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“I don’t hold grudges, but you know,” she laughed. “It’s crazy to think how the script’s flipped.”

“It’s insulting. I’d feel bullied if I were [Cox],” said another trans actress after distributors used cis male actors to replace her voice.

“I think it’s important for the world to be reminded that we in the queer community were all children at one point…. We’re always depicted as sexual or rebellious.”

She’ll play a sharp-tongued cheerleader alongside Mario Lopez and Elizabeth Berkley, who’ll reprise their original roles from the popular ’90s teen series.

This makes Rodriguez the first transgender, Hispanic representative of the cosmetic company.

The pioneering lesbian drama is only returning for 8 episodes – as if that’s enough.

The witchy cult-classic about female empowerment is getting a very modern remake.

It’s unclear whether either will play trans characters, but they could help the show repair the original series’ messy take on trans identity.

Nicky Endres is an actor who plays both male and female roles.

Cosmopolitan South Africa has been given an LGBTQ makeover for a special “Say Yes To Love” issue.

Set in the ’80s, it explores “several segments of life and society in New York,” including “the rise of the luxury Trump-era universe” and ball culture.

The film made headlines last summer after another cisgender actor was cast to play a trans woman.

Get ready for goosebumps.