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Portland, Oregon, is about to lose one of its most famous LGBTQ+ third spaces. The owners of Scandals, which has been open since 1978 in downtown Portland, took to social media on Sunday to announce that its iconic Harvey Milk Street location will close Sept. 21.The social post informed customers of the shuttering of the currently location, while thanking the community for its support for over four decades.For nearly half a century, Scandals has been more than a bar, said the statement. Its been a safe haven, a gathering place, a dance floor, a stage and a home for so many in our LGBTQAI+ community and beyond. Weve laughed, cried, celebrated and stood together through times of joy and times of challenge.To our incredible customers: Your support, loyalty and love have been the heartbeat of this place. You didnt just walk through our doors; you brought Scandals to life every single day.To the nonprofits weve partnered with: Thank you for allowing us to be part of your vital work. Whether raising funds, building awareness, or standing in solidarity. Its been an honor to serve alongside you for causes that matter deeply to us all.To our community: Youve made Scandals a landmark, not just in Portland nightlife, but in LGBTQAI+ history. Youve filled these walls with music, dancing, activism, friendship and chosen family.The post goes on to say that A new iteration of Scandals will be coming this fall to NE Alberta. We are looking forward to making a new all ages family friendly queer space. Back in June, Eater PDX broke news about the Alberta Street location, but at the time it was reported to be an additional location. While messages of support and nostalgia poured in for Scandals, so did concerns and backlash about the new iterations family-friendly and all ages description. Comments on Scandals Instagram have since been limited. The new establishment is expected to open this fall. In June, another longstanding LGBTQ+ establishment, CC Slaughters, announced they would be closing on Aug. 3 after 44 years in business. The message is still on their website but interested buyers have recently put in a bid to take over the establishment and the bar is still operating. The post After 46 years, Portlands Scandals gay bar to shutter Harvey Milk Street space appeared first on News Is Out.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has publicly supported his churchs Christian Nationalist pastor Doug Wilson, reposting a CNN interview in which Wilson says hed like to re-criminalize consensual same-sex sexual encounters and deny women the right to vote. Hegseth has previously said that it was a mistake to allow homosexuals and bisexuals into the U.S. military.In the late 70s and early 80s, sodomy was a felony in all 50 states. That America of that day was not a totalitarian hellhole, Wilson tells CNN in the interview clip, which Hegseth reposted to his personal X account this past weekend. When asked if hed like those laws to be reinstated, Wilson answers, Yep. Related JD Vance poses with TV host who called for violence against LGBTQ+ people Contrary to his statement, a few states actively repealed their anti-sodomy laws in the 70s and 80s. Under these laws, arrestees could be fired, publicly shamed, and denied legal protections over their loved ones in the United States fascistic anti-gay system. During the 1980s, the U.S. government also largely ignored the AIDS epidemic, essentially ignoring the deaths of tens of thousands of gay and bisexual men.Elsewhere in the interview, the CNN interviewer mentions that Wilson believes women shouldnt be allowed to vote (instead, allowing their husbands or male heads of the household to vote), that he would like to turn the world into a Christian world, and that decent human beings owned slaves. Insights for the LGBTQ+ community Subscribe to our briefing for insights into how politics impacts the LGBTQ+ community and more. Subscribe to our Newsletter today Reposting the interview on his X account, Hegseth wrote, All of Christ for All of Life, which is the one of Wilsons slogans and also the title of his podcast, them reported. Wilson has also written blog posts stating, We know that sodomy is worse, the aforementioned publication noted.All of Christ for All of Life. https://t.co/QqXhqZFStv Pete Hegseth (@PeteHegseth) August 8, 2025 Wilson is the co-founded of the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches (CREC), a Christian Nationalist denomination with over 130 churches worldwide. Among its key beliefs is that the United States should be subject to biblical law.Wilson recently opened a CREC church in Washington D.C., which he says is part of his plan to turn the U.S. into a Christian nation Hegseth reportedly attends the church.In a June 2024 episode ofThe Ben Shapiro Show, Hegseth said he thinks the repeal of Dont Ask, Dont Tell the militarys ban on out lesbian, gay, and bisexual service members was part of the Marxist and leftist shift that led to the trans agenda being pushed into the military, thus undermining the militarys overall effectiveness. While he later walked back his opposition to LGB military members at a Senate confirmation hearing the following December, he has since helped implement the current presidents purge of transgender military members, alluding to trans individuals as mentally ill, selfish, dishonorable, deceitful, undisciplined, and unfit for military service.Hegsethspent his college days at Princeton campaigning against LGBTQ+ rights. As publisher of the conservative magazineThe Princeton Toryin the early 2000s, he oversaw a team that railed against the homosexual lifestyle, andin one 2002 issue, argued that The movement to legitimize the homosexual lifestyