Will Trent episode ramps up queer representation with Janina Gavankar and Sonja Sohn
the March 24, 2026 episode of Will Trent spotlights a new queer connection between Amanda and a guest character while other plotlines lean into LGBTQ+ visibility
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Johnny Sibilly and Phillip Davis toasted two years together on social media as discussion grows about Gavin Newsom using gay-themed insults in political attacks
Kentucky city settles for $800,000 in challenge to fairness ordinance by photographer
A Kentucky photographer backed by Alliance Defending Freedom secured an $800,000 settlement after contesting Louisville’s Fairness Ordinance on First Amendment grounds
How Kevin Williamson and Victor Turpin united on and off screen in Scream 7
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Chris Colfer writes an explicitly adult novel inspired by a personal experience
Chris Colfer is writing his first adult novel — a provocative, queer story he describes as very smutty and based on a real experience
Gawdland crowned on RuPaul’s Drag Race UK vs. the World season 3
Gawdland became the first Asian and Thai winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK vs. the World season 3, celebrated by fans worldwide and hinting at an All Winners challenge
How Andrea Jenkins shaped Minneapolis policy and culture during a tumultuous council tenure
Andrea Jenkins, the first out transgender Black woman elected to public office in the United States, left the Minneapolis City Council after eight years, having shepherded reforms in public safety, housing, racial equity, and cultural recognition while navigating intense citywide crises.
Who gains from Trump’s war with Iran? Rachel Maddow analysis
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Noah Beck and co. spark buzz with Baywatch reboot set photos
Noah Beck’s shirtless set photos alongside Stephen Amell and Thaddeus Lagrone have reignited conversation about the Baywatch reboot and its nostalgic appeal
Why the Federal Bureau of Prisons policy is being called government conversion therapy
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Why White House aides are reportedly trying to distance Trump from RFK Jr
White House staff reportedly want to distance Donald Trump from RFK Jr. following viral embarrassments and policy controversies that have unsettled colleagues and the political base
How Rebecca Sugar reshaped children’s animation and queer representation
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Memorable Oscar red carpet moments that shaped queer style devotion
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Which LGBTQ+ shows were canceled in 2026 and where to stream them
A compact guide to recent cancellations of queer-inclusive TV programming, why some series were cut, and how to watch what remains
How Blaire’s arc shapes humor and heart in Ted season 2
A close read of Ted season 2 that follows Blaire’s queer storyline, a fraught family dynamic, a contentious breakup, and the show’s mix of lowbrow comedy and sincere moments
Questions rise over U.S. plan for Iran while athletes expand their public roles
U.S. briefings reveal doubts about a coherent plan for Iran even as athletes such as Raphinha move into high-profile cultural roles, underscoring how geopolitics and celebrity intersect
Out and ready: an officer’s perspective on LGBTQ+ service in the Army
A gay paratrooper recounts service, leadership, and why visibility matters as military policy and rhetoric target LGBTQ+ service members
David Begnaud’s Do Good Crew: a multimedia platform celebrating mentors and community
David Begnaud moves from network journalism to founding Do Good Crew, a multimedia brand centered on public service storytelling and a new podcast series featuring high-profile guests
Family Research Council seeks funds and prayer during U.S. strikes on Iran
An influential anti-LGBTQ group tied a U.S. military campaign to a religious mission, soliciting a prayer pledge and donations while critics warn of anti-Muslim rhetoric and proselytizing in the ranks
Why Jennifer Garner calls Love, Simon the most important film she has made
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Why Harrison Browne says the U.S. men’s hockey celebration crossed a line
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