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making a transphobic comment about her on the set of American Horror Story (AHS).In Instagram Live footage shared across social media on Tuesday, Ross, who is transgender, spoke candidly about her experiences with Roberts on the set of 2019's season of the anthology series called American Horror Story: 1984.Pose star Ross, who made her AHS debut in 1984, said in the clip that her relationship with Roberts soured when an otherwise playful moment led to an alleged transphobic remark. On Wednesday, Ross stated on X, formerly Twitter, that Roberts had called her to apologize for her alleged comment.Newsweek reached out to representatives of Roberts, Ross and FX via email for comment.The allegations have sparked discussion on social media in the days since they were shared, with one X user posting a video clip from 2019 that showed Ross and her AHS co-stars calling out transphobia after they watched the premiere episode of 1984 together.It also appears that Ross has faced a number of detractors on the social media platform in the wake of her accusations against AHS series regular Roberts.Addressing this issue on Thursday, Ross wrote on her X account: "Love the folks talking about me looking for 15min of fame.

Pew Research Center survey about Americans’ views on open marriages shows that 75% of gay, lesbian, and bisexual Americans find open marriages “acceptable.”The finding starkly contrasts with straights — who oppose the concept by a 54% to 29% margin — and Americans overall, with only 33% of American adults finding the concept acceptable to some degree and 50% saying such relationships are unacceptable.As expected, age appears to influence respondents’ attitudes towards open sexual relationships, with each successive generation supporting open marriages more than their predecessors. For instance, only 15% of people over age 70, and 26% of people aged 50-69, believe such marital arrangements are acceptable, according to the Pew poll.Those aged 30-49 — covering a small sliver of Generation X and most millennials — are evenly split on the acceptability of open relationships, with 41% saying they are acceptable and 41% saying they are unacceptable.Meanwhile, 51% of Americans aged 18-29 say open marriages are acceptable, with only 31% saying such arrangements are unacceptable.Marital status — present or past — is also more indicative of a person’s attitude towards open marriages.

China is facing an increasing spread of mpox as experts believe advocacy efforts are being hindered due to the State’s oppressive anti-LGBTQ+ attitudes. According to the World Health Organization, the country is experiencing “sustained community transmission”, recording the majority of new cases globally in September.

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Cassandro, a biopic about gay luchador Saúl Armendáriz (played by Gael García Bernal). In honor of the colorful Armendáriz, this weekend’s streaming picks are all Spanish-language films, ranging from sweet coming-of-age dramedies to arthouse body horror.