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He’s muscular, sports Pride-colored jewelry, and he loves to snap his fingers…

Christmas and holiday TV movies are increasing in numbers and diversity – why isn’t there LGBTQ representation in them?

In two separate interviews, the Hebrew Israelite actor said he felt like God punished him for two queer roles he played.

“I have a story a bit like that, yes…”

Melville Farr refused to be a victim, but eight years before Stonewall might as well have been eighty.

Best known for his role in “Breaking Bad,” Lavell Crawford makes one head-scratching claim after the other.

One of the Power Rangers is shown struggling to accept her sexual orientation.

Parents worried that “Beauty and the Beast” might turn their children gay may want to consider his point.

“If I can’t sit through a movie with God or Jesus sitting by me then we have no business showing it,” the owners wrote on Facebook.

The film is based on the comic book “Gotham City Sirens,” which sees the pair living together and sharing intimate dialogue.

The skirted superhero’s new CW masters have a lot of surprises in store, including crossover and musical episodes.

The series takes place in an era that bridges the original 1960s “Star Trek” and “Star Trek: Enterprise,” the 2001-05 series set about a century before.

“I always felt it was harder being gay and Asian than any other combination. I thought the cultural stigma was the thickest on the Asian boys I knew,” Cho said.

“…this was never about me or what I wanted,” Takei wrote, in a lengthy Facebook post clarifying his preference for straight Sulu.

The legendary actor and social media maven told The Hollywood Reporter, “I think it’s really unfortunate.”

The producers of Star Trek Beyond are giving a nod to George Takei by making the character a proud gay man with a partner and daughter.

Driving home from his best friend’s funeral, Joshua Yehl thought of a way to memorialize one of the “most passionate Star Wars fans.”

There’s no excuse for the Star Trek franchise to continue ignoring the LGBT community.

Hollywood films remained static in their inclusiveness of LGBT characters in 2015, but the racial diversity of those characters fell dramatically.