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Alice Wade
Politics

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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This story originally appeared on Them.Cinema is inherently a place that people turn to seek representation. Watching a movie by yourself can be a quiet place for self-reflection and self-exploration and watching one in a group often leads to a discussion, so movies naturally are a place people turn to for affirmation that they are not alone in their experiences. I know for certain that watching movies alone in my room as a teen was central to my process of understanding my queer identity. Keep Reading →

Jake Gyllenhaal & Henry Cavill team up in 'homoerotic' gay action flick 'In the Grey'

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Jake Gyllenhaal & Henry Cavill

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This story originally appeared on Out.Just as they did with Hitchcock's Vertigo, Kubrick's The Shining, and DePalma's Scarface, most film critics threw some heavy shade at Guy Ritchie's latest movie, In the Grey, when it hit theaters this spring. Keep Reading →

Robin Byrd, New York’s fairy godmother of sex-positive television, finally gets her close-up

Poster for the HBO documentary Bang My Box: The Robin Byrd Story featuring Robin Byrd holding a television camera.

Poster for the HBO documentary Bang My Box: The Robin Byrd Story

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'Leviticus' director Adrian Chiarella reveals 'the real terror' in his conversion-therapy horror film

​'Leviticus' stars Joe Bird and Stacy Clausen with director Adrian Chiarella at the LA premiere

'Leviticus' stars Joe Bird and Stacy Clausen with director Adrian Chiarella (center) at the L.A. premiere

NEON
This story originally appeared on Out.Named after the Old Testament scripture so often used as a weapon against the LGBTQ+ community, Leviticus is the gripping new horror film from director Adrian Chiarella that takes the real-life trauma of conversion therapy and spins it into a literal, supernatural nightmare. Keep Reading →

Jewel's Catch One was 'open to everyone' in an era of Black queer exclusion

​Jewel Thais-Williams, owner of the nightclub, Jewel's Catch One, photographed in the now-closed nightclub.

Jewel Thais-Williams, owner of the nightclub, Jewel's Catch One, photographed in the now-closed nightclub.

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