LGBTQ News and More
In a Year of Lemons, How Lemonade Insurance Also Supports Vital LGBTQ Organizations
Lemonade has turned wishful thinking into a reality with a technology-driven business model that makes acquiring various insurance types as easy as a few clicks, as well as a robust social action plan.
The Best (and Worst) Sex Positions if You Have Back Pain
If you're a millennial or Gen Z, you may be laughing now, but it's no joke if you find yourself wincing in pain every time you hop in the sack.
Watch: Ellen DeGeneres Says Reports on Toxic Workplace Were 'Too Coordinated'
Ellen DeGeneres told the world that she is quitting her daily talk show next year because she is looking to do something different. It had nothing to do with the charges of a toxic workplace environment that her management style contributed to, she said.
2021 Sets Record for Anti-LGBTQ Laws
Equality advocates have taken note of the record-shattering number of anti-LGBTQ laws that have already been passed this year — and the situation is poised to worsen.
Watch: Instagram Users Can Now Add Pronouns to Bio
Instagram is rolling out a new feature in some countries that allow users to add their pronouns to their bio.
Watch: James Charles Resurfaces on Twitter with 'Blackmail' Claims
YouTube celebrity and beauty influencer James Charles has resurfaced on social media, claiming in a video posted to Twitter that he feels he is being "blackmailed" by a former employee who is suing him.
London Aquarium Reports They Have TWO Same-Sex Penguin Couples
A London aquarium counts not one, but two same-sex penguin couples, as the new mating season gets underway — and both couples are all-female.
Watch: Rina Sawayama & Charli XCX Hint at Remix Album for Gaga's 'Chromatica'
Rina Sawayama and Charli XCX are both teasing their involvement with a new remix album for Lady Gaga's latest effort, "Chromatica."
Chrissy Teigen Offers Apology to Courtney Stodden, Regrets She Was a 'Troll'
Model and author Chrissy Teigen has offered a public apology to non-binary singer-songwriter and media personality Courtney Stodden for comments she made a decade ago.
Ewan McGregor Won't Soon Forget his Fashion Turn as Halston
Imagine, if you will, a galaxy far, far away where the one-name fashion wonder Halston dresses Obi-Wan Kenobi in something fabulous from the swinging '70s. Ewan McGregor can. Sort of.
News
Vetoed Arizona Sex Education Bill Coming Back with Changes
A sex education bill that was vetoed by Arizona's governor is being revived, with the sponsor keeping what she called "the heart" of the proposal, increased parental notifications, but stripping provisions specifically targeting discussion of LGBTQ issues
Entertainment
'American Idol' Contestant Exits Show Amid Video Controversy
A 16-year-old "American Idol" contestant has dropped out of the singing competition after a video circulated of him sitting next to someone wearing what appears to be a Ku Klux Klan hood.
Business
Which Table Game Strategies Could Help Out In Business?
A table game such as poker has certain elements to its strategy that can then be reapplied to business scenarios.
Technology
Scientists Race to Study Variants in India as Cases Explode
Sc A potentially worrisome variant of the coronavirus detected in India may spread more easily. But the country is behind in doing the kind of testing needed to track it and understand it better.
Finance
How to Plan an Eco-Friendly Remodel Without Overspending
Whether you're incorporating sustainability into your kitchen remodel or making specific changes to lower your utility bills, a green remodel doesn't have to be expensive. It can even save you money in the long term.
Cars
U.S. Opens Probe of Steering Problems in Honda Accord Sedans
The U.S. government's auto safety agency is investigating multiple complaints about steering failures that could affect more than 1.1 million Honda Accord sedans.
Style
Could Your Pet Have Better Judgment Than an AI Dating App?
According to new research, two in every three Americans will end their relationship if their pet doesn't approve.
Health/Fitness
Two Classes of Trans Kids Are Emerging with Puberty Blockers as the Defining Factor
Unequal access to gender-affirming health care, which occurs across state lines and socioeconomic divides, could cause two "classes" of transgender people in the United States to emerge.
Travel
Germany Eases Travel Rules for Vaccinates as Vacations Loom
The German government has agreed to let travelers who have been vaccinated against COVID-19 or recovered from infection avoid testing and quarantine when entering the country, unless they come from areas where variants of concern are prevalent.
Nightlife
Why Some Straight Men Have Sex With Other Men
The author of "Still Straight: Sexual Flexibility among White Men in Rural America" investigates why some men who identify as straight have sex with other men.
Recent Reviews
Review: Dorothy Arzner's 'Merrily We Go To Hell' Upends The Public Norms of a Patriarchal Society
Dorothy Arzner's pre-Code drama "Merrily We Go to Hell" has received a superlative release from The Criterion Collection, including a terrific new 4K restoration and a few great special features to dig into.
Review: Pulpy 'Marksman' Filled With Action, Suspense, and Lots of Thrills
You know the bad guy will be killed in the end. But who will pull the trigger?
Review: It's Lange Versus Kong in Shout's 'King Kong' Collector's Edition
The naïveté seen in many aspects of a new Shout Factory Blu-ray release stops the film from being a total bust.