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told The Sun.Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.“I hid my emotions as a young ref and I hid my sexuality as well — a good quality as a referee but a terrible quality as a human being. And that’s led me to a whole course of behaviors.”Those behaviors include verbally degrading one of the league’s now-former coaches, and apparent drug abuse. Coote was suspended in November after video emerged of him lambasting ex-Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp, calling him “f*cking arrogant” and a “German c***”.Shortly thereafter, another video leaked of Coote sniffing white powder through a rolled up bank note last summer while he was working a high-profile tournament in Germany.

The Sexual Evolution: How 500 Million Years of Sex, Gender, and Mating Shape Modern Relationships (Mariner Books), evolutionary biologist Nathan H. Lents details how the animal world may hold many answers to these concepts. In this Q&A, Lents details how animal relationships can offer perspective on sexual diversity, social monogamy and gender identity.Newsweek: What drew you to the field of evolutionary biology?Lents: I've loved both history and biology since childhood.

Heated disagreements about sexuality and gender are front and center in today's culture wars. Evolutionary biologist Nathan H. Lents argues in his new book, The Sexual Evolution: How 500 Million Years of Sex, Gender, and Mating Shape Modern Relationships (Mariner Books) that we need only look to the animal world to see that there's no one correct way to approach our sexual relationships. In fact, sexual diversity helps animal species thrive. In this excerpt from his book, Lents discusses two different mating styles that each contribute to strong parental bonds and shed light on the origins of the human family.In just two generations, the sexual landscape has completely changed throughout most of the developed world, and so it is no surprise that many people find all of this terribly unsettling.

Black Grape have announced details of a new UK tour, celebrating 30 years of ‘It’s Great When You’re Straight, Yeah’.The record was shared by the duo – comprised of Shaun Ryder and Paul Leveridge (aka Kermit) – back in 1995 as their debut album. It soon went on to top the charts in the UK and eventually gathered a Platinum certification.Now, marking three decades since the album was first shared, the band have confirmed that they will be hitting the road for a UK tour.Taking place across November and December, 11 shows have been announced, kicking off in Glasgow with an opening night at the QMU venue on November 28.

On Tuesday, January 28, Donald Trump signed an executive order that aims to remove access to gender-affirming healthcare for trans youth in the United States.