LGBTQ (Page 7)

Seattle is set to host the World Cup‘s “Pride Match” on 26 June, with the draw being Egypt vs Iran. It was confirmed this week that rainbow flags will be allowed to fly in the stadium, despite protests from both countries. The match is not officially linked with Pride, insteadContinue Reading

For a show that has spent five decades defining American comedy, Saturday Night Live has also quietly built one of television’s strangest queer archives. Sometimes that meant obvious camp. Sometimes it looked like subtext pushed to the point of absurdity. And increasingly in recent years, it’s meant openly queer writersContinue Reading

Marlon Brando was bisexual, telling a journalist in the ’70s, “Like a large number of men, I, too, have had homosexual experiences, and I am not ashamed.” Brando reportedly had sexual encounters with many famous men, and there’s speculation his close friendship with fellow actor Wally Cox was not platonic.Continue Reading

At just 20 years old, SOMBR is proving his breakout moment was only the beginning. The Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter released his latest single, “My Body Isn’t Ready,” on Friday, accompanied by a cinematic music video starring Inde Navarrette and Josh Heuston. The release arrives as the rising star prepares for aContinue Reading

Sam Smith is ready to open a new chapter. The Grammy, BRIT, Golden Globe and Oscar-winning artist has announced their fifth studio album, Hazel Eyes, arriving Aug. 21 via Capitol Records. Alongside the announcement, Smith has released the album’s lead single, “My Guy,” a glowing ode to being completely sweptContinue Reading

Pride style can mean a lot of things depending on who you ask. For some, it’s a rainbow tank and comfortable sneakers. For others, it’s a look that turns heads before the parade even starts. But according to Nasty Pig founder and CEO David Lauterstein, the best Pride outfit startsContinue Reading

The acting Chief Constable of West Midlands Police has marked Pride Month by issuing a public apology for the historic “mistreatment of LGBTQ+ communities across the region”. CC Scott Green shared an open letter on the matter, saying that he wanted to personally “sincerely and wholeheartedly apologise” for the pastContinue Reading

After nearly three decades, Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman are officially returning as Sally and Gillian Owens in the first full trailer for Practical Magic 2, and somehow it looks darker, more whimsical, and more magical than ever before. The beloved witches may be older, but their powers are fullyContinue Reading

LOADING ERROR LOADING “Dancing With the Stars” pro Ezra Sosa chatted with HuffPost’s Ellen Lee about growing up queer and Mormon in Utah, the role dance played in helping him embrace his identity and why visibility matters now more than ever. By HuffPost Video and Senior Producer, Read More FromContinue Reading

Wayne Brady is happy to tout his latest role as one in which he and his character are perfectly aligned “in terms of joy.” The five-time Emmy winner and “Let’s Make a Deal” host returns to the theatrical stage this month in the New York City Center Encores! production ofContinue Reading

Dating shows are usually built around conflict. Someone gets dumped, someone stirs the pot, and someone leaves in tears. Casey Tanner wanted to make something different. The queer couples therapist, author and creator behind @queersextherapy is stepping into long-form storytelling with Third Wheel , a new YouTube series that followsContinue Reading

Since Zendaya and Tom Holland are reportedly married now and on a global press tour for their upcoming film, “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” the ebb and flow of lore around their relationship is, well, flowing. Many media outlets are revisiting the moment Zendaya witnessed Holland’s now-iconic performance of Rihanna’s “Umbrella”Continue Reading