Black LGBTQ+ Activists Paint ‘All Black Lives Matter’ on Hollywood Blvd.

Alt-J have celebrated the upcoming 10th anniversary of their 2012 debut album ‘An Awesome Wave’ with a live performance of their track ‘Breezeblocks’ on The Late Show.The three-piece are currently in North America touring with Portugal. The Man in support of their fourth studio album ‘The Dream’, which came out earlier this month.Alt-J stopped by the Stephen Colbert-hosted Late Show in the US last night (February 21) for a special live performance, with the trio opting to play their 2012 single ‘Breezeblocks’.That track featured on ‘An Awesome Wave’, which celebrates its 10th anniversary in May.

The Chemical Brothers and Jamie xx have been announced as the headliners of the inaugural edition of the new Bristol festival, Forwards.Forwards will take place on Clifton Downs in Bristol from September 3-4, with 60,000 people expected to attend over two days.Jamie xx will headline the opening night of the festival on September 3, with the day also set to feature performances by the likes of Little Simz, Khruangbin, Fred again.., Floating Points and Shygirl.The Chemical Brothers will close Forwards 2022 on September 4, with their headline slot following sets by the likes of Róisín Murphy, Caribou, Sleaford Mods, Kae Tempest and Self Esteem.A post shared by Forwards Bristol (@forwardsbristol)More names are set to be added to the line-up soon. You can find out more information and tickets, which go on general sale on Friday (February 25), for Forwards 2022 here.As well as live music, Forwards is aiming to “challenge what metropolitan festivals can be today and how they can do good, from the inside out”.

Antonio Conte looks to have send a pointed message to Pep Guardiola after Tottenham's win at Manchester City this weekend.

Coronation Street fans have been left with plenty of questions as not one but FOUR characters disappeared - again.

A woman ended up crying after discovering a £3.99 Easter decoration she bought at TK Maxx turned out to look like something very rude - and something you definitely wouldn't want on display in your home.

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Manchester United have been warned against signing 'so-called superstar' Harry Kane in the summer.

Sylvie Gatrill has died following a battle with cancer.The actress, who is most well known for her work on comedy series Bread and soap Brookside, passed away on Thursday 17 February. Sylvie started her on-screen career in the 1989 TV series Bread, where she played the role of Mrs Gullen. Two years later, she took on the 1991 TV series Fiddlers Three, where she played the role of Sharon.

Linda Robson has shared a series of sweet family photographs after heading away for the weekend with her daughter and grandchildren.MORE: Inside Loose Women's Linda Robson's impressive home with husband MarkThe Loose Women star, 63, revealed to her fans that she had spent some time in Southend-on-Sea with her loved ones as she shared an insight into their trip.WATCH: Loose Women panellists pay tribute to Jamal Edwards following his death"Had a wonderful weekend at the @roslinbeachhotel thanks Jackie & staff for looking after us. The kids loved it!" she wrote.

KATE Garraway says she's slept for the first time in TWO years after moving in with a former GMTV co-star. The 54-year-old appeared on Good Morning Britain today live from her friend Clare Nasir's house.

KATE Garraway wakes every two hours to move her Covid-stricken husband Derek Draper - and has to change his bed linen SEVEN times a day. The TV presenter has told how he will die within three days if he's left unaided without expert care.

Gay Trump supporters complain about Supreme Court giving them more rightsCaliforna Farmers’ Market Association head rants at gay baker who gave away rainbow flagsTransgender woman’s family says prison video footage shows her death was preventable

When Laverne Cox heard the news Monday morning that the Supreme Court had decided, with a 6-3 majority, that the 1964 Civil Rights Act’s Title VII provision protects LGBTQ workers from job discrimination, she was at home in Los Angeles. “It’s huge,” says the actress — known for her Emmy-nominated breakout role on Orange in the New Black and who will next star in Netflix’s Inventing Anna — who has also long been an activist fighting for and speaking out for transgender rights.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterAfter the Supreme Court legalized gay marriage in 2015, activists in Louisiana had to remind people that the fight for equality was not over.“We always echoed that ‘You can get married on Saturday and fired on Monday,'” says SarahJane Guidry, executive director of Forum for Equality, headquartered in New Orleans.On Monday, the court changed that, ruling that discrimination against gay and transgender workers is illegal under Title VII. The ruling puts an end to a 30-year battle in state houses and Congress for equality in the workplace.But the fight for full equality — in public accommodations, adoptions, housing, and so on — still goes on.“In Louisiana, you can still be evicted.

The Supreme Court ruled on Monday that employees can't be fired for being gay or transgender. The landmark civil rights law protects members of the LGBTQ+ community from discrimination in the workplace and the decision is a resounding victory for LGBT rights from a conservative court.

The Supreme Court ruled Monday that a landmark civil rights law protects LGBTQ+ people from discrimination in employment, a resounding victory for LGBTQ+ rights from a conservative court.

said on Twitter, “today we mark another milestone in our struggle for equality with a victory in the Supreme Court, extending Title VII non-discrimination [sic] protections to LGBTQs. O happy day!”Other queer stars of the screen including Ellen DeGeneres and “Orange is the New Black” star Laverne Cox weighed in with their thoughts.

Human By Orientation platform, which will host daily virtual events honoring the LGBTQIA+ community from June 18 to June 28.All of the events on the platform are free, including musical performances from Janelle Monáe, Todrick Hall and Kim Petras.Jackie Gagne, vice president of multicultural marketing at HBO, said in a press release that this year’s Pride month is more important than ever. “Black lives matter, Black trans lives matter, Black queer lives matter.

