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Pop star comes out by brazenly kissing both a man & woman on national TV
Move over, Madonna, Adam Lambert, and Lil Nas X. This may have topped all the other live on-stage lip locks.
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Demi Lovato tells Ellen that she really wants to make out with Rihanna
“Rihanna, how dare you!” Ellen scolded the singer when she found out she hasn’t called Lovato.
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Hungary pulls out of Eurovision, allegedly due to homosexuality and LGBTQ representation
Hungarian leaders and media are allegedly so ‘fed up’ with LGBTQ people, they’re avoiding one of Europe’s largest events in spite of them.
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Portugal wins Eurovision Song Contest with romantic ballad
A song that was remarkably less glitzy than the competition won the contest.
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LOGO will be first American station to air Eurovision
The LGBT-themed channel will air the 61st annual Grand Final live and commercial free on Saturday, May 14.
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Bearded Austrian diva Conchita Wurst is living her dream
She rubs shoulders with fashion icons Jean-Paul Gaultier and Karl-Lagerfeld and plays sold-out gigs across Europe. Her appearances on Austrian radio talk shows attract callers from as far away as California.
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Austrian drag queen wows 10,000 fans outside federal chancellery in Vienna
VIENNA — So… who was the real Conchita Wurst? The one on stage, of course. But with some of the fans gathered Sunday to fete the hirsute Austrian drag queen wearing fake beards, it was a justified question.
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Council of Europe official says Conchita Wurst win good for European gay rights
PARIS — The head of Europe’s leading human rights body is praising Conchita Wurst’s Eurovision victory as a positive sign that freedom of expression is thriving, and that Europeans are “allowed to shock.”
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Conchita Wurst’s Eurovision win shows pop is still political
It’s the beard that divided a continent. The victory of whiskered drag queen Conchita Wurst in the Eurovision Song Contest had celebrities from Nigella Lawson to Russell Brand posting bearded selfies on the Internet in tribute — and Russian men snapping clean-shaven pictures in protest.
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Moscow bans parade honoring Eurovision drag queen Conchita Wurst
MOSCOW — Moscow authorities have turned down gay activists’ application to hold a parade honoring drag queen Conchita Wurst, winner of this year’s Eurovision song contest.