Australia Says It Won’t Release Files On The Death Of A Young Man Sent To Nauru Because It’s Not Important To The Public

GQ. “I identify as a straight man, but I have been a part of some incredible queer stories,” he said in a story published Wednesday.

workers' pronouns for being "too confusing," a new workplace study found.Roughly 15 percent of business leaders in a Resume Builder survey say they're unwilling to use they/them pronouns, and 10 percent outright won't use transgender employees' preferred pronouns.These statistics might be jarring as companies continue to engage in conversations around how to boost inclusivity and increase retention for a workforce that is increasingly demanding employers align with their values and identity.The conversation over pronouns has even entered U.S. law, as the U.S.

Katy O’Brian on finding queer comfort with co-star Kristen Stewart, why love can be lethal and landing her bloody breakthrough role. 

A post shared by Travis Kelce (@killatrav)Football star Travis Kelce—better known to some of you as Taylor Swift’s boyfriend—has landed his first major acting role.Deadline reports that Kelce has been cast in a new horror series by Ryan Murphy. Grotesquerie is being produced for FX. Also appearing in Grotesquerie are Niecy Nash-Betts, Courtney B.

epic hip-shaking Grammy performance of “The Cup of Life” that knocked the earth’s off its axis, Ricky Martin managed to outdo himself by reaching a new zenith in his career.On May 8th, 1999, exactly 25 years ago, Martin topped the Billboard Hot 100 charts for the first time with his career-defining hit “Livin’ La Vida Loca.”The track, which dethroned Jennifer Lopez‘s “If You Had My Love,” would go on to spend five weeks at #1 and solidified the so-called “Latin pop explosion” he ignited following his Grammy night assault on the senses.Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.In addition to reaching the top in more than 20 countries, “Livin’ La Vida Loca” also hit #1 on nearly ten other U.S. Billboard charts including: Pop Songs, Adult Pop Songs, Top 40 Tracks, Rhythmic Top 40, and Adult Pop Airplay.While the Spanish version reached the pinnacle of the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks, where it remained for nine weeks.Needless to say, the song was everywhere and Martin would perform it live for the very first time at the 1999 World Music Awards in Monaco.Written by Martin’s fellow Menudo alum Draco Rosa and out songwriter Desmond Child, the lyrics detail a wild seductress who lures others into her tempestuous world.Since it would be more than 11 years before Martin would publicly come out, the Puerto Rican heartthrob played the part of a dude unable to resist the power of the song’s temptress.The music video shows Martin performing at a lively nightclub filled with salsa dancers intermixed with clips of him cavorting with Croatian model Nina Moric.