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Japanese reality dating show The Boyfriend is coming back.

As marriage equality inches toward reality in Japan, Netflix is returning to the East Asian country for another shot at love.

Naman Ramachandran Netflix has greenlit a second season of its groundbreaking Japanese same-sex dating reality series “The Boyfriend,” following the show’s impressive performance both domestically and internationally. The timing of Netflix’s renewal announcement couldn’t have been more appropriate.

Kristin Chenoweth is calling out a hateful agenda.

Robbie Williams has said he wasn’t bothered by past accusations of him being gay, saying that “you’ve never met somebody that wants to be gay as much as me”.The subject came up in an interview with The Guardian when the former Take That star was asked about the time he sued a newspaper for libel in 2004 when it published an interview with his alleged “secret gay lover”, suggesting that he was deceiving the public by claiming he was having sex with women to hide his “sordid homosexual encounters with strangers”. Williams won substantial damages and an apology.Williams asked the interviewer, Michael Cragg, his sexuality.

Clay Aiken is sharing some very rare comments about his personal life.

Robbie Williams opened up about rumors that he is gay.

A drunk customer lost the plot after a shop assistant mistakenly offered him women's shoes to try on.

Troy Masters, publisher of the Los Angeles Blade, died unexpectedly on Wednesday Dec. 11, according to a family member. He was 63. The cause of death was not immediately released.

Naman Ramachandran British pop star Robbie Williams got candid as he addressed the persistent speculation about his sexuality in an interview with The Guardian discussing his biopic “Better Man.” “I’ve done everything but suck a cock. Honestly, you’ve never met somebody that wants to be gay as much as me,” said Williams about his 2005 libel case against a tabloid that claimed he had engaged in “homosexual encounters.” He added, “You want to be an ally while at the same time protecting your own authenticity and your own life.” Reflecting on his early career performing at gay clubs with Take That, Williams recalled, “When I went into the gay world there was none of that [violence].

Carry-On has just arrived on Netflix and the festive film stars Taron Egerton as Ethan Kopek, a TSA agent who is blackmailed by a mysterious traveler (played by Jason Bateman). Egerton is best known for his roles in the Kingsman films and for playing the iconic Elton John in Rocketman.

A veteran has spoken of the historic abuse he suffered in the Royal Navy after the UK Government announced it would boost compensation for those impacted by a ban on gay people serving.

Jonathan Bailey opened up about his sexuality and love life.

A Prison Break reboot is one step closer to a reality.

*Warning - This article contains spoilers for Outlander season 7.*

A burst water pipe has caused one of Manchester’s crown courts to close.

A burst water main that has caused chaos in Manchester city centre for several days has finally been fixed.

Brilliant Minds isn’t just one of the best new shows on television, it also has roots in real-life.

Daniel Craig’s new film seems him take the role of gay William Lee in Luca Guadagnino’s Queer, based on a semi-autobiographical novella by William S Burroughs, but the former James Bond star has shared he would never have considered taking the role during his time at the helm of the 007 franchise.

Hunter Ingram SPOILER ALERT: This post contains spoilers from the “Outlander” Season 7, Part 2 episode, “A Hundredweight of Stones,” now streaming on Starz, and the Diana Gabaldon’s book, “A Echo in the Bone.” David Berry recalls that penciled into the margin of the scripts for this week’s episode of “Outlander” was a reminder of the tone they needed to strike: “the worst wedding ever.” To be fair, it wasn’t something anyone was going to forget. For the second time in the series’ 10-year run, Claire (Caitriona Balfe) stood at the altar against her will, opposite a man who she is told she must marry or risk a threat to her life. At the end of last week’s episode, a messenger informs Claire that her husband Jamie (Sam Heughan) has been lost at sea on his way to the American Colonies.

Ben Croll Todd Haynes has spoken for the first time about his Joaquin Phoenix-led gay romance that fell apart just five days before filming. During a conversation at Marrakech Film Festival on Friday, Haynes was asked about the project, which the moderator initially said the director would not speak on. However, Haynes proceeded to make a brief statement.