Us Helping Us is celebrating the end of summer this Saturday with an LGBTQ blowout at Virginia's Kings Dominion.
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The Riley Roundup: Canada Warns Against LGBTQ Travel to the U.S.
From a Canadian travel advisory to an Iowa LGBTQ group banned from a Labor Day Parade, here are headlines you should know about.
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Nebraska Governor Signs Bill Erasing Trans People from Law
Following the lead of other conservative states, the “Women’s Bill of Rights” defines gendered terms based on biological sex.
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Sonia Rutstein Prepares to Celebrate 23
Sonia Rutstein, the prolific LGBTQ trailblazer behind disappear fear, is as committed to spreading love and compassion as ever.
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‘Bottoms’ Review: Fighting for Sex
Emma Seligman's sardonic and thrillingly dark teen sex comedy is driven by a pair of manipulative high school lesbians.
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Americans Are Throwing Trans Kids Under the School Bus
One of the ironic awakenings that unfolds as you age is that we don't really like fairness all that much. Especially not for kids.
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‘Hidden Pleasures’ and ‘Confessions of a Congressman’ Reviews
Older men obsessed with younger men form the crux of two recently restored Spanish queer classics from the '70s.
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‘The Shark is Broken’ Broadway Review: Shark Weak
A theatrical spin on a famous blockbuster film offers strong performances but rarely delves beneath the surface
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Iris DeMent: “I Hope These Songs Go Out and Help People”
For thirty years, Iris DeMent has used her musical platform to work on making the world a better place for the next generation.
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‘Heartstopper’ Season 2 Review: Endless Honeymoon
Netflix's queer teen romance series returns for a second season of giddy, wholesome LGBTQ storytelling.
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Why Mary Chapin Carpenter Loves Wolf Trap
The Washington area's most cherished singer-songwriter, Mary Chapin Carpenter returns to Wolf Trap, a venue that forever holds her heart.
