Woman speaker booed, motions rejected and frontbencher’s “dinosaurs“ accusation – but Rosie Duffield MP welcomed by Labour Women’s Declaration, reports Jo Bartosch
At this year’s Labour Party conference there was more discussion of cervixes than in a maternity ward. MPs fell over themselves to explain at length why sex-based rights aren’t political, and why men might indeed have cervixes. The issue was prompted by the absence of Rosie Duffield MP from the conference. When the member for …
Former Drag Race Judge Lucian Piane Arrested For Vandalism
He was filmed singing a parody of “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” while police searched him.
Recalling Willie Garson and the Ultimate Gay BFF, Stanford Blatch
The actor who played Stanford’s love interest, Marcus, on the legacy of the actor and his Sex and the City character.
Beloved Brand K.NGSLEY Tells Story In New GLAAD Series
The series, “Changemakers,” highlights LGBTQ+ Black small business owners making a difference in their local communities.
Evan Bialosuknia Makes History as School’s 1st Trans Homecoming Queen
“It made me feel like I actually belonged.”
Queer Comedian Sophie Santos Finds Humor in Life in New Memoir
The Lesbian Agenda host doesn’t shy away from including the cringy moments of her youth and college years.
Un James Bond aussi audacieux que bizarre
On oscille entre fascination, délectation et déception en découvrant «Mourir peut attendre», 25e épisode sonnant les adieux de Daniel Craig. L’article Un James Bond aussi audacieux que bizarre est apparu en premier sur 360°.
Juliette, je t’aime
Tu étais une attraction dans la cour de l’école. Ta façon de chalouper en marchant et de plier tes poignets leur paraissait stupéfiante: chaque jour, tes camarades riaient et te […] L’article Juliette, je t’aime est apparu en premier sur 360°.
How Racism and Wealth-Hoarding Led Us to the Financial Brink
The out CEO of Equality Illinois has written an indictment of America’s unequal economy in his new book, Our Fair Share. Read an exclusive excerpt here.
This Year’s Salem Horror Fest Is So Queer It’s Scary
Festival director Kay Lynch opens up about why horror is so cathartic for LGBTQ+ audiences and how transitioning has made this her most meaningful event yet.
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