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After being criticized last year for its store displays for Pride Month, ​​the annual celebration in June for L.G.B.T.Q. Americans, Target is taking a more limited approach this year. The retailer said in an emailed statement on Friday that its Pride-themed merchandise would be available in “select stores and on Target.com.” That is a change from previous years, when the products were highly visible and widely available in most Target stores.

TGIF! We’ve made it to the weekend again! A lot happened this week. Here are some of the highlights…WE’RE SOLD: Some major bisexual chaos went down on Netflix‘s Selling the OC.

previous feature Horseplay, for example, focused on a group of straight male friends spending their vacation together at gorgeous villa, and investigated the ways both homophobia and homoeroticism colors their every interaction.With his newest film, The Astronaut Lovers, Berger returns to similar territory, though its one the writer-director describes as both a mood change—lighter and closer to comedy—and quite possibly his favorite film of his entire career thus far.Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.In it, a young gay man named Pedro (Javier Orán) travels from Spain to Argentina to spend his summer at a vacation home with his cousins and some friends. Once there, he’s surprised to bump into his old childhood summer camp pal Maxi (Lautaro Bettoni), who he was secretly crushing on back in the day.Maxi, who has always thought he was straight, recently broke up with his girlfriend Sabrina (Mora Arenillas), but finds himself intrigued by Pedro.

“Me and Sabrina are in the same class, and we went to Oregon together as freshmen. Her shoes are probably the most comfortable out right now. It’s light.