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Elton John discusses friendship with Lil Nas X: “I just love what he does”

Elton John opened up about working with Lil Nas X and his impactful coming out journey in a new interview. During an appearance on Capitol FM, the legendary singer described LNX as “stoic” and “very intelligent” when discussing his relationship with the hip-hop star. “Well, I loved him anyway when he did Old Town Road and he came out,” he explained. “This is very unusual for a Black hip-hop artist to come out in a very homophobic area of the music community.” The Tiny Dancer artist went on to reveal…

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Premiere: Zolita pays tribute to the “lesbian cheerleader narrative” in 00s-inspired music video

Zolita’s incredible new music video is an ode to the iconic lesbian cheerleaders throughout popular culture. The visual for pop-rock anthem Somebody I Fucked Once – taken from the deluxe version of the star’s acclaimed debut album Evil Angel – sees Zolita reference “nostalgic, early 2000s rom-roms” as she plays the head cheerleader in a high school, decked out in a gorgeous, all-pink uniform. Her character secretly lusts after the school’s outcast, played by TikTok star and actor Tatchi, before she finds it within herself to make a public proclamation…

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Teletubbies accused of being “little gay demons” for supporting Lil Nas X

A far-right news host has accused the Teletubbies of being “little gay demons” after they asked for a collaboration with Lil Nas X. Lauren Witzke, an American Christian Nationalist and former TV host, made the comments in response to a viral Teletubbies post. Following the release of Lil Nas X’s debut album on 17 September, the children’s TV stars took to Twitter to ask for a feature on his next album. This went alongside images of each character edited onto his album cover, which the Old Town Road star also…

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Kid Cudi says Lil Nas X is going to “break down” the “homophobic cloud” over hip-hop in new tribute

Rapper Kid Cudi has opened up about Lil Nas X’s artistry and unapologetic impact in the hip hop genre in a new tribute. Earlier this week, Time’s 100 Most Influential People list was announced and of course, the iconic 22-year-old made the cut. In a profile for the Panini singer, Cudi praised LNX for being “unafraid” to be himself in the industry. “Lil Nas X is a new twist on some of the themes I was riding on when I first started out: being true to yourself and not giving…

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Lil Nas X debut album Montero: track-by-track review

Montero (Call Me by Your Name) Dead Right Now Industry Baby [feat. Jack Harlow] That’s What I Want The Art of Realization Scoop [feat. Doja Cat] One of Me [feat. Elton John] The post Lil Nas X debut album Montero: track-by-track review appeared first on GAY TIMES. Go to Source Author: Zoya Raza-Sheikh

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High School Musical’s inclusive TV series renewed for third season

Disney+ has renewed the critically acclaimed High School Musical: The Musical: The Series for a third season. The show is inspired by the iconic High School Musical films and is set at a fictionalised version of East High School, the place where the first three movies were filmed. The series follows a group of teenagers who are enthusiastic about theatre and perform in High School Musical: The Musical for their school production. Seasons one and two are set at East High School, with the first following the characters as they…

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Kim Petras makes history as first out transgender VMAs performer

Kim Petras performed her new song, Future Starts Now, at the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards pre-show in Brooklyn, New York. The German singer-songwriter took to the stage on 12 September in a historic performance of her brand new single. Kim made an iconic entrance to the event, arriving in a baby pink convertible with good friend Paris Hilton. The Icy singer wore a black vinyl bodysuit with an embroidered mini-dress over it before taking to the stage in a pink ensemble that left fans gagged. She becomes the first…

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Demi Lovato investigates extraterrestrial life in new Peacock docu-series

Pop star Demi Lovato is on the hunt for aliens in their brand new documentary series. Unidentified with Demi Lovato is set to follow the pop star as they embark on a quest to uncover the truth surrounding the UFO phenomena. Their longtime friend Matthew and sister Dallas will also be joining the singer as they take a deep dive into eyewitness accounts, investigate government documents and take UFO tests. In the trailer, Lovato opens up about their own experience with extraterrestrial life, stating: “I had this crazy experience, that…

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Troye Sivan serves ‘90s boyband realness with new song Angel Baby

Troye Sivan has dropped his new single, Angel Baby, which is expected to be from his upcoming third studio album. After weeks of teasing a “power bottom gay ballad” on social media, Troye has finally shared his romantic ode which appears to be about a lover of his. “I need a lover to keep me sane,” Troye sings on Angel Baby. “Pull me from hell, bring me back again, play me the classics, something romantic, give him my all when I don’t even have it.” The track is reminiscent of…

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Gender and race most common reasons for dancefloor discrimination, report finds

A shocking report has revealed how widespread and common dancefloor discrimination is across the world. According to the Resetting the Dancefloor report from Ballantine’s True Music, gender and race were the most commonly cited reasons for someone experiencing prejudice. Intersectional identities including gender, sexuality and race have dealt with this at an alarming rate, with 64% having dealt with it at a music event. More generally, one in three people have experienced discrimination in this environment and 84% have witnessed it. “I have so much intersectionality to deal with,” DJ…

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