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Apartheid-Era Movie Touches On Homophobia + RIP Anne Beatts, Prince Philip + RESIGN, House GOPer Tells Gaetz + Satan Shoes Recalled + MORE! — 12-PACK
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ABOVE: Not your father's robe. (Though those can be fun, too.) BELOW: Keep reading for the South African gay movie Moffie, RIP Prince Philip and (more so) Anne Beatts, Lil Nas X's Satan Shoes recalled and more ...
The film's mixed-race director “did not expect to focus on the trauma of white men.” (Image via IFC) THR: An interview with Moffie director Oliver Hermanus, whose film exposes toxic masculinity and homophobia in apartheid.
So often, isms go together. EXTRATV: Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth for over 70 years, has died at 99 following a series of health challenges.
He died in England Friday morning, local time. Social media is awash with memes blaming Meghan Markle, or making fun of her perceived jubilation at his
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BRIT Awards 2022: Here’s a round-up of the night’s best moments
The 2022 Brit Awards took place yesterday (8 February). The glamorous ceremony recapped another year of incredible talent, including standout LGBTQ+ acts. We’ve pulled together a list of our favourite queerest moments straight from the night.
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