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Elisha and Elise have ended their relationship, while Nikita and Pippa confirmed they are still together after the final episode aired on 14 July.
Out marked Nonbinary Awareness Week and International Nonbinary People's Day with a roundup of celebrities whose careers and public identities have helped expand visibility.
The actor says his role in In Between helped push him toward a more outspoken, skin-baring online presence, even as he says it cost him thousands of followers.
The Jurassic Park star died in Sydney, Australia, following a four-year battle with blood cancer. He had also spoken forcefully for marriage equality in Australia.
A now-removed social media post from a Canadian historic site named Connor Storrie alongside Billie Eilish, adding to speculation about the cast of the film adaptation.
Viewers noticed the altered scene in a well-known SpongeBob SquarePants episode as Russia continues enforcing its sweeping anti-LGBTQ+ propaganda restrictions.
The 'Love Island After Sun' hosts said they want future seasons to make room for gay, trans and nonbinary contestants as the show’s current run winds down.
Moises Mendez II argues the HBO banking drama deserved recognition after its fourth season, with one more awards cycle still ahead if the final season lands inside eligibility next year.
The former Bachelor contestant and host says his latest project grew out of his own family life and the uncertainty many queer people face when building families.
The Real Housewives of Rhode Island cast member has not responded publicly as fans question social media activity that appears to clash with her Pride appearances.
Sarah Paulson returns as Cordelia Goode, with Emma Roberts, Gabourey Sidibe and Jessica Lange among the cast members spotted in new production photos.
The Prime Video hockey series is filming in Vancouver, while the second season is expected in spring 2027 and another hockey drama, 'Heated Rivalry,' is due in April 2027.
The Netflix stars reflect on the end of the queer coming-of-age series, the film’s sex scenes and how the show helped shape their lives.
Law Roach, Heidi Klum, Nina García and Tyra Banks usher in season 22, where Plane Jane, Q and designer Jeffrey Kelly Abess all land in the bottom early.
