I sat down to make a list of new and recent queer Latine books to read for Pride. But here’s the thing: I’ve been talking about most of the books that came to mind all year long. That’s a good thing, of course: celebration months should, after all, be gentle reminders to read lit by
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A bombshell New York Times article, entitled “Inside the White House Freakout Over the Epstein Files,” repeatedly states that President Donald Trump and his closest White House staff have held numerous meetings discussing how best to delay any release of federal investigatory materials related to now-deceased millionaire child trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and how best to
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View gallery Image Credit: Getty Images As Stranger Things came to an end last year, fans and cast members prepared to say their “goodbyes” to one of the most beloved television shows on Netflix. But before the season 5 finale premiered, a rumor about Millie Bobby Brown and her on-screen dad, David Harbour, emerged, with
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It is hard to believe that it was almost a year ago that KPop Demon Hunters took the world by storm. Released on Netflix on 20 June 2025, the animated musical movie followed the story of K-Pop girl group, Huntrix, who, when not performing, are hunting down demons in their spare time. However, when rival
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There’s something special about the way a dual-timeline historical fiction novel connects people and stories throughout the past and present. From multi-generational tales that cover the lives of an entire family tree to novels that feature characters connected through the ages, dual- and multi-timeline novels are able to depict history in a way single timeline
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The Cleveland Clinic of Ohio will direct $2 million to provide no-cost detransition healthcare services for the minuscule number of trans people who detransition, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced last Friday. Though the hospital already provided detransition care, its publicized pledge makes it the second major health system in the nation to make such
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Fresh off a huge comeback performance at the Roots Picnic in Philadelphia last month, JAŸ-Z isn’t done with the live stage. The 56-year-old artist will follow his previously announced July 10-11 run at New York’s Yankee Stadium with concerts at Paris’ Stade de France on Sept. 19 and Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium on Oct. 23.
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Cinema has the power to shape perceptions of entire groups of people. People with AIDS are Tom Hanks inPhiladelphia (1993); trans women are Norman Bates inPsycho (1960) or Buffalo Bill inThe Silence of the Lambs (1991); both are Jared Leto inDallas Buyers Club (2013). Autistic people are Raymond Babbitt, played by Dustin Hoffman inRain Man
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Disgraced former Rep. Aaron Schock (R-IL) mounted a political comeback of sorts, Politico reported in a June 8 article, claiming that Venezuela’s vice president had promised him a literal gold mine if he got the U.S. to improve diplomatic relations between the countries. Schock recently visited a Venezuelan town renowned for its gold prospecting. The
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