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The former Bachelor contestant and host says his latest project grew out of his own family life and the uncertainty many queer people face when building families.
The Thailand-born creative built a long career in fashion after joining Out in 1998 and later served as Abercrombie & Fitch’s global style director.
A new Domestic Policy Council report accuses the National Museum of American History of ideological capture and objects to displays featuring drag performers, queer athletes, abortion material and Hamilton.
The Heated Rivalry co-stars have been pressed into the spotlight by the show’s success, but they have described themselves as close friends who want to keep parts of that relationship private.
The singer discusses returning to solo life, the themes behind his sixth studio album Adam and why he wants queer fans to lean on each other rather than corporate rainbow branding.
A Wired investigation, drawing on a database first reported by 404 Media, says MSG security categorized celebrity visitors with labels tied to identity and risk.
The two country musicians have been friends for years and have both supported LGBTQ+ rights publicly.
A personal reflection traces how Tyler’s biggest hits became anthems on gym floors, dance floors, and during the darkest years of the AIDS crisis.
The Welsh singer, best known for “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” died after being treated for an illness, according to a statement on her official website.
The actor's breakout year continues after Heated Rivalry and a recent Saturday Night Live appearance put him in Emmy contention.
The 'Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' cast member posted an Instagram video that suggested she is seeing a woman a week after discussing her sexuality on Jay Shetty’s podcast.
The 19-minute drama premiered on the 2026 festival circuit, with screenings at Inside Out Toronto and NFMLA, but has not yet landed digital distribution.
Stacy Lentz and Kurt Kelly said the author’s influence has contributed to misinformation and a wider backlash against trans rights.
A judge ruled the claimants had not proved allegations that Associated Newspapers unlawfully gathered information for stories in the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday.
