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Actress Susan Sarandon announces "I'm bi" on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" ([link removed])
Her queer fans rejoiced, though her comment was partly a joke.
 
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Shangela will be the first drag queen to compete on the U.S. “Dancing with the Stars” ([link removed])
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Anti-trans troll Matt Walsh is upset that Eventbrite won’t allow screenings of his film ([link removed])
His film has been sketchy from its inception and is wildly misinformed at best. ([link removed])
 
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Queen Elizabeth II, a quiet supporter of LGBTQ rights, has died at age 96 ([link removed])
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Large gaming event set for Florida canceled because of Don’t Say Gay law ([link removed])
Games Done Quick was going to hold its event in Orlando, but it's moving online because Florida is no longer "a safe place for our community." ([link removed])
 
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Police hunt for man seen with transgender woman minutes before her death ([link removed])
Regina Allen helped identify her suspected killer moments before she died. ([link removed])
 
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Out director Luca Guadagnino still wants to make a “Call Me by Your Name” sequel ([link removed])
The director says a follow-up might focus exclusively on Timothée Chalamet's character Elio while leaving out his scandal-plagued co-star Armie Hammer. ([link removed])
 
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Peter Thiel & Mitch McConnell are now fighting over who should pay for Thiel’s lousy candidates ([link removed])
After spending millions getting them nominated, Thiel doesn't want to invest any more money in their campaigns. ([link removed])
 
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What you need to know about Ricky Martin’s $20 million lawsuit against his nephew ([link removed])
In the latest chapter of this summer's gay tabloid blockbuster, Martin's incest accuser and his half-sister's son will head back to court. ([link removed])
 
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Candace Owens falsely links Memphis killings to trans people ([link removed])
The far-right commentator equated acceptance of trans people to "celebrating mental illness." ([link removed])
 

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