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On October 7, 1966, the legacy of Doris Duke – at the time one of America’s richest women and the most notable heiress in the world – would forever be tarnished.

A California judge on Tuesday temporarily suspended a recently enacted rule mandating police officers to disclose their gender identity when they report traffic stops.

Red, White & Royal Blue author Casey McQuiston is teasing their next novel, The Pairing, which they’ve dubbed their « spiciest » book yet.

À l’occasion des 25 ans de 360°, parole aux personnes qui ont occupé le poste de rédac-chef. Pour cette dernière chronique, Guillaume Renevey fait parvenir sa lettre d’adieu au magazine.  L’article L’archive de ma génération est apparu en premier sur 360°.

Inspiré d’une histoire vraie d’abus sur mineur, le face à face d’un duo hollywoodien glamour réveille un sombre et lourd passé. Des places à gagner! L’article May December, trouble jeu de miroir est apparu en premier sur 360°.

Two award-winning media figures are teaming up to work on a new project. Out journalist Rachel Maddow and filmmaker Adam McKay have announced a collaborative effort on a new documentary, From Russia With Lev, focusing on Lev Parnas, a central figure in political controversies involving former President Donald Trump and his attorney, Rudolph Giuliani. The …

U.S. Sen. Laphonza Butler, the first Black lesbian to serve in the chamber, delivered her maiden address to her colleagues Wednesday, focusing the work being done by young Americans and promising to support them.

More than 70 people interviewed by The 19th over the course of three years reported going to The Abbey and drinking well under what they felt was their usual limit — in some cases consuming only soda or water — and experiencing disorientation to varying degrees or losing consciousness.

GLAAD is urging Meta to take immediate action following the company’s independent Oversight Board’s decision to overturn Facebook’s original stance on a post that targeted transgender people with violent language. The case has highlighted the insidious methods used to attack LGBTQ+ individuals on social media, such as coded language and indirect messaging.