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Share Tweet Share Share Email Jazmin and Olivia’s Adventure to Uncover the Truth Behind an Iconic Typing Teacher If you learned to type on a computer, chances are you’ve met Mavis Beacon. A smiling, professional Black woman on the cover of Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing, she was the typing instructor for millions of kids and

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Share Tweet Share Share Email Nicholas Galitzine is quickly becoming one of the most exciting faces in queer cinema. Known for his bold and diverse roles, Galitzine is now taking on a groundbreaking new project, The 100 Nights of Hero. Based on Isabel Greenberg’s graphic novel, the film reimagines the classic Arabian Nights with a

Christopher Cole — a gay 15-year resident of the predominantly Republican and white town of Watertown, Connecticut — and his husband received a racist and homophobic typed letter last Friday afternoon mentioning their Democratic yard signs and the rainbow flag hanging in his front yard. Later that night, a group of men came onto his

Share Tweet Share Share Email Will Ferrell is stepping away from his usual comedic roles in movies like Anchorman and Elf to bring us something entirely different: a touching new documentary titled Will and Harper. The film follows Ferrell and his best friend, Harper Steele, on a transformative journey across America that showcases a friendship

The following is an excerpt from Arielle Egozi’s memoir, Being Bad. The book uses frameworks cultivated from years of writing, speaking, and educating on sex, relationships, and identity through a queer and decolonizing lens. Egozi offers questions, practices, and tools to help readers dream far beyond what family, society, or capitalist culture expects. It’s about being “bad”

Share Tweet Share Share Email We’ll be thinking about this for the foreseeable future. Daniel Craig is trading in his tuxedo and martinis for something a bit more… queer! The former James Bond star dives into the role of William Lee in Queer, a film adaptation of William S. Burroughs’ groundbreaking novel. Directed by Luca

Trevor Chandler, a longtime LGBTQ+ rights activist and a new public school teacher, is facing off against at least seven other candidates in his race for supervisor in San Francisco this November, a not-unheard-of number in the politically engaged Democratic stronghold. District 9 on the east side of the city extends from the iconic Mission

Share Tweet Share Share Email Sizzling Cast, Dreamy Queer Scenes, and a Love Story You Can’t Miss Buckle up, movie lovers! On Swift Horses is galloping onto the big screen with a sizzling tale of forbidden love, secret desires, and mid-century drama that you won’t want to miss. This adaptation of Shannon Pufahl’s 2019 novel

Concerns about whether their children will be able to have kids of their own someday appear to affect parents’ attitudes toward the possibility that their children may come out a lesbian, gay, or bisexual according to new research. Researchers Danielle J. DelPriore, Olivia Ronan, and Pamela Lantz of Pennsylvania State University Altoona’s Division of Education,

Candace Owens Photo: Screenshot Candace Owens’ conspiracy theories have continued to grow ever more unhinged since the former Daily Wire pundit lost her gig at the far-right website over her overt antisemitism in March. Most recently, she combined some of her greatest hits — antisemitism, homophobia, transphobia, global elite pedophile rings, and, of course, French

Dear President Joe Biden, Since you and Vice President Kamala Harris took over the executive branch of government after the 2020 elections, national unemployment rates have fallen considerably to pre-pandemic levels, the stock market has reached record highs, and wages have risen while inflation rates have drastically dropped. Related: Congress, with your and Harris’s support,

Lesbian Rep. Angie Craig (D-MN) is celebrating the Minnesota State Fair by continuing a tradition led by prior state officials, and fans of her are cheering her on. Last week, Craig posted a photo of her on X surrounded by shirtless firefighters while being held by a strong female firefighter. She thanked the firefighters in

The tears come quickly in Will & Harper — and that’s from just watching the trailer. In their moving new documentary Will & Harper, comedian Will Ferrell joins his close friend Harper Steele on a cross-country road trip, realizing revelations about their long friendship and Harper’s transition to “this new version of yourself,” in the

Veteran Oakland County Probate Judge Kathleen Ryan was relieved of her duties on Thursday after recordings of her saying racist and anti-gay slurs came to light. The recordings were sent to key public officials, including a county executive named Dave Coulter, who is gay. Some of the slurs that Ryan used were about Coulter. Related:

Share Tweet Share Share Email Say it ain’t so! 9-1-1: Lone Star is set to bow out with its upcoming fifth and final season, which kicks off on September 23, 2024. The beloved Fox drama, created by the powerhouse trio of Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, and Tim Minear, captured viewers’ hearts with its high-octane rescues

Quaker, our golden Rhodesian Ridgeback, was nearly 12 years old when we adopted him to be a companion for my husband, who had been feeling lonely after working from home for three years and struggling to make friends in Dallas post-pandemic. Quaker’s affectionate nature was a perfect counterbalance to Barnabas, our grumpy 14-year-old Lancashire Heeler,