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Alan Cumming defends trans community in fiery Kimmel monologue

Alan Cumming defends trans community in fiery Kimmel monologue

Scottish actor and presenter Alan Cumming delivered a blistering defence of the trans community during his guest-hosting stint on Jimmy Kimmel Live! this week, calling out what he described as “dangerous and baseless” anti-trans rhetoric in the United States. In a powerful opening monologue on Tuesday night (22 July), the

All-trans cast to reimagine Wicked in groundbreaking one-night London performance

All-trans cast to reimagine Wicked in groundbreaking one-night London performance

A bold new reimagining of the beloved musical Wicked is set to take the stage at the Clapham Grand this Sunday, featuring an entirely trans and non-binary cast. Titled Trans Wicked, the production marks a landmark moment in British theatre, coinciding with London Trans+ Pride weekend. The one-night-only performance, scheduled

‘They Have to Be Loud’: German grandma Regina Nagel speaks out as LGBTQ+ rights targeted in her country

‘They Have to Be Loud’: German grandma Regina Nagel speaks out as LGBTQ+ rights targeted in her country

In Germany, LGBTQ+ Pride celebrations are often known as Christopher Street Day (CSD) - a vibrant time of parades, protests and community gatherings. Each July, major cities across the country come alive with colour and solidarity. As Germany prepares for over 200 Pride events this summer, a growing wave of

Macrons file defamation lawsuit against right-wing commentator Candace Owens

Macrons file defamation lawsuit against right-wing commentator Candace Owens

French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte Macron, have filed a defamation lawsuit in the United States against American right-wing commentator and podcaster Candace Owens. The legal action, lodged in Delaware Superior Court, accuses Owens of spreading a series of “verifiably false and devastating lies” about the couple, including

20,000 urge Ofcom to take action over transphobia on TalkTV

20,000 urge Ofcom to take action over transphobia on TalkTV

Twenty thousand complaints will be delivered to Ofcom next week after Good Law Project launched an online tool for people to complain about TalkTV’s alleged breaches of broadcasting laws by allowing transphobic commentary to go unchallenged. A Good Law Project investigation found that in a four week period, between

Tearful reunion for gay makeup artist freed from notorious El Salvador prison

Tearful reunion for gay makeup artist freed from notorious El Salvador prison

A Venezuelan makeup artist who became a symbol of the controversial deportations under the Trump administration has been tearfully reunited with his family after enduring months in one of El Salvador’s most feared prisons. Andry José Hernández Romero, 32, returned to his hometown of Capacho Nuevo on Wednesday, where

Lord Chris Smith, the first openly gay MP, named Chancellor of Cambridge University

Lord Chris Smith, the first openly gay MP, named Chancellor of Cambridge University

Lord Chris Smith of Finsbury, the first MP to come out as gay, has been elected as the new Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, marking a historic moment for the 800-year-old institution. Lord Smith, a Labour peer and former Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport under Tony

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