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Gay Haynes Joaquin Phoenix & Todd Haynes Developing A New Film About Two Gay Men In The 1930s
Todd Haynes is having a great Cannes, isn’t he? His new film, “May December,” has earned rave reviews (including our own), with folks already predicting Oscars love. And now, it appears he has nothing but amazing projects to talk about coming in the future, including a new film with Joaquin Phoenix.
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Pete Buttigieg offers a pitch perfect explanation to undecided voters for why to vote for Kamala Harris
What Google search trends reveal about Kamala Harris’s sudden unexpected lead in Iowa
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What Google search trends reveal about Kamala Harris’s sudden unexpected lead in Iowa
With the election looming, here’s why gays are finally giving themselves permission to “Lib Out!”
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‘SNL’ mocks Shawn Mendes’ sexuality during bit about celebrity election endorsements
Jam Hamm’s outline, Jack Schlossberg’s tag team, & Mariah Carey’s beef
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Drag Race Down Under: Here’s how fans reacted to Michelle Visage as host
Drag Race Down Under season four has finally arrived, and fans have shared their honest opinions on Michelle Visage’s hosting performance.
In Shift From 2020, Identity Politics Loses Its Grip on the Country
The last time Kamala Harris ran for president, during the 2020 primaries, people were losing jobs or friends because something they said or posted online came off as insensitive. An unfamiliar new language around identity was catching on, with terms like “Latinx” and “BIPOC.” The homeless were now “unhoused” and there were “pregnant people,” not women. Back then, as the progressive movement tried to establish itself as a bulwark to the Trump White House, considerations of race, gender and sexual orientation became urgent and unavoidable.
Randy Rainbow doesn’t hold back in new book
‘Low-Hanging Fruit’By Randy Rainbowc.2024, St. Martin’s Press$28/224 pages
A writer finds his voice through sex work in ‘Sebastian’
When Finnish-British filmmaker Mikko Mäkelä’s film “Sebastian” premiered at the 2024 Sundance Festival, he told Variety he wanted his movie to provide a “frank and honest portrayal of queer sexuality.” That’s surely enough to lure queer audiences – particularly gay male audiences, thanks to its gay male protagonist – with the promise of steamy onscreen sex, and his movie, now available on VOD platforms after a limited theatrical release, certainly delivers on it. 
Ivanka’s ultimate betrayal, J.Lo rises to the challenge, Trump trashes his MAGA followers
Jonathan Bailey’s racy photo and the fashion at the CFDA Awards took over everyone’s social media feeds this week, the political power players were busy doing all sorts of things you may have missed. Here’s just a few of the stories that you really need to know about it…SORRY DADDY: Following the racist MSG rally, Ivanka’s camp said there’s “zero” chance she’ll campaign for her disgraced father. [Read more]EQUALITY FOR ALL: There’s a queer alternative to the dystopian, far-right manifesto known as Project 2025, and it’s been in the works for years.
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