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The district attorney’s office has invited Trump to testify before the grand jury as part of its investigation. Trump’s lawyer, Joseph Tacopina, told CNBC that the former president will surrender to face criminal charges, should he be indicted. Trump, who has 24-hour protection from the Secret Service, is currently living at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida.
The legendary adult film star Stormy Daniels has dealt with more than her fair share of scrutiny since 2018 when it emerged that Donald Trump had paid her $130,000 in hush money over an affair she claims they had in 2006. After the story broke, things went from bad to worse for her.
Sydney WorldPride, which ran for 17 days and concluded on March 5, incorporated Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras with over 300 events. While people are still relishing the memories of this World Pride, Washington DC is getting ready for WorldPride 2025. 2025 will mark 50 years of Pride in Washington, DC, and Washington DC is ready to celebrate this momentous occasion with the world!
History is dominated by men’s perspectives. More specifically, history is dominated by straight, white, and men’s perspectives. Hence, in order to thoroughly examine historical events and adequately record them, queer women and their contributions must
The survey, of 1,000 people found that 44 percent of the public believe LGBTQ+ representation on TV did not reflect an accurate view of the UK population. It also found that 45 percent of the public felt similarly about ethnic minorities, while only 26 percent thought they were under-represented.
In the honored tradition of But I’m a Cheerleader and Brittany and Santana from Glee, Elliot Page, and D.W. Waterson are bringing another queer cheerleader story to life. The movie, Backspot, produced by Page, has started filming in Canada.
Backspot is based on a story by D.W. Waterson, who is also making their directorial feature debut in the movie. Joanne Sarazen wrote the script. Elliot Page’s Page Boy Productions is producing, along with Prospero Pictures.
It stars Devery Jacobs of Reservation Dogs as Riley, and newcomer Kudakwashe Rutendo as Amanda, two young cheerleaders. The movie also stars Thomas Anthony Olajide, Olunike Adeliyi, Wendy Crewson, and Shannyn Sossamon.
In a recent interview with Queer News Tonight, Reverend Darrell Watkins and Elijah Manley shared their thoughts on the importance of LGBTQ+ advocacy in the church. Both of these individuals have a strong background in advocacy work, and their insights shed light on the ongoing need for inclusivity and support for the LGBTQ+ community within religious institutions.
Cate Blanchett, the two-time Oscar winner, spoke about her experiences with gender and sexuality in a recent profile for Vanity Fair. Blanchett, who has played lesbian characters in “Carol” and “Lydia Tár,” was asked about her thoughts on taking on such roles and the controversy surrounding it.
M Night Shyamalan’s latest film, which centers on queer characters, has been causing quite a stir in the film community. The thriller revolves around the premise that God will punish humanity if a gay couple does not tear apart their family. As the couple refuses to do so, the world around them falls apart through news reports. This contrast between two privileged gay men choosing their own happiness over the fate of the world has been seen as absurd by some and has sparked debates on whether the film is a conservative parable or a bold statement.
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