Tag: LGBTQ

Sukihana performed her biggest hits on the TMZ All Access Bus for twenty lucky fans, including Hood Rats and Whopper, alongside DJ Nylaa Baybee. During an exclusive Q&A, she revealed she's keeping her placenta in her freezer and experienced unusual pregnancy cravings like cookies with steak and steak with yogurt. She clarified misconceptions about her public persona, explaining she's only a slut for her man. Surprisingly, Sukihana had never visited The Abbey, so TMZ took her there for her first experience at the legendary West Hollywood gay bar.

Black women have always been at the center of movements, even when history did not give them credit. For many Black LGBTQ+ changemakers, the intersectionality of race and sexuality creates even greater barriers. Women like Barbara Smith and Stormé DeLarverie turned identity into power, while others like Lori Lightfoot, Laphonza Butler and Karine Jean-Pierre wielded visibility into political action. These disrupters, activists, artists and politicians expanded what leadership can look like.

Andy Cohen says a transgender Real Housewife could absolutely join Bravo's signature franchise, but only if the casting feels authentic to the group and the person was already friends with existing housewives on the show.

Don Lemon sits down with The Advocate for their June 2026 issue, discussing independent media, his husband Tim Malone, and navigating his recent arrest.

Queen Latifah is finally opening up about the emotional 2021 BET Awards speech that many fans viewed as her public coming out moment. During a recent conversation with radio personality Angie Martinez, the entertainment icon explained that the moment was never planned as some major announcement.

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's lone dissent in the recent conversion therapy ruling has sparked a national conversation about LGBTQ+ rights within the Black community. This moment highlights the ongoing struggle for identity and belonging, with many questioning what it means to be seen and accepted.