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Dr. Rachel Levine, the U.S. Assistant Secretary of Health and the federal government’s highest-ranking transgender official, called on community leaders to join her in a campaign to promote vaccinations to curtail respiratory illness at a forum organized by the LGBTQ supportive medical center Whitman-Walker Health.

Omar Apollo, Daniel Craig, and the winking tongue emoji, only!ICYMI: Luca Guadagnino’s dazzling, dark, and dirty new film, Queer, is now available to stream via digital retailers like Prime Video and iTunes.Considering the no-holds-barred drama, led by Craig and Drew Starkey, marks the “Spite” singer’s big-screen debut, it made sense why he posted on Instagram to celebrate its at-home release.Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.Still, we weren’t expecting him to share a pic that nearly made us spit out our coffee.Did we mention his character goes full-frontal???“Queer available on streaming now for all the dLs that didn’t wanna go to theatre,” Apollo wrote, alongside a screenshot from the scene his character and Craig, erm, get physical.OK, we’ll give you a minute to click that link and catch your breath.While the singer obscured his member with an emoji for IG, we can confirm the actual scene is wholly uncensored, so within minutes, the comments were filled with thirst support from the horny gay film-loving community.Naturally, the post caught the attention of Troye Sivan, who asked, “what platform?” On the other hand, comedian and actor Jordan Firstman (who went full-frontal for Rotting in the Sun) feigned innocence, writing, “What’s under the emoji? I’m lost.”Still, the most relatable comment came from Hari Nef: “finally i can stream in peace.” LOL.Omar Apollo via Instagram Stories ? #Queer pic.twitter.com/qsJZ8Tmwr0That said, not everyone appreciated the spicy post which, according to Apollo’s Instagram Stories, cost him some followers.“Unfollow me if ur a homophobe,” he wrote in response. “You’re not my target audience.

Laverne Cox was born to be a star.Most of us recognized it the moment she first appeared on Orange Is The New Black in her breakthrough role as incarcerated trans woman Sophia Burset—a role for which she made history as the first trans person Emmy-nominated for acting.And while she’s continued acting regularly in the decade-plus since—appearing in everything from the Oscar-winning Promising Young Woman to the true-crime hit Inventing Anna—she’s also devoted a lot of time to advocacy work, producing, establishing her self as an on-air personality, and becoming a red carpet fashion icon.Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.All of which is to say: While we’re always thrilled to see Laverne Cox working in any capacity, it feels like we’ve been waiting for the star vehicle she’s so richly deserved since OITNB.And it looks like we finally have it with Clean Slate.In it, Cox plays Desiree, a New York City art gallerist whose job goes belly up, so she decides to return to her Alabama hometown for the first time in 17 years, where she’ll have to come out to her old-school father Harry (comedy icon George Wallace) as trans for the first time.The two didn’t exactly exactly get along back in the day, and while Harry’s no doubt surprised to see the daughter he once thought of as his “son,” their reunion presents an opportunity for them to take another shot at their relationship. A “clean slate,” if you will…The actress and activist went from walking the carpet for her Emmy-nominated roles on television, to hosting the pre-show festivities for E! Of course, as Desiree re-acclimates to life in her Southern small town, figures from her past resurface, while plenty of new names come into her orbit, too.For one, there’s her childhood best friend Louis (Insecure‘s D.K.

Steven Fingar, who’s amassed a steady following of fans (including us) for his tantalizing travels, which often include rustling high thread count sheets in some of the world’s most alluring destinations. Here’s a look at Steven’s recent travels and tips on how to queerify your stay. Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.A post shared by Steven Fingar (@stevenfingar)Steven had the right idea this holiday season, spinning a family visit east into a splurgy stay at the Four Seasons Boston.

There are few movie stars who have been as prolific as Nicole Kidman.