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Miss J. Alexander Reveals 2022 Stroke, GoFundMe Launched
Friends have launched a GoFundMe to support the ongoing recovery of queer runway coach and "America's Next Top Model" alum Miss J. Alexander.
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LGBTQ Artists Take the Stage at Atlas Intersections Festival
Atlas Performing Arts Center’s five-week Intersections Festival features 35 performances, including a strong slate of LGBTQ artists.
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Bethesda’s Play in a Day Puts Six Theaters on the Clock
Six local companies have 24 hours to write, rehearse, and perform original short plays before a live audience at Imagination Stage.
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Chicago Trans Man Jumps Into Lake Michigan to Save Baby
Lio Cundiff jumped into frigid water despite not knowing how to swim and kept the 8-month-old afloat for four minutes.
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Montgomery County Ordered to Pay $1.5M in LGBTQ Books Case
A federal judge ordered the payout after courts ruled the district violated parents' religious rights by denying LGBTQ lesson opt-outs.
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Dendy’s Nothing Up My Sleeve Casts a Mesmerizing Spell
Dendy’s one-man show at Round House Theatre turns sleight of hand into an intimate meditation on trust and human connection.
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Bill Irwin’s On Beckett Is an Exhilarating Triumph
Bill Irwin transforms Samuel Beckett’s existential prose into an intimate, illuminating, and unexpectedly moving evening.
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Murder in Glitterball City Gets Lost in Its Own Myth
HBO’s two-part true-crime documentary leans into Old Louisville lore while sidelining the life of Jamie Carroll.
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7 Suspected of Pornographic, Anti-LGBTQ Graffiti at Stadium
Up to seven construction workers are under investigation after graffiti damaged luxury suites at the new $2.2 billion Bills stadium.
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GoFundMe Launched to Monitor Stonewall Flagpole in New York
Activist Michael Petrelis hopes to raise $5,000 to install cameras after a Pride flag was briefly removed from the monument.
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Same-Sex Marriages Could Be Ignored Under Tennessee Bill
The measure would shield private individuals and businesses from penalties if they refuse to recognize same-sex marriages or provide spousal benefits.
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Gay Former U.K. Ambassador to U.S. Arrested Over Epstein Ties
Peter Mandelson was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office amid scrutiny over his past contact with Jeffrey Epstein.
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Shia LaBeouf Arrested After Alleged Anti-Gay Rant
The actor is accused of striking two men and shouting anti-gay slurs during a violent outburst at a New Orleans bar.
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Hockey Star Hilary Knight’s Olympic “Storybook Ending”
Knight got engaged to fellow Olympian Brittany Bowe just hours before helping the United States win gold in women’s ice hockey.
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Chez Joey Swings Hard at Arena Stage
Savion Glover and Tony Goldwyn reinvent Rodgers & Hart’s Pal Joey in a jazz-charged revival starring Myles Frost.
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Capital Pride to Unveil 2026 Theme at Reveal Party
Annual kickoff event at The Schuyler launches D.C.’s 51st Pride celebration with performances, partners, and programming updates.
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GayDays Orlando Pauses 35th Anniversary Celebration in 2026
Organizers cite sponsorship losses and broader challenges but insist the long-running LGBTQ event will return.
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9% of U.S. Adults Identify as LGBTQ, Gallup Finds
Younger Americans and bisexual adults continue to drive long-term growth in LGBTQ identification, while overall numbers hold steady in 2025.
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Kansas Republicans Override Governor’s Veto of Anti-Trans Bill
Bill invalidates gender markers on IDs, restricts restroom access, and takes effect after GOP lawmakers overrode Gov. Laura Kelly’s veto.
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Gay French Ice Dancer at Center of Olympic Judging Controversy
Guillaume Cizeron claimed his second Olympic gold, but the victory has been clouded by accusations of judging bias.
