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Lady Gaga and Joaquin Phoenix in 'Joker: Folie à Deux'

Joker sequel flops hard, sparking gender bias debate

Fans call out the giant sexist elephant in the room after 'Joker 2' fails at the box office.

Ben-Hur Is a Biblical Failure at Box Office

The film, which courted Christian viewers and abandoned the gay subtext of the 1959 classic, could lose up to $100 million.

Roland Emmerich: 'Stonewall Was a White Event'

The Stonewall director addressed criticisms of historical whitewashing in promotion of his new film Independence Day: Resurgence. 

Why Did Billy Eichner's Bros Disappoint at the Box Office?

Was it homophobia? Did the film expect too much from straight audiences? Will it pave the way for the future success of LGBTQ+ rom-coms? 

Trump Jr. Calls Pete Buttigieg 'That Gay Guy' During Homophobic TV Rant

Appearing on the Newsmax network, the former president's oldest son ranted about the sexuality of the transportation secretary.

Can Wonder Woman's Box-Office Victory Defeat Hollywood's Sexism?

The entertainment industry has run out of excuses not to greenlight blockbusters with strong female leads.

Disney insiders: 'Inside Out 2' less gay because of 'Lightyear' kiss

According to a Disney insider, there were "continuous notes to make Riley... come across as 'less gay.'"

Kim Davis's Fight Against Marriage Equality to Cost Kentucky Over $200K

A federal judge today ordered the state to cover the fees for lawyers representing the couples who sued Davis when she shut down marriage license operations.

When We Fall in Ratings, We Fail Our Movement

Television networks made history in LGBT representation with Doubt and When We Rise. So why aren't we watching?

This Is the Way to Achieve Trans Rights

Ignorance often plays out at the ballot box, but fairness more often prevails in our federal judicial system, writes attorney Jillian Weiss. She says that's where trans equality will be won.

What's Missing From Clinton's DOMA Op-Ed?

The 42nd President of the United States says it's time to abolish the so-called Defense of Marriage Act, which he signed into law in 1996. But LGBT advocates say he's not telling the whole story.

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Life every decision he’s made in his life, Trump deciding to bomb Iran didn’t work

Opinion: The confluence of Trump’s ignorance and arrogance, and the danger of an unpredictable Iran, is chilling, writes John Casey.

Alt-Right Trolls Try to Tank Amy Schumer's Netflix Special

Reviews for Amy Schumer's new Neflix stand-up special were remarkably low due to an organized attempt by Redditors on an alt-right thread dedicated to tearing apart as much of her work as possible. 

Doris's Day

Susan Sarandon has a great eye for projects, including the recent HBO movie Bernard and Doris, in which she played the late, great Doris Duke in an Emmy-nominated performance. The legend --Sarandon, that is -- spoke to us as she geared up for the Emmys on September 21.

Recap: President Joe Biden gives State of the Union

Will Biden speak about the state of LGBTQ+ rights? Stay here to find out.

Utah Theater Responds to Homophobic Patron

A woman was offended by a 'repulsive' gay kiss in a Salt Lake City production of Deathtrap.

'Alexander' revisited

Arts and entertainment editor Corey Scholibo speaks with Oliver Stone about this week's DVD release of the third and final version of his controversial film Alexander.

Anti-transgender laws may complicate access to the ballot for trans voters

Advocacy groups are mobilizing to safeguard access to the ballot as states implement laws that could deter trans people from voting in November.

Exploring a World of Wonder

Meet Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato of the production company World of Wonder: they're the guys who made Sharon Needles a star, keep Tori Spelling employed, and give a forum to James St. James.