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Life
Mia Neal speaks up for Black trans women & other moments from the Oscars
Neal’s comments highlighting Black trans women was just one of several moments for LGBTQ people at the Oscars, despite a limited number of out awardees and nominees.
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Life
Patti Harrison is the first trans actor in a Disney film in the new “Raya & the Last Dragon”
She appears for a short time as a chieftess alongside Kelly Marie Tran, who says her character has “some romantic feelings” for another woman.
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Life
“Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” centers a very real & very queer Black woman
The film is based on a fictional play. But the titular character – and her bisexuality – was real.
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Life
How the outcome of the election was like “Lord of the Rings”
“I’ve learned something from all these fantasy stories I love: evil can’t be destroyed.”
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Life
Lily Tomlin is leaving her prints on Hollywood Blvd. in legendary honor
The out actress who stars in the Netflix series “Grace & Frankie” is getting her prints placed in front of the TCL Chinese Theater.
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Life
How Dare Leo Herrera Pretend AIDS Never Existed?
An interview with the activist/filmmaker of risqué films focuses on the direction of his latest web series, FATHERS, which imagines a world without AIDS.
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Life
Everyone – including the Vatican – wanted to see a Elton John biopic happen
An investigation in the Church’s city-state show that voluntary donations for the poor made up a majority of the bucks given to a company that funded “Rocketman”, among other ventures.
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Life
Billy Dee Williams identifies as gender fluid, reveals acceptance of multiple pronouns
Everything you’re about to read is true – the ‘Star Wars’ actor describes gender and his role in a 70s male ‘love story’ film.
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Commentary
Dear Lifetime & Hallmark Channel, we have a holiday wish. You can make it come true.
Christmas and holiday TV movies are increasing in numbers and diversity – why isn’t there LGBTQ representation in them?
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Life
‘Paris is Burning’ is coming to disc in its restored edition with unseen footage
Coming in February, this will be the first opportunity for many to get a physical copy of the immortalized documentary in decades.