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Youngkin Demands Gay Candidate to Exit Race Over Nude Photos
Virginia governor pressures John Reid to exit the race over naked posts, which the Republican Lt. Gov. nominee firmly denies are his.
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‘Egghead & Twinkie’ Is A Colorful Queer Road Trip
The queer coming-of-age comedy "Egghead & Twinkie" gains much of its quirky appeal from a kicky soundtrack and cool animation.
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Cronenberg’s ‘The Shrouds’ Turns Mourning Into Morbid Spectacle
With "The Shrouds," master of body horror David Cronenberg creates an unsettling mediation on loss and decay.
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This Week’s Advertisers: Kimberley Bush – April 24, 2025
Please support our advertisers in the April 24 edition featuring Kimberley Bush and the new D.C. LGBTQ+ Community Center.
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George Santos Sentenced to 7 Years in Prison
The gay former congressman from New York has been sentenced to 87 months in prison after pleading guilty to identity theft and fraud charges.
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Feds Launch “Snitch Line” Targeting Trans Healthcare
The online portal encourages healthcare workers to report doctors, hospitals, and clinics providing gender-affirming care to trans youth.
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Gay Man is GOP Nominee in Virginia’s Lt. Governor Race
John Reid, a gay conservative talk show host, is running unopposed for the Republican nomination for Virginia's next lieutenant governor.
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June Crenshaw Steps Down from Wanda Alston Foundation
The foundation's board has named Cesar Toledo, a veteran of the Harris presidential campaign, as Crenshaw's successor.
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“Senate Twink” Says Video Sex Scandal Drove Him to Flee U.S.
Aidan Maese-Czeropski, the gay former Senate staffer fired at the center of an online sex scandal, is much happier living in Australia.
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Abigail Spanberger Backed by HRC in Virginia Governor Bid
The campaign arm of the Human Rights Campaign is endorsing Democrat Abigail Spanberger, who is seeking to become Virginia's next governor.
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Lesbian Firefighter Awarded $1.75 Million in Lawsuit
A federal jury found that the city of Providence retaliated against Lt. Lori Franchina, who previously sued for on-the-job discrimination.
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Nick Cave: The Wizard of Art
Smithsonian Visionary Artist Award winner Nick Cave leads the way forward sculpting visions in fabric, beads, and bronze.
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Trans Women Not Legally ‘Women,’ UK Supreme Court Rules
The landmark decision by the UK's highest court limits the legal definition of 'woman' to those assigned female at birth.
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Chef’s Best Is A Culinary Extravaganza For A Cause
The 32nd annual Food & Friends event on May 7 aims to raise $1 million to help nutritionally support people living with serious illnesses.
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This Week’s Advertisers: Nick Cave – April 17, 2025
Please support our advertisers in the April 17 edition featuring world-renowned artist Nick Cave on the cover.
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Off-Broadway’s ‘All the World’s A Stage’ Is Tender, Timely, and True
Adam Gwon's lovely musical about life in small town America in 1996 is the rare kind of show that makes us remember why we love...
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‘Boop! The Musical’ Is Broadway’s Happiest Surprise
Jasmine Amy Rogers makes a confident and dynamic Broadway debut in this vibrant revival of a timeless cartoon icon.
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Naples Pride Sues City Over Drag Show Ban
The lawsuit argues that the First Amendment protects family-friendly drag at outdoor festival.
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Hugh Bonneville Talks ‘Downton Abbey,’ ‘Paddington,’ and ‘Vanya’
From eloquent period dramas to talking bears to Russian classics, Hugh Bonneville has every acting base covered.
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Holly Twyford and Kate Eastwood Norris Shine in ‘Bad Books’
A provocative library book sparks a town-wide culture war in Round House's blazing and timely world premiere, "Bad Books."
