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Hilary Swank has reflected on her role in Boys Don’t Cry two decades ago, saying changing awareness means she wouldn’t take the part today.

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Joe Rogan after her case was brought up on his show.In 2022, Roxanne Tickle filed a lawsuit against Giggle for Girls and its CEO, Sall Grover, alleging unlawful discrimination after her membership to the platform was revoked in 2021. The trial commenced earlier this month; Tickle is seeking damages.Tickle initially filed a complaint with the Australian Human Rights Commission, but following Grover's refusal to attend sex and gender "re-education," the landmark case was advanced to the Federal Court of Australia.Giggle for Girls, which is currently under renovation, has been described as an "online refuge" for women, who can meet on the app and explore such areas as finding roommates, beauty, planning vacations, dating, and general conversation.Changes to Australia's Sex Discrimination Act in 2013 have made it illegal under federal law to discriminate against a person on the basis of gender identity, intersex status, or sexual orientation.

Who’s the Boss star Danny Pintauro’s glow-up and the wild Coachella fashions took over everyone’s social media feeds this week, the political power players were busy doing all sorts of things while nobody was looking. Here’s just a few of the stories that you really need to know about it…THE OTHER WOMAN: Melania’s scorned BFFs are saying very different things about her true feelings on the Stormy Daniels trial. [Read all about it on Queerty]SPACE CADET: MAGA nut job Marjorie Taylor Greene now supports space lasers to shoot immigrants on the Southern border.

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