Here's what we know about Lady Gaga's new era so far
With the release of her latest single "Disease," we have officially entered a new era in Mother Monster's iconic career!
October 25 2024 11:36 AM
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With the release of her latest single "Disease," we have officially entered a new era in Mother Monster's iconic career!
When Kate Bush's new album drops, catch me absolutely running up that hill — to the record store! In this situation, I'm both going to a physical store to buy a CD, and said store is at the top of a hill. You get the vision.
Singer, songwriter and musician Melissa Etheridge knows about breast cancer. Now, the openly lesbian activist is fighting the disease on a series of fronts inlcuding Pinktober and with the new docu-drama 1 a Minute with Olivia Newton-John, Kelly McGillis, Jaclyn Smith and Diahann Carroll.
Sia, Superfruit, Kesha, Perfume Genius, Demi Lovato + more!
A video showing a group of New York Yankees fans singing a virulently homophobic song accusing gay men of spreading AIDS has prompted action from the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation.
The new song "Free Me" will benefit HIV/AIDS research.
Bisexual Erin Martin wowed judges Cee Lo Green and Blake Shelton with her otherworldy rendition of Hey There Delilah during The Voice’s famed blind auditions last month. Martin had her mom and her girlfriend at her side for the audition. SheWired caught up with Martin to discuss the audition process, her being so much more than a model turned singer and her decision to be open about having her girlfriend from the start.
Will this be the reunion we've all been waiting for?
Our latest entry on women you may not know but should: Claire Waldoff, who entertained Berlin between the world wars and became a thorn in the side of the Nazis.
Singer songwriter Annie Lennox can add UN AIDS Ambassador to her resume as she was named International Goodwill Ambassador for the Joint United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS. Lennox said, “The daily brutality faced by millions of women and girls is unacceptable. If we are to end the cycle of human devastation triggered by the AIDS epidemic, we must address the rights of women and girls and challenge their second class citizen status, which puts them at greater risk of HIV.”
Kathleen Hanna is the indisputable godmother of the Riot Grrrl movement, and now there's a terrific new documentary, The Punk Singer, out in theaters that chronicles that brief, brilliant moment in history.
Just when you think she's said the dumbest thing imaginable, MTG opens her mouth and more stupidity falls out.
The singer has been diagnosed with a rare neurological disorder called Stiff-Person Syndrome.
Entertainment publicist and all-around observer of all things lesbian Mona Elyafi, whips out the 80's pop tunes to explain her latest debacle. The lesbian break-up!
The lovely little Kristin Chenoweth checks in with OUT magazine in the latest issue to talk about her new TV series, Good Christian Belles, her work encouraging kids to be proud of their smile with the “Your Mouth Has Something To Say” campaign, and her pageant history where she competed on an AIDS awareness platform.
The rapper's Rolling Loud Miami performance has not been well received.
Fans previously linked the singer to a controversial group some believe to be a cult.
I remember the pandemic as if it were yesterday because I lived and breathed it as both journalist and activist for a decade.
The rapper spoke harmful and stigmatizing thoughts to a crowd of thousands on Sunday.
What looks like a sweet coming-out moment might actually be an elaborate troll.