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Lady Gaga to Prince: 'Thank U 4 All U Gave to Music'

This weekend the pop star and AHS: Hotel actress took to her social media accounts to pay tribute and honor the The Purple One.

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States

Newly elected N.Y. State Sen. Erik Bottcher: state must be a bulwark against Trump

Bottcher, a gay Democrat, easily won the state Senate seat last week.

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News

Gay Days Orlando canceled, citing sponsor losses and mounting pressures on LGBTQ+ gatherings

It was supposed to be the event's 35th anniversary in June.

Left: Eric Pinder and Dwayne Smoot are married on the ice at the Orlando Solar Bears arena in Orlando, Florida. Right: A still from the TV series Heated Rivalry shows Scott Hunter and Kip Grady sharing a tender moment on the ice.
Culture

Older gay men built their own hockey fandom. Then came ‘Heated Rivalry’

The hit show is an unexpected invitation for some older gay hockey fans to reflect on love, acceptance, and coming out.

Bad Bunny spread love, making Trump look selfish, stupid, and stale
Opinion

Bad Bunny spread love, making Trump look selfish, stupid, and stale

Opinion: Bad Bunny proved through color, dance, and inclusion that love is more powerful than hate, writes John Casey.

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