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LGBTQ students are under attack. GLSEN’s Melanie Willingham-Jaggers is ready to fight back.
Melanie Willingham-Jaggers is taking the reins of LGBTQ advocacy organization GLSEN in the midst of rising bigotry in schools nationwide.
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Album Review: The Tipping Point by Tears for Fears
Eighties synthpop royalty Tears For Fears surprises with a charismatic, indulgent new album
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Movie Memories: Ryan Spahn on ‘The Wizard of Oz’
There was nothing Ryan Spahn's family agreed upon more than flying monkeys and technicolor
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MWTV: The Book of Queer, Steam, Orville Peck, Equality Florida
Fighting bigotry, a short musical, celebrating Pride month, and the masked singer returns
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Hot Picks of the Week: Golden Girls with Puppets, Wunder Garten Après Ski, and more!
Golden Girls with Puppets, Wunder Garten Après Ski, the Capital Remodel + Garden Show returns, and an iconic country duo.
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‘Move, I’m Gay’ celebrates 100 episodes of honest, hilarious conversations
"Move, I'm Gay" hosts Franny & Brenda celebrate giving their listeners something to talk about for 100 episodes.
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Movie Review: ‘Uncharted’ is a solid if unspectacular game adaptation
Winning buddy-movie chemistry between "Uncharted" stars Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg helps overcome the film's weaknesses.
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The Musical Man: Q&A with Andrew Rannells
One of the stars celebrating "50 Years of Broadway" at the Kennedy Center, Andrew Rannells reflects on his stage and screen career.
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Israel’s Health Ministry bans conversion therapy
Israel's Health Ministry has passed a directive barring medical psychotherapists from engaging in so-called "conversion therapy."
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DC Theater Review: Daphne’s Dive at Signature Theatre
Rayanne Gonzales shines as a bar owner who opens her heart to friends in need in the slice-of-life drama "Daphne's Dive."
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NYC mayor taps anti-LGBTQ pastors for city posts
New York City mayor Eric Adams has appointed two anti-LGBTQ pastors to key city posts, and seems intent on naming a third.
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The Marvelous Murray Hill: As Seen on TV
Murray Hill can trace his roots as a performer back to Wigstock, the seminal New York City drag festival organized by legendary queen Lady Bunny....
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LGBTQ group airs ads slamming “Don’t Say Gay” bill
Equality Florida is airing two ads slamming a bill that seeks to censor discussions of LGBTQ issues in primary grade classrooms.
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Capital Pride to revive in-person celebrations in June
After two years of scaled-back events, Capital Pride will return in person this year.
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First out lesbian, LGBTQ person of color confirmed to ambassador-level post
Chantale Wong has become the first out lesbian and LGBTQ person of color to be confirmed to an ambassador-level post in U.S. history.
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Pete Buttigieg slams Florida’s harmful “Don’t Say Gay” bill
Pete Buttigieg said Florida's "Don't Say Gay" bill would contribute to "shocking levels of...suicide attempts among LGBTQ youth"
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Former D.C. police officer Brett Parson arrested on sex with minor charges in Florida
Former D.C. police officer Brett Parson has been arrested in Florida for allegedly having sex with a minor.
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Kimberley Bush named The DC Center’s executive director
The Board of The DC Center, D.C.'s local LGBTQ community center, named Kimberley Bush as its newest executive director.
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D.C. to stop requiring proof of vaccination for bars
D.C. is lifting the requirement that patrons provide proof of vaccination to enter bars and restaurants starting on Tuesday, Feb. 15.
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Gay men defy Singapore censors and kiss during live news broadcast
Singapore censors LGBTQ content and gay sex is illegal, which meant the kiss -- broadcast live -- quickly went viral
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