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[…] RuPaul’s Drag Race is upon us — and it’s on a new channel. The Emmy award-winning reality competition is leaving VH1 but keeping it in the Paramount family and racing to MTV with a two-part premiere on January 6 at 8pm ET/PT with 16 new queens that are sure to give us plenty of […]

[…] San Bernardino in California to chase the Gold Rush. Little did they know, slavery was outlawed by the California Constitution. Mason fought and won her and her family’s freedom in court. She and her three daughters moved to Los Angeles where she became one of the first Black women to own land in LA. […]

[…] contingent of her audience come from the LGBTQ community. And as the queer community supports Jayne, she makes sure to support them. She has many mentors, friends,  family members who are queer including a cousin who was gay and struggled through life before passing away. “I was in musical theater,” she says. “I went […]

[…] stories of LGBTQ families who hope to stay in a part of the country they love, despite biased legislation and escalating prejudice. The doc features a trans/queer family with five children in Iowa who must find a new community after being expelled from their church; a gay Black couple with a young daughter who […]

[…] on Wednesday and Thursday, respectively. Angel City: Tuesday at 9pm on HBO and HBO Max. Sunday, May 14: Fear the Walking Dead (9pm, AMC); Jeopardy! Masters (8pm, ABC); Somebody Somewhere (10:30pm, HBO) Monday: All American (8pm, The CW); Rain Dogs (HBO) Tuesday: Angel City (9pm, HBO); Something Special (Netflix); How I Met Your Father (Hulu); […]

[…] pansexual actress Jena Malone has been cast in the upcoming supernatural thriller The Movers, which also began filming earlier this week. The film centers around a close-knit family who move into a charming neighborhood, only to discover a nightmarish universe of deceiving angels and compassionate demons. Stay tuned for Malone’s character details!   ‘Deadpool […]

[…] Photo credit: Chloe Apple Seldman for Montclair Pride Photo credit: Jennifer Liseo for Montclair Pride One of the most touching moments of Montclair Pride was when the family of Marsha P. Johnson, the revolutionary trans activist who was born in New Jersey, appeared on the main stage to celebrate her legacy. Al Michaels, Marsha […]

[…] city with a large Black LGBTQ population is no coincidence,” stated GLAAD’s op-ed. “It is a targeted attack that reinforces Bible-based homophobia and further erodes the Black family by influencing the rejection of Black LGBTQ youth and adults by their families as righteous. The result is often devastating for a dually marginalized group of […]