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[…] unknown, doing their best to promote their album and get back on top. Stream all six episodes on Netflix! March 14, 2024 Grey’s Anatomy (Season Twenty – ABC) Spanning nearly two decades, hit-medical drama Grey’s Anatomy has introduced some of TV’s most notable queer characters. The series follows doctors at a teaching hospital in […]

[…] chosen name or from using their authentic pronouns. A similar attempt was vetoed by Gov. Evers in 2022. So-called “Conversion therapy”: In 2020, the State’s Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, and Social Work Examining Board implemented licensing rules to ban the discredited and dangerous practice to change sexual orientation or gender identity via […]

[…] record-breaking anti-LGBTQ legislation aimed at queer youth and education systems sweeping the nation, it is more important than ever to depict queer love in children’s, kids, and family programming. The new animated series Monster High, based on Mattel’s fashion doll franchise of the same name, welcomes monsters of all identities into the hallowed halls […]

[…] Stewart), who falls hard for Jackie (lesbian actress Katy O’Brian), an ambitious bodybuilder. When their love ignites violence, they’re pulled deep into the web of Lou’s criminal family. Find the trailer below and watch Love Lies Bleeding in select theaters March 8 before it goes wide March 15! 3.) Multi-hyphenate Hunter Schafer has officially […]

GLAAD made an appearance on the red carpet for the premiere of the second season of Ryan Murphy’s “Feud.” This highly anticipated season, which will air tonight on FX, focuses on Truman Capote, the renowned writer who was deeply involved in the elite social circles of the 1960s and ’70s. Titled “Feud: Capote vs. The

[…] Leslie Grace, and René Pérez Joglar (aka the musician Residente) rose to the top during the fest, winning the U.S. Grand Jury Prize: Dramatic. The slice of life family drama is told in chapters and follows two siblings over the course of a handful of summer visits to their father. As the kids grow up […]

A new interview with Moms for Liberty (M4L) founder Tiffany Justice is shedding even more light on the extremist hate group’s anti-LGBTQ book banning efforts. Late last week, Justice was interviewed by MSNBC journalist Joy Reid on her show The ReidOut. Reid highlighted how M4L’s ethos of so-called “parental rights” doesn’t include the rights of

LGBTQ people live, work and raise families in every U.S. state, including states hosting the first caucuses and primaries.  Campaign coverage should inform voters about the candidates and the LGBTQ issues they are campaigning on. Reporters must take extra care to be accurate and inclusive when reporting on conversations and proposals about marginalized people.  The