LGBTQ news and entertainment
Some news stories for you on this gorgeous Saturday in Las Vegas:
• Pink News: In a recent interview, Barry Manilow said that coming out sooner than he did “would have killed” his career. In a separate chat with GMA, he shared about his journey with lung cancer, “I’m doing good.” Continue reading “Barry Manilow On Cancer Progress & Coming Out + More News”
Some news items for you as we head into the weekend:
• Queerty: Folks were not mad at Olympic medalist Gus Kenworthy’s photo shoot for British Vogue in a tank-top and grey sweats.
• HuffPost: Following her public falling out with Donald Trump, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) announced today she’s resigning from Congress on Jan. 5, 2026, in a video statement posted to X. Continue reading “Marjorie Taylor Greene Resigns From Congress + Gus Kenworthy In ‘British Vogue’ + More”
Ghana’s newly passed anti-LGBTQ criminalization bill, which allows 3-year prison sentences just for IDENTIFYING as gay, could cost the country billions in international aid if signed into law by President Akufo-Addo. Continue reading “Ghana Could Lose Billions Over Anti-LGBTQ Law”
Lawmakers in Ghana have approved anti-LGBTQ legislation that would dictate prison sentences for those who merely identify as LGBTQ or organize advocacy groups for the LGBTQ community. Amnesty International calls the bill “one of the most draconian in Africa.” Continue reading “Ghana Approves Prison Time For Identifying As LGBTQ”
New anti-LGBTQ legislation proposed in Ghana has been described as “one of the most draconian and sweeping anti-gay laws proposed around the world.” A draft of the legislation proposes up to 10 years in prison for LGBTQ+ people in the West African nation. Continue reading “Lawmakers In Ghana Propose 10 Year Prison Sentences For LGBTQ People & Allies”