Britney Spears & Will.i.am Tease New Collab 'Mind Your Business'
Summer officially starts now.
July 19 2023 10:17 AM
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Summer officially starts now.
You should be feeling very privileged right now because what I’m about to tell you I’ve never told anyone before—I was a band geek. The reason I’m confessing all this is that I’ve just read an article on AfterEllen and I think I might have a problem. I might not be a lesbian. That’s Coach Jaye Collins and he’s got me wondering because I never played basketball—I skipped out on high school PE! I freaked out and quickly made a gay/straight list:
Alaska Rep. Don Young apologized twice for using a slur when talking about Latino people. Would he have gotten the same treatment if he used the word "bitch" to describe a woman?
Miss Kentucky 2010, Djuan Trent, wrote the post after hearing antigay comments in response to a court ruling against her state's ban on same-sex marriage.
The gay singer made the revelation about his gender identity in an interview with The Times of London.
Fans are not happy...
Netflix's latest teen dramedy perfectly uses superheroism as an allegory for queerness.
Raffy Ermac sits down with the cast of the new Netflix's new superpowered, young adult series!
The Oprah Winfrey Network will devote Sunday, November 27, to an eye-opening look at two brave transgender individuals sharing the story with the world through documentary.
WTF is going on in here on this day??
For the first time, the Dexter star has opened up about his own sexuality.
Photos in this exhibit chronicle the daily life and drama of a group of young lesbian Russian women.
You can catch "I Am Cait" July 26th on E!
Suze Orman, who is best known for her school of hard knocks financial advice, is now telling gay and lesbian teens that “it gets better.” In a video the CNBC contributor submitted to Dan Savage’s It Gets Better campaign, Orman says,“I’ve spent my entire life being gay, being a lesbian woman. And back then, back in the ’50s, I’m here to tell you — when I was born, I knew I was gay from day one. But there wasn’t anybody to talk about it. ... As every day passed, with everything that I did, I knew that if I was just willing to be who I am, that the world would eventually change and accept people like me. And look at me now. So my message to you is this, ‘Just stick with us.’”
Taylor speaks out about her views on marriage and her younger girlfriend.
Where is the line drawn between sexual preference and prejudice?