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Reactions to Prince’s death: Ellen, Tim Cook, Andy Cohen, and more
LGBTQ celebs express shock, anger, and sadness.
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Ellen speaks up about Mississippi’s new religious discrimination law
Ellen Degeneres isn’t known for her political stances, but the recent spate of laws allowing discrimination against LGBT people has the mild mannered comic taking a stand.
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Ellen praises Obama for his work on LGBTQ rights
Obama’s response: “Nobody’s been more influential than you.”
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Ellen Degeneres: “I didn’t ever think I was going to come out”
“What I still be famous?” she worried. “Would they still love me if they knew I was gay…?”
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Matt Damon clarifies comments on actors and the closet, tells Ellen he was quoted out of context
“I was just trying to say actors are more effective when they’re a mystery, right?” he clarified.
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Ellen’s Teen Choice Awards Acceptance Speech is glorious
“It feels good to be chosen. But there was a time in my life when I was not chosen.”
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Jane Lynch: Ellen Degeneres is ‘a pioneer’
“The reverberations are just huge for humanity.”
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‘Empire’ star Jussie Smollett on gay whispers: ‘I’ve never been in the closet’
In a back stage interview with Ellen DeGeneres, Jussie Smollett said he has never been “in the closet,” but stopped short of actually declaring himself to be gay.
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Gay twins whose coming out video went viral, appear with dad on Ellen
Popular YouTube vloggers, twins Austin and Aaron Rhodes (The Rhodes Bros.), whose emotional video of them coming out to their father has been viewed nearly 15 million times, were guests this week on the Ellen DeGeneres show.
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Ellen responds to ‘Christian’ critic over her ‘gay agenda,’ celebrating ‘lesbianism’
Ellen DeGeneres took a few moments at the start of her daily talk show on Wednesday to address a recent article in the Christian Post criticizing Hollywood for promoting a “gay agenda.”