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Manny Rutinel (D-Commerce City) announced his plans to run for Congress in the state’s 8th congressional district, a.k.a. “one of the most competitive seats in the nation!”Typically, we aren’t up-to-date on every political happening in the Centennial State, but there was one news source who didn’t miss the memo: Gay Twitter X™.Stay woke with our briefing while staying informed on all things LGBTQ+ entertainment, life, and more!hold on a second… https://t.co/PPkE0xMMHQ pic.twitter.com/dB77O41rjmYes, the 30-year-old Democrat immediately broke through the noise with his killer jaw line and liberal-leaning policy ideas.And while the self-proclaimed “practical problem solver” and “karaoke enthusiast” isn’t running until 2026, the gays have already dubbed him the “No.

Siddhant Adlakha The visual approach in “Heightened Scrutiny” — Sam Feder’s documentary following a transgender lawyer prepping for a U.S. Supreme Court case — seems familiar at the outset. Its straightforward approach to locked-off sit-down interviews, interspersed with graphics and other B-roll footage, is hardly novel.

Fire Island—and where’s our sequel BTW?) The award-winning director and screenwriter has flipped the script on Ang Lee’s 1993 film of the same name with a foursome cast that includes Bowen Yang, Lily Gladstone, Kelly Marie Tran, and Korean star Han Gi-Chan who may quickly become the focus of our summer stanning.While LGBTQ+ rights have evolved since the original film, Ahn reimagines the narrative of two queer couples living together as the women seek a donor after unsuccessful IVF treatments and the guys tackle a pesky green card scenario and conservative Korean grandmother. Screenwriter James Schamus, who worked on the original, is back onboard for the refresh.

presenting golden gramophone trophies to some of music’s most standout acts across all genres. And while the Recording Academy has faced criticism regarding voting bias, the Grammys remain the pinnacle of achievement within the music industry. A Grammy win impacts an artist’s career—from expanded business opportunities to the invaluable recognition of their artistry by their music industry peers.

Donald Trump signed an executive order designed to cut federal support for gender transitions for individuals under the age of 19, marking his latest effort to reverse protections for transgender people nationwide.The order mandates that federally run insurance programs, such as TRICARE for military families and Medicaid, exclude coverage for gender-affirming care.Trump's order is titled "Protecting Children from Chemical and Surgical Mutilation" on the White House website.Additionally, it calls on the Department of Justice to aggressively pursue litigation and legislation opposing the practice. Currently, Medicaid programs in some states offer coverage for gender-affirming care, but this new order could potentially end that practice, specifically targeting hospitals and universities that receive federal funding and provide such care.Update: 1/28/25, 6:12 p.m. ET: The headline on this story has been updated for clarity.More to follow