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Netflix has released new Heartstopper season three content, and fans (including us) are in their feels.

Upwards of 1,000 people gathered in D.C. on Saturday for the first-ever Gender Liberation March, rallying for bodily autonomy and self-determination outside the U.S. Supreme Court and the Heritage Foundation headquarters.

Troye Sivan has set the record straight regarding a Grindr-based blind item.

LGBTQ+ actors including Jessica Gunning, Richard Gadd and Jodie Foster were among the big winners at the 2024 Emmy Awards. The ceremony took place in Los Angeles on Sunday, September 15, marking its 76th edition.

second Emmys of the calendar year.Yes, due to 2023’s WGA and SAG strikes, the previous ceremony got delayed until this past January—just a mere eight months ago—but that didn’t stop the stars from donning their finest fashions and trekking back to the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles for TV’s other biggest night in 2024. Returning to the Emmys stage four years after Schitt’s Creek swept the Comedy categories for its final season, father-son duo Eugene and Dan Levy were the night’s hosts with the most(s), offering up plenty of jabs at one another’s expense and keeping things humming along at a spritely clip.As many had predicted, some big, worthy winners—Shogūn (Best Drama) and Baby Reindeer (Best Limited Series)—managed to steamroll most of their categories throughout the show, but there were still plenty of surprises along the way, like the fact that the super queer-inclusive Hacks finally claimed its Best Comedy prize! There were a number of other LGBTQ+ winners, too, plus a special honor for one of the most influential gay voices in television, though more on that in a minute…You can see a full list of the night’s winners on the official Emmys website. But re-live the best—and gayest—moments of the show below:Jonathan Bailey and Matt Bomer, take me to Paris.