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Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade launch line of LGBTQ t-shirts in support of son

“We believe inclusion and equality are two essential pillars needed to move towards growth and progressive thinking.” Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade are advocating for LGBTQ equality by launching a line of inclusive t-shirts. On Instagram, Gabrielle said 50% of the proceeds will be donated to The GLSEN organization, “whose mission strives to ensure safe schools for all students, regardless of sexual orientation as well as gender identity”. She wrote: “Inclusion and equality are two essential pillars needed to move towards growth and progressive thinking and action in our society.…

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Pose star Angelica Ross to become first trans person to host presidential debate

“It’s the first time that LGBTQ issues will be exclusively discussed by 2020 presidential candidates.” Angelica Ross is set to host the national 2020 Presidential Candidate Forum on LGBTQ issues, which will make her the first trans person in history to host a presidential debate. The American actress and trans activist will join GLAAD President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis on stage to discuss LGBTQ specific issues and their plans to bring them to the forefront of the discussion in the 2020 presidential election. The politicians who are confirmed to…

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Watch Rihanna show her love for Drag Race with hilarious “Vaaanjie” impersonation

Can she judge now, please? Rihanna has publicly revealed herself as a Drag Race stan by paying tribute to the iconic, legendary and groundbreaking former contestant Vanessa Vanjie Mateo, known to most as “Miss Vaaaaaaaaaaaaaanjie.” The singer was on Instagram live when the season 10 and 11 queen wrote, “The lip is on! You look great,” which led to Rihanna chanting her now-iconic sashay line. After, she said: “You better come to the ball October 12th, Mr Mugler in the back says so.” “Not Rihanna saying Miss Vanjie and asking…

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Rihanna responds to rumours she’s playing Poison Ivy in The Batman

Has Rihanna signed on to play Poison Ivy in the DC Universe? The singer-songwriter fuelled rumours she was playing the iconic villain after uploading a close-up of her Fenty boots on Instagram alongside the caption: “bat-mobile, but make it fashion! get into this matte leather-rubber fusion tho.” “Oh that? Are you serious? No, that has nothing to do with Poison Ivy,” she told Entertainment Tonight. “That has a lot to do with Batman [because] I have separate obsessions. I have a bigger obsession with Poison Ivy. I’m just being honest.”…

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OG Charmed stars Alyssa Milano and Holly Marie Combs to reunite as sisters on Grey’s Anatomy

Is this another alternate reality storyline like Centennial Charmed? (If you know you know.) The power of two are coming to Grey’s Anatomy. Former Charmed stars, icons and legends Alyssa Milano and Holly Marie Combs are reuniting on-screen for the first time since the show’s conclusion on the long-running medical drama – and once again, they’re playing sisters! They will play the sisters of a patient who becomes braindead after an accident at a construction site; unfortunately, Leo won’t be on standby to heal their sibling, so they’ll have to…

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Valentina hits out at ‘fans’ for body shaming her Emmys look: “It really f***king hurts”

Valentina has hit out at the body shamers on her social media. The Drag Race star – who appeared on the show’s ninth season and returned for All Stars 4 earlier this year – has criticised her followers for their disgusting and disrespectful comments over a recent outfit. Valentina attended the Creative Arts Emmy Awards over the weekend in an extravagant, nude-coloured gown alongside other Drag Race legends such as Nina and Brooke; although she looked as fierce as ever, fans took an issue with her body. “I’ve read comments…

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Stay or Away: Scenic adventures in Inverness or Madeira

Are you someone who likes your getaways to be one part relaxation, one part thrill-seeking adventure? If so, there are destinations both here in the UK and further afield in Europe to meet your needs. Whether it’s a spot of sledging in the Scottish Highlands with an afternoon of monster hunting, or a daredevil expedition in the warmer climate of the year-round Atlantic sun, here we present two options for those of you looking for an adrenaline rush. STAY – INVERNESS Often called the capital of the Scottish Highlands, Inverness…

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Wicked writer Stephen Schwartz considering Ariana Grande for film adaptation

Is it time for Ariana Grande to start Defying Gravity? It seems like the thank u, next singer’s performance for the 15th anniversary celebrations of Wicked’s Broadway made quite the impression – is a leading movie role now coming her way? Wicked’s composer Stephen Schwartz has told GAY TIMES exclusively that Ariana Grande is being considered for the upcoming Universal movie adaptation. “Well I’m a massive Ariana Grande fan. Who isn’t?!” Stephen revealed when we mention Ariana’s love of his musical. Ariana loves Wicked, so could she work her way…

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The King of Hell’s Palace tells a fascinating story – review

Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig’s intelligent docu-drama, based on a real-life cover up of a blood contamination scandal in China, has opened at the Hampstead Theatre, directed by Michael Boyd. The King of Hell’s Palace is based on the story of Dr Shuping Wang, a whistleblower who exposed an HIV and Hepatitis epidemic in the Henan province in China in the 1990s. Local farming communities, eager to make a quick buck, found that selling their blood for use in cosmetic products was far more lucrative than growing produce; however, the practices weren’t…

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Revival of Torch Song still packs a punch – review

This new, abridged production of Harvey Fierstein’s 1978 trilogy has opened at the Turbine Theatre, directed by Olivier award-winner Drew McOnie. Torch Song is the Turbine Theatre’s inaugural play; this cosy space, nestled in a railway arch in the shadow of the Battersea Power Station redevelopment, provides a wonderfully intimate setting for Fierstein’s landmark play. Over the course of three acts, it offers a trio of snapshots into the life of Arnold Beckoff (Matthew Needham), a fierce New York drag queen on a quest for love in 1970s Manhattan, touching…

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