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60 Minutes criticized for ‘dangerous’ and ‘dehumanizing’ segment on transgender healthcare
LGBTQ advocates slammed 60 Minutes and called the segment βshameful,β βhorrible,β and βanti-trans propagandaβ
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Elliot Page shares shirtless photo and people can’t get enough
Elliot Page posted his first topless photo since coming out as transgender and revealing he'd had top surgery
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Marvel releases ‘Eternals’ trailer featuring its first gay superhero
Brian Tyree Henry stars as Phastos, who is married to a man and raising a child in "Eternals," which releases this November
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Ted Cruz claims Democrats and “woke media” are trying to turn military members into “pansies”
Ted Cruz attacked an Army recruitment video featuring the daughter of lesbians, claiming Democrats are trying to "emasculate" the military.
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Boy died by suicide after homophobic bullying left him ‘afraid to go to school’
British 12-year-old Riley Hadley was bullied relentlessly at school after questioning his sexuality, an inquest heard.
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Lego launching first LGBTQ set called “Everyone Is Awesome”
Lego's "Everyone Is Awesome" set celebrates the LGBTQ community and will launch at the start of Pride Month.
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D.C. LGBTQ bars are enthusiastic about this weekend’s reopening
Owners and managers at popular LGBTQ bars and restaurants say they -- and their customers -- are excited to resume normal operations.
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Album Review: Sharecropper’s Son by Robert Finley
"Sharecropper's Son," the third album from overnight blues sensation Robert Finley, is his strongest yet
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Which D.C. LGBTQ bars are operating at full capacity? Find out here.
Check out our expanding list of all the LGBTQ bars open and operating and what conditions are in place.
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‘Dance of the 41’ Review: Netflix’s drama is a gorgeous tale of closeted gay love
"Dance of the 41" reimagines a scandalous chapter of Mexican queer history as a lush period melodrama, both sexy and tragic
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Round House offers “Throw Me On The Burnpile and Light Me Up”
Lucy Alibar mined some of unforgettable aspects and experiences from her childhood for the show
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FX’s ‘Pride’ documents the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement
"Pride" showcases our multifaceted story through the eyes of queer filmmakers like Ro Haber
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Washington National Cathedral reopens with the spectacular origami dove installation “Les Colombes”
Over 2,000 origami doves will greet visitors at the National Cathedral.
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George Mason University’s ‘Luther’s Trumpet’ will stretch your imagination
Edward Gero portrays Martin Luther opposite Craig Wallace as Pope Leo X in a new digital, pre-recorded production
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Georgetown GLOW lights up the neighborhood for spring
"Georgetown GLOW: Spring 2021" features five installations, including "The Weight of a Rainbow" by Stephanie Mercedes
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Adam Guettel’s “Myths and Hymns” headlines this year’s MasterVoices
The revue and its "kaleidoscopic collection" of songs serves as the foundation of the all-virtual 79th season
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‘Pink: All I Know So Far’ delves behind the scenes of the performer’s Beautiful Trauma tour
In Amazon's documentary "All I Know So Far," we see Pink The Mother and Pink The Wife, not just Pink The Performer
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‘The Retreat’ Review: A chilling but flawed lesbian slasher
A frightening premise and two solid lead performances add up to a tense and gruesome lesbian-themed thriller
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‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ season 4 breaks new ground for Hulu’s powerful drama
Hulu's adaptation ventures to "places we've never been before," says executive producer Warren Littlefield
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Ryan O’Connell on two groundbreaking seasons of ‘Special’ and writing his way to sobriety
Ryan O'Connell closes out two groundbreaking seasons of Special, and opens up about writing his way to sobriety
