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In the last couple of years, studies have shown that the state of mental health for LGBTQ youth is tumultuous. The Human Rights Campaign earlier in 2023 declared a state of emergency for LGBTQ Americans, and the rights and mere existence of queer and trans youth have been the basis of many legislative and educational discussions of late.

Big Brother's Hallie and Olivia are set to face punishment after being caught breaking the strict rules.

Big Brother continued on Wednesday night as the housemates were tasked with more gruelling nominations ahead of the upcoming eviction on Friday night and this time they were asked to name two fellow housemates.

Adele has been sober for months now — but she’s finding it super “boring”!

An attempt at a Kramer vs. Kramer-style custody battle through the lens of a gay marriage, Our Son (★★☆☆☆) offers an interesting premise and a semi-notable cast, but not much more.The biggest obstacle is a script that more often than not sounds like a 1980s soap opera.

Big Brother's Kerry has said sorry after being warned about using 'offensive and outdated' language. On Sunday night's live show, Kerry used the term gay in a negative way. Kerry was left frustrated when her mattress was hidden by her housemates, who had told her the public had voted for her to lose it.

Married At First Sight UK star Matt Jameson has opened up on his "heartbreaking" split from Daniel McKee admitting he feels like he's let people down.

Married At First Sight UK star Matt Jameson has shared the emotional journey of his "heartbreaking" separation from Daniel McKee. Matt and Daniel, who made history as the first-ever gay couple on the show in 2021, enjoyed a loving two-year relationship before parting ways in December last year. In an exclusive interview with The Mirror, Matt discussed the significant pressure he and Daniel felt when they had to announce their breakup, as they had a strong sense of responsibility to their fans.

Big Brother contestant Kerry has been slammed online after using an 'awful' and 'outdated' term in order to express her frustration during a live broadcast.

The family of Robert Davis, accused of killing Philadelphia gay journalist Josh Kruger, pictured, is saying the two were in a sexual relationship that began when Davis was 15, and that they used drugs together. Relatives also say Davis told them that Kruger had threatened to post explicit videos of Davis online, The Philadelphia Inquirer reports. Photo: Josh Kruger Instagram

Farida has become the first contestant to leave the 2023 season of Big Brother after facing the public vote. NHS manager Kerry, 40, and make-up artist Farida, 50, both faced eviction after receiving the most nominations from their fellow housemates.

Steven J. Horowitz Senior Music Writer It’s something of a marvel to trace the trajectory of Troye Sivan’s pop career. Only a decade ago, the singer-songwriter sat poised in front of his camera, the “most nervous” he’d ever been in his life.

Jonathan Groff is sharing the beautiful story of how he came out as gay to his brother, David Groff.

Big Brother star Hallie's mum has praised her transgender daughter after fellow housemate Farida asked if men who fancied her would be ‘seen as gay’. Hallie's mother Samantha appeared on Big Brother spin-off show Late & Live on Tuesday, when she said her 18 year old daughter had handled the situation ‘so well’. Fans of the ITV2 reality show were left divided by 50 year old Farida’s line of questioning - with some praising her for wanting to educate herself, while others felt she was ‘saying the wrong thing’.

A Good Morning Britain presenter has spoken out about the time he was shockingly sexually assaulted. Brave Will Njobvu, who presents an entertainment slot on the ITV breakfast TV show – and also hosts shows on the radio station Capital XTRA – revealed he had "never felt so upset and scared" in his life during the incident. Last year, the 28 year old came out as gay on TikTok, having received death threats from followers.

Stephen Rodrick I first heard about FX’s “Archer” in the ready room of VAQ-135, a navy squadron who were serving an interminable deployment aboard an aircraft carrier somewhere near Midway Island. (This sounds very much like a humblebrag that Sterling Archer would obnoxiously drop into conversation). It was 2010, and the pilots had lost whatever idealism they’d once had during an endless deployment that had them flying 12-hour missions from the Persian Gulf to Afghanistan.

On Monday's Big Brother, housemate Hallie Clarke came out to her co-stars as a transgender woman, with Tuesday's episode then seeing her questioned about her transition by Farida Khalifa. One question Farida asked was if men who dated Hallie would be considered gay, to which Hallie explained that they would not be.

Emmerdale’s next villain has been confirmed after Jai Sharma’s real father, Amit Sharma, arrived in the village. Anil Goutam, who plays Amit, has hinted he is the new bad boy, as he makes his debut on the soap, in a surprise to his two sons, Jai and Suni. Viewers will recall Amit was first mentioned during the summer when Suni made his way to Emmerdale for Jai’s wedding.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief After making four documentary features about border conflicts, ethnicity, prostitution and human rights, Thai director Nontawat Numbenchapol picks up many of the same themes in his first fiction feature “Doi Boi.” The film, which premieres this week in the Jiseok competition section of the Busan International Film Festival, is the story of three young men living on the margins of society in Thailand and their common quest for justice. The characters are an illegal immigrant from Myanmar working, despite his own heterosexuality, as a gay prostitute in Chiang Main, a customer and an on-the-run political activist he is trying to help. The narrative takes in a large number of the social and political problems that have beset seemingly idyllic Thailand in recent years – undocumented workers, illegal immigrants fleeing the civil war in Myanmar, an oppressive political power structure, enforced ‘disappearance’ of those who the government’s political opponents and critics, police brutality – and traffic jams. “I was surprised to find so many immigrant men [from Myanmar’s Shan region] as sex workers in Chiang Mai.

Jessica Kiang For us dazzled foreigners, it’s easy to forget that South Korea — land of superfast internet, glossy K-Pop, state-of-the-art foldable phones and “Squid Game” — is not in every respect the utopia of hypermodernity its recent global cultural boom might lead one to suspect. The nation actually lags some way behind other developed democracies in terms of LGBTQ rights, a fact that drives Lee Mirang’s supple, sincere feature debut, “Concerning My Daughter,” which locates its conflict in the fraught relationship between a gay woman and her uncomprehending parent, but finds its heart in a subtle, radiant performance by Oh Minae as the anguished mother.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Vietnam-based sales agent Skyline Media has unveiled five new titles for sales and distribution at the ACFN market that accompanies the Busan International Film Festival. They range from horror films to gay rom com series. “The Soul Reaper” is adapted from director-producer Thao Trang’s best-selling horror novel “Lunar New Year in Hell Village” (Tet O Lang Dia Nguc), and involves the happy occasion of a wedding turn darker after the arrival of a creepy stranger.