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Kim Davis Refusing to Pay Legal Fees in Marriage Equality Lawsuit

The former Kentucky county clerk who refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses is now trying to avoid paying $230K in legal costs from the gay couples who sued her.

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Graham Linehan's latest transphobic act? A 'blind lesbian' RPG

The IT Crowd creator and notorious transphobe Graham Linehan is working on a ChatGPT game where users punish a trans lesbian "without giving him an erection."

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Queer comedian Cameron Esposito has first baby with wife Katy Nishimoto

The couple has been married since 2021.

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KATSEYE's Lara Raj responds to backlash for calling Will Byers 'hot'

The girl group member saw some pushback after she complimented the performance of Stranger Things actor Noah Schnapp.

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Benito Skinner strips down in shirtless new selfie & gays are going feral

The Overcompensating star is embracing his body hair this holiday season.

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Why Halloween is a vital day in gay history

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The UpStairs Lounge in New Orleans, known for its deadly blaze, first opened its doors on Halloween 55 years ago.

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Halloween is the one time of year when everyone and anyone can dress up like, well, everyone and anyone with nearly no recourse (costume depending). Historically speaking, when homosexuality and cross-dressing was still very not-legal, Halloween gave the queens and queers alike permission to dress to express – corseted, contoured, and blended in with everybody else. And that has never changed. Keep Reading →

This Russian gay couple deserves U.S. refuge, not persecution

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Filipp and Danil, a married gay couple, were split apart while seeking asylum in the U.S.

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Filipp and Danil fled Russia together, hand in hand. They escaped the same police who raided queer gatherings, the same mobs who outed and hunted gay men for sport. They thought America would mean safety — the kind of safety you build a future around. Instead, the United States split them apart. Keep Reading →

Why I created National PrEP Day

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Tristan Schukraft pens an oped for National PrEP Day.

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October 10 marks the first National PrEP Day, a holiday I created to celebrate something simple and powerful: Prevention works when people can access it. We have the science, the medicine, and the technology to end all new HIV transmissions in the United States. Keep Reading →

​The 'dark days' return: Over 200 arrested at NYC gay cruising site

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Over 200 arrested at NYC gay cruising site
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A gay elected official is sounding the alarm that a string of arrests at a New York City cruising site revives "the dark days" of queer entrapment. Keep Reading →

Go Ask Alex: I hate hot gay men. No one notices me! What do I do?

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A reader seeks out advice for overcoming jealousy of hot gay men.

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I'm gay, and recently I've started to feel very resentful or hateful towards other guys, the better-looking ones. I'm a bear in the community, probably not very attractive. They seem to have such an easy time getting dates or sex. My choices are slim unless I go to the city (I live in a small town). Even then, I don't get much notice. Keep Reading →
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