Super Bowl

The out “heartthrob” MSNBC analyst will also cover the Olympics, the Super Bowl, and develop a game show that could come out as early as next year.

“If we want to spend our energy on this idea of fairness, I think we need to start with the real, documented problems that women face,” Katie Sowers said in a clear rebuke of recent anti-trans bills.

People are calling on announcer Kevin Harlan to apologize for sneering at the streaker’s pink unitard.

And viewers may find LGBTQ entertainers star before and after the big game, too.

Complete with rainbows, drag performers, and Lil Nas X himself wearing nail polish, the tech ad even references a popular gay film.

Jackson Mahomes happily celebrated his brother’s Super Bowl victory season – others were focused on him, though.

There will be plenty of LGBTQ people for you to watch and cheer for during Super Bowl Sunday, including Demi Lovato and Lil’ Nas X.

The over 100 million expected Super Bowl viewers will see a smiling lesbian couple on their TV.

Kim Chi and Miz Cracker are going to appear in a Super Bowl ad this Sunday, something RuPaul did decades ago.

They claim the ad “blurs the biological distinctions between male and female.” And they have a petition. Of course.