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New Hampshire ex-congressional candidate says fellow Dem told her she 'stood no chance' because she's trans

"He told me that because I’m an openly transgender woman, I stood no chance of winning higher office in New Hampshire,” New Hampshire state rep. Alice Wade wrote in a statement.

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Culture

After Berlin, WorldPride Amsterdam celebrates without looking away

From a Stonewall veteran to LGBTQ+ visitors living under restrictive laws, attendees brought different meanings of Pride to the city’s canals.

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National

JD Vance demands that the DOJ investigate hospitals caring for transgender patients

The vice president urged federal investigators to examine dozens of medical institutions over billing practices that the Trump administration claims may constitute fraud.

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People

'Alpha male' Andrew Tate's fanboys did sad push-ups. Now, the internet can't stop roasting them

Andrew Tate's supporters are fighting for his freedom with *checks notes* push-ups?

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Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler wearing a suit jacket and tie, circa 1985.

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Madonna's 15 studio albums, lovingly and unapologetically ranked

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This story originally appeared on Out.Note from the author: Attempting to rank Madonna's albums is "Borderline" "Crazy." "Nobody's Perfect," and "Music" is subjective, so don't take this as "Me Against the Music" — consider it a "Celebration" of the "Iconic" “Material Girl.” Keep Reading →

Clive Davis gave LGBTQ+ people the soundtrack of our lives and a place in music

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Barry Manilow (let) and Clive Davis.

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About twenty-five years ago, through a long-lost friend, I went to a party celebrating the establishment of the Clive Davis Department of Recorded Music at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. Keep Reading →

Clive Davis, bisexual star-maker who changed American pop music, dies at 94

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Clive Davis attends the "Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere" Red Carpet during the 63rd New York Film Festival at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center on September 28, 2025 in New York City.

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Clive Davis, the bisexual music executive whose ear, ego, and instinct helped define the sound of modern American pop, has died. He was 94. Davis died at his Manhattan home on Monday, according to the Associated Press. His family also confirmed his death in a statement. Keep Reading →
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