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Wynonna Earp: Vengeance stars Dominique Provost-Chalkley and Kat Barrell and creator Emily Andras chat with The Advocate about the show's progressive identities and putting an end to lesbian bed death.
A high-ranking Mormon leader apologized for the pain caused by the Proposition 8 campaign in a recent meeting with the Oakland, Calif., stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Elder Marlin K. Jensen, the Church’s historian and a prominent member of the General Authorities leadership hierarchy, accepted an invitation to a special meeting with about 90 Mormons hurt by their Church’s significant role in the Prop. 8 campaign.
If you work with the media in any capacity, GLAAD (Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation) has a message to share with you. Please tell the stories of our LGBT heroes. Especially right now.
Amazon Prime is giving "killer heat" a whole new definition.
This has suddenly become the only collab we need.
Following her impressive run on The Masked Singer, the star is manifesting big projects for 2024.
A total of 21 U.S. senators have signed on a to letter urging Atty. Gen. Eric Holder not to appeal last month’s ruling by Judge Virginia Phillips that found the antigay “don’t ask, don’t tell” to be unconstitutional. Phillips ordered Tuesday afternoon that all discharges under the policy be halted, and by early evening the Department of Justice had given no indication whether it would seek to stay the injunction on discharges. Senators Mark Udall of Colorado and Kirsten Gillibrand of New York led the effort to circulate the letter, which they originally sent to Holder last month.
Less than 24 hours after a federal judge refused to block an injunction against "don't ask, don't tell," the U.S. court of appeals for the ninth circuit has done so — at least temporarily. It's unclear whether the ruling by ninth circuit judges Diarmuid F. O'Scannlain, Stephen S. Trott, and William A. Fletcher was a unanimous one or a split decision. The panel ruled that attorneys representing the Log Cabin Republicans may file an opposition to its stay of the injunction by Monday. Last week Judge Virginia Phillips ruled to allow lesbian and gay servicemembers to serve openly.
Three weeks following the National Equality March, where over 250,000 people came to Washington, DC in support of full federal equality in all matters of civil law for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community, the co-directors of the march have resigned from Equality Across America.
Karen Morgan, who was married to the late chief warrant officer and outspoken lesbian military activist Charlie Morgan, received a military ID card for the first time on Wednesday.
This week’s episode of Glee had just a short mention of the Santana (Naya Rivera) / Brittany relationship (Heather Morris)…but here’s a micro-mini recap of their storyline. I’d be remiss if I didn’t offer a shout out to Glee for exploring a touching storyline between Kurt (Chris Colfer) and Blaine (Darren Criss), and giving Kurt his first real kiss with a boy! Congrats to the fellas.
PRIDE did a deep dive with queer adult content creators, studios, and stars and here’s everything THEY want you to know about finding great, conscientiously sourced spicy content.
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The finale of the fourth season of True Blood on Sunday provided plenty of surprises of fans of the vampire series. Four notable characters met an untimely demise – for now. Sookie's (Anna Paquin) BFF Tara (Rutina Wesley), werewolf Debbie Pelt (Brit Morgan), vampire bigwig Nan Flanagan (Jessica Tuck) and aspiring Wiccan Jesus (Kevin Alejandro) were all killed or left for dead.
The actor spills the tea on production challenges and fandom bullying after his judge tenure on Canada's Drag Race.
Bridgerton is ripe this season with queer romance and representation. Is it time for the hit Netflix show to embrace a trans narrative?
The Drag Race family expands with this spicy new addition.
D.C. lover that I am, I was reluctant to go to the inaugural activities. Why the hell would I want to be a part of a jumbled mess of cold masses? ...After the jeers for President Bush and the Cheers for Obama, I looked down at my watch it was 12:06 and we had a new president. I got a little misty and began to cry
Mary Lambert is having one hell of a year!
