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Coroner Confirms George Michael Died of Natural Causes

Although the preliminary autopsy was deemed "inconclusive," a more thorough examination revealed the singer died of "dilated cardiomyopathy with myocarditis and fatty liver:" heart trouble and too much fat in his liver.

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For 26 years, an Ohio drag queen has hosted a local TV show. A proposed drag ban could end it

Ms. Demure says the bill could reach beyond nightlife, affecting Pride, youth events, and public life.

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Trump calls Oval Office DoorDash stunt ‘tacky’ after driver rejects his transphobic question

He also struggled with what a "corner store" is at the Las Vegas event.

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Lesbian sports power couple Sue Bird and Megan Rapinoe have split

The couple announced the decision in a joint Instagram post.

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Republican attempt to erase trans women could derail long-awaited Smithsonian museum

Lawmakers say exclusionary provisions risk collapsing a once-bipartisan effort to build the Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum.

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Was John Lennon gay? Paul McCartney discussed bandmate’s sexuality rumors in unearthed interview

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John Lennon (left) addressed rumors around the sexuality of his bandmate John Lennon (right) in a 2015 interview recently released in full by Vanity Fair.
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Shortly after John Lennon’s death, his wife, Yoko Ono, told bandmate Paul McCartney that she suspected her husband might have been gay. McCartney told Vanity Fair in a 2015 interview released in full on Friday, coinciding with the premiere of Man on the Run, a new documentary about his life after The Beatles. McCartney discussed the “rumors” around his bandmate’s sexuality, plus other hot-button topics about their time as The Beatles, in an interview with Joe Hagan. Keep Reading →

In 'Everywhere Isn't Texas,' August Ponthier sings for queer Texans who stay

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Album art for August Ponthier's album 'Everywhere Isn't Texas'

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"It's the only place you know / But that don't make it home," nonbinary singer/songwriter August Ponthier sings with a golden hour drawl in the title track from their debut album Everywhere Isn't Texas, out now. Keep Reading →

Time to march! 19 protest songs to spark a queer revolution

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Brandi Carlile, Tracy Chapman, and Bruce Springsteen are all featured on this protest song playlist.

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TN Republican demands official probe after calling Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show 'gay pornography'

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Rep. Andy Ogles (R-TN) walks through the U.S. Capitol on February 3, 2026 in Washington, D.C.

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U.S. Rep. Andy Ogles, a Tennessee Republican, is calling for a congressional investigation into the Apple Music Super Bowl LX halftime show headlined by Puerto Rican megastar Bad Bunny, falsely accusing the National Football League and broadcaster NBC of airing what he said was “gay pornography” and other explicit content during one of the most-watched television events in the country. Keep Reading →

Editor’s Letter: “It’s hard enough being human”

Editor’s Letter: “It’s hard enough being human”
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Just before casting my vote in the 2024 election in my hometown in South Carolina, I turned on Brandi Carlile’s “The Joke” from her album By the Way I Forgive You, which was written in the aftermath of Donald Trump’s 2016 win. I needed to listen to it before I went into the voting booth. Carlile’s soaring vocals and poignant lyrics about hope in the face of persecution comforted me as I pulled into the parking lot of a former Walmart turned megachurch that served as my polling station. I parked my Subaru and cried, singing along between quiet sobs. Keep Reading →
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