Théodore Pellerin stars as a young Parisian diagnosed with HPV-related cancer in the French film 'Nino.' Pellerin discusses his character's struggle with vulnerability, his process for embodying complex roles, and his growing career in both French and English-language cinema.
David Hockney's iconic painting 'A Bigger Splash' has become a symbol in gay domestic life, reflecting the artist's pioneering role in depicting same-sex desire and challenging homophobia in the art world.
A New York Times op-ed sparked debate on heterosexuality and domestic labor, while momfluencers are using AI for parenting. Other news includes anti-vax dating apps, targeting of Palestinian athletes, Niger criminalizing same-sex relations, NASA's all-male Artemis III crew, an overseas group influencing Australian abortion policy, and a luxury chicken coop.
David Hockney's early paintings, created when homosexuality was illegal in the UK, depicted same-sex relationships and desire in a way that was considered radical and a "peaceful, gay paradise." His work challenged social taboos and offered a normalized view of gay life.
Niger has enacted a new penal code that criminalizes homosexuality for the first time, imposing prison sentences of 5 to 10 years for same-sex acts and 10 to 20 years for same-sex marriage. The law also targets organizations supporting the LGBTQIA+ community.
The 2026 Men's World Cup in the US is criticized for its "performative cruelty" and indifference to international perception, contrasting with the 1936 Berlin Olympics. The article highlights issues like visa rejections for participating nations and the detention of a Somali referee, suggesting FIFA has lost control to the host nation.
Former NRL player Kane Evans has come out as gay, becoming the second male player to do so. He shared his struggles with addiction, suicidal thoughts, and homelessness while grappling with his sexuality, finding support from the Rugby League Players Association and Sydney Roosters coach Trent Robinson.
Former NRL prop Kane Evans courageously comes out as gay, inspiring rugby league to foster a more inclusive environment, following in the footsteps of pioneers like Ian Roberts.
Swimming legend Ian Thorpe, now 43, reflects on his career, introversion, and public life. He discusses his discomfort with the spotlight, his journey with sexuality, and his struggles with depression, emphasizing the importance of mental health awareness and accepting diverse masculinities.
Senegal's Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko accused the West of attempting to impose homosexuality on the nation, defending new laws that double prison sentences for same-sex acts and criminalize promotion of LGBTQ+ rights. UN Human Rights chief Volker Turk criticized the legislation, warning of increased hate crimes and discrimination.
A new wave of female pop stars, including Slayyyter, Kesha, and Tove Lo, are embracing a "trash-pop" aesthetic characterized by hedonistic lyrics, anarchic sexuality, and a "white trash" sensibility. This trend, influenced by early 00s electroclash and reality TV culture, represents a rejection of feminine respectability and a cathartic expression of anger and frustration.
Nigel Farage faces criticism for backing Stephen Clayden, a Christian church leader who preached homosexuality is an 'abomination' leading to hell, in a dispute with Colchester council over a banning order.
The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled that Hungary's 2021 law banning LGBTQ+ content for minors violates fundamental EU rights. The decision marks a significant legal defeat for Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's administration.
Ein Gericht im Senegal hat einen 24-Jährigen zu sechs Jahren Haft und einer Geldstrafe verurteilt. Dies ist das erste Urteil nach der Verschärfung des Gesetzes gegen homosexuelle Beziehungen im März.
