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Glee To Hit Broadway?

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As the Glee cast prepares for a spring tour, talks are under way for a Broadway show based on the award-winning television series.

The licensing company Music Theater International is reportedly in talks with the Fox show to develop a live version, according to Variety. The same company is responsible for the licensing of other popular shows, including Hairspray, High School Musical, and Rent.

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01 May 2025, Kenya, Nanyuki: A group of rhinos, with Mount Kenya in the background, linger in the Ol Pejeta Game Reserve next to some zebras.

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After Berlin, WorldPride Amsterdam celebrates without looking away

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Great Britain now bars trans people from many public bathrooms and changing rooms

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Great Britain now limits transgender people’s bathroom use

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A new statutory code of practice is now in effect across England, Scotland and Wales that says bathrooms, changing rooms and hospital wards designated for women or for men must exclude transgender men and women. Effective Wednesday, the code issued by the U.K.'s Equality and Human Rights Commission says use of those facilities must be based on a person’s birth sex, and not the gender with which they identify. Keep Reading →
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