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Cis lesbians condemn BBC for ‘transphobic campaign’ after shameless attack on trans women

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Prominent cis lesbians have accused the BBC of amplifying a “transphobic campaign” and contributing to a “baseless moral panic”. The criticism comes after the BBC published an article, “We’re being pressured into sex by some trans women“, claiming that cis lesbians are being coerced into sex by trans women. The 26 October article has been widely denounced by the wider LGBT+ community for relying on a small study carried out by a known anti-trans campaign group to back up its claims, including by more than 10,000 people who have signed an open letter to BBC management. The criticism also hones in on the fact that […]

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Ruby Rose reveals shocking working conditions, toxic behavior on ‘Batwoman’ set

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Actress Ruby Rose has publicly slammed producers of the series Batwoman, alleging reckless endangerment of cast and crew and vindictive behavior. She also alleges that contrary to official statements, she was fired from the show. Rose took to Instagram Stories to share her words, much to the shock of fans. “Enough is Enough. I will come for you so what happened to me never happens to another person again,” Rose wrote, tagging Batwoman showrunner Caroline Dries, executive producers Greg Berlanti and Sarah Schechter and The CW. “And so I can finally take back my life and the truth. Shame on you.” Rose then goes on to accuse […]

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Queen Latifah is officially out after she sends love to her partner during BET awards

Queen Latifah, receiving the BET Lifetime Achievement Award, was honored for her one-of-a-kind 35-year career as a rapper, performer, actress, and more. MC Lyte, Rapsody, Lil’ Kim and Monie Love performed together and thanked her for being their peer or paving the way for them. But her closing remarks are drawing the most attention, after the star mentioned her longtime partner, Eboni Nichols, and their son, Rebel. She ended her speech by wishing viewers a “Happy Pride!” Related: LGBT History Month profile: ‘Hip-Hop’s First Lady,’ Queen Latifah Queen Latifah’s sexual orientation has been a nonstop source of gossip for years as […]

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‘Sesame Street’ celebrates Pride month with adorable special episode introducing two gay dads

Sesame Street is celebrating Pride month with an adorable special episode introducing its first ever same-sex couple. The milestone episode, titled “Family Day,” debuted on HBO Max and YouTube on Thursday (17 June) and sees characters welcome their family members to the famous street. Among them are Frank and Dave, the brother of Nina, who works as a bike store owner on the street, and their daughter, Mia. The iconic kids’ show has discussed LGBT+ families in the past, but Yahooreports this is first time it’s ever featured a same-sex couple (not counting Bert and Ernie, of course). Cast member Alan Muraoka, who helped create […]

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Revry TV Celebrates Pride Month with incredible Queer content

Revry celebrates Pride Month with an entire June calendar highlighting incredible Queer content made by and for the community. With Queer content Revry’s primary focus year round, Pride Month allows Revry the opportunity to showcase their wide array of content from Queer creators of all different backgrounds and walks of life. Revry aims to inspire exploration with diverse content and provide a space for inclusivity within the community. Pride Month on Revry is kicked off by two highly anticipated events playing in the first week of the month. “Can’t Cancel Pride” on June 4th is a virtual benefit hosted by […]

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Carlson Listed Himself In College Yearbook As Belonging To “Society” Named For Harvey Milk’s Killer

The Hill reports: Tucker Carlson blasted The Washington Post and its media columnist, Erik Wemple, on Tuesday for looking into his background and contacting Carlson’s college acquaintances. “Jeff Bezos had one of his minions, a mentally unbalanced middle-aged man called Erik Wemple, pull our dusty college yearbook and call around and see if we’d done anything naughty at the age of 19,” Carlson told viewers, referring to the Amazon CEO, who also owns the Post. “Let us know if you hear any good stories.” According to Carlson, “quite a few old college classmates” had contacted him Tuesday and told him Wemple […]

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Revry Celebrates All April Long With LGBTQI Films, Series, and Music Videos.

Revry celebrates Easter and Oscar season with an entire April calendar highlighting incredible Queer content made by and for the community including multi-award winning festival favorites God’s Own Countryand TransMilitary.   Revry kicks off April Fools with it’s hysterically charming, absurdist, original game show, Versus, hosted by RuPaul’s Drag Race icon, Deven Green, where instincts and fun override smarts and knowledge. As Jesus rises on Easter, step into conversations about religion and sexuality with films like Mercy’s Girl, Hell or High Water, Deviant…or the powerful documentary Call Me Troy, about the first gay Reverand who started the queer friendly Metropolitian Community Church, now, with over 200 congregations.   Throughout the month, Revry will continue […]

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TV Review: “Trans in Trumpland”

Just 4 days after American/Iranian filmmaker TONY ZOSHERAFATAIN finished his transitioning, Trump was elected President.  Despite his occasional rhetoric about wanting to be the President for all Americans, what followed was the most divisive and hate-ridden four years in our country’s history. Some of the worst hit were the transgender community which Trump and the Far Right were hell-bent on completely destroying. From his relative comfort in liberal New York City Zosherafatain decided to hit the road with a camera crew to see how other transgender people were faring in the ultra conservative States. By  observing and talking to four people at […]

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Revry Celebrates Women All Month Long With Films, Series, and Music Videos.

Revry celebrates Women’s History Month with an entire March calendar highlighting incredible female Queer content made by and for the community.   “Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day is such an important time at Revry. As a company that is co-founded by two women of color we have always made sure that we’ve highlighted and honored queer women as a part of our mission” says Revry Co-Founder Alia J. Daniels. “This March we are excited to particularly highlight titles on Revry that honor the experience of Queer women, including and especially our trans sisters who for far too long haven’t received […]

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Fran Lebowitz: Professional New Yorker

I suppose it makes sense that when I sat at my desk to write about Pretend It’s a City, Martin Scorsese’s hugely entertaining series on Fran Lebowitz, I stared at the screen most of the afternoon without pressing a key. After all, Lebowitz has made an entire career out of having writer’s block. After her highly successful Metropolitan Life and Social Studies, she went on to write only one book, a children’s book called Mr. Chas and Lisa Sue Meet the Pandas, over the next three decades. Her celebrity has been marked as much by what she hasn’t been able to do as much as what […]

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