Human By Orientation site on Monday to celebrate Pride Month and highlight the ongoing activism for LGBTQIA+ equality.Described as “a safe space for the LGBTQIA+ community and allies to gather, recharge, and spread joy,” HBO Pride 2020 kicks off Thursday, June 18 and runs through June 28.Two of LA’s most notorious warehouse parties — Por Detroit x Ostbahnhof — come together opening night to show off the city’s diverse and colorful community.

The Supreme Court has ruled that a federal law prohibiting discrimination in the workplace protects LGBTQ+ employees from being fired due to discrimination.

The Legend of Korra, and Michael D. Cohen from Henry Danger.SpongeBob has long been held up by fans as a LGBTQ+ icon.

the Trump administration cruelly ended all civil rights protections for trans people in the American health care system.Organized by the Black Advisory Board, a coalition of Black LGBTQ+ organizations, the event was “in direct response to racial injustice, systemic racism, and all forms of oppression,” the group said, noting that the famed 1969 Stonewall Riots, considered to be the start of the modern LGBTQ+ movement, was started by two trans women, Marsha P.

wrote @KalhanR.“Announcing Spongebob being gay then turning comments off cause it ain’t no debate,” tweeted @Drebae_, noting how the network turned off the ability to reply to their tweet.

Nickelodeon might have just confirmed that SpongeBob SquarePants is gay.

Victoria Beckham has left fans enraged after promoting her new Gay Pride T-shirt, where 25 per cent of the sales will go the charity.The 46 year old, who was recently slammed by trolls for sharing a picture of her daughter Harper wearing a school uniform during lockdown, took to her Instagram feed to share a selfie to announce the launch.The brunette beauty looked stunning in the snaps, where she could be seen wearing the £95 white T-shirt with a logo on the front, which reads: 'Listen Without Prejudice' – a reference to the 1990 George Michael album of the same name. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaNew Works Provincetown, a developmental theatre lab founded by producer Mark Cortale to create and develop new theatrical works, has commissioned its first full length musical entitled “The Last Diva.” The show will boast a book by Jonathan Tolins of “Buyer & Cellar” fame as well as music by Scott Frankel and lyrics by Michael Korie. Frankel and Korie previously collaborated on the Broadway musicals “Grey Gardens” and “War Paint,” both of which centered on very different kinds of divas.

YouTube is launching a $100 million fund to support Black creators on its platform. “At YouTube, we believe Black lives matter and we all need to do more to dismantle systemic racism,” YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki wrote in a Thursday morning blog post where she announced the multiyear fund “dedicated to amplifying and developing the voices of Black creators and artists and their stories.” As part of the effort, the platform will live-stream fundraising event Bear Witness, Take Action on Saturday, June 13.

YouTube is launching a $100 million fund to support Black creators on its platform. “At YouTube, we believe Black lives matter and we all need to do more to dismantle systemic racism,” Y

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorYouTube announced a multiyear, $100 million fund dedicated to “amplifying and developing the voices of Black creators and artists and their stories,” according to CEO Susan Wojcicki.“At YouTube, we believe Black lives matter and we all need to do more to dismantle systemic racism,” CEO Susan Wojcicki wrote in a blog post.

Remembering Pride Month's history. On Tuesday, Queer Eye star Karamo Brown virtually stopped by Daily Pop and shared with E!'s Justin Sylvester his plan for this year's Pride.

George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery, among too many more, is a fitting reminder of where our community came from and how much further we have to go.«Pride Month came about because we were protesting police brutality,» explains queen Shea Couleé. The Stonewall Riots of June 1969 saw the LGBTQ community in New York City rise against constant police raids on gay bars, a series of demonstrations that would spark the start of the gay rights movement and inspire the first-ever official Pride parade.«When we think about the community leaders back in 1969, the people that were really out there out there organizing on behalf of the people were trans women of color like Marsha P.

made national headlines after a video he shot of a white woman in Central Park calling the police on him following a dispute over her failure to keep her dog on a leash is using his temporary platform to endorse New York City Councilman Ritchie Torres for an open congressional seat in the South Bronx.Cooper, an openly gay East Village resident, has a history of LGBTQ activism, including participating in a counter-protest against a 2011 rally held by then-State Sen. Ruben Díaz, Sr.

For a 1960s sitcom that on the surface was about as straight as you can get — attractive woman who happens to be a witch wants to be normal housewife, so she marries a high-strung ad exec — a lot of gay magic lurks just beneath the surface of ABC's Bewitched. There's Samantha, the witch played by Elizabeth Montgomery (who was 31 when she started), who sublimates her true identity to fit into postwar suburban America, trading in her broom for a Chevy convertible (despite the best efforts of nosy neighbor Gladys Kravitz to out her).

Nina Jacobson was still early in her tenure at Universal when she turned to her colleague Josh Donen and awkwardly blurted out some version of "I just want you to know that I'm not the straightest person in the world." The Crazy Rich Asians producer was far too embarrassed to even utter the word "lesbian," she acknowledges now, nearly three decades later. "And then I asked, 'Do you think the bosses know?' And Josh was like, 'Oh, Nina, I think at this point it's safe to assume everybody knows.' And I go, 'Oh, really? OK, fantastic.' " And that was it.

Meg Zukin With 1.4 million Instagram followers, Tommy Dorfman is one of the breakout stars of Netflix’s “13 Reasons Why.” But when Dorfman, who is gender-nonconforming and goes by the pronouns “they” and “them,” was shopping around for a new agent in 2017, the process was harder than it should have been. As Dorfman recalls, one representative told them that not identifying with a single gender was “a fad,” and the agency couldn’t sign them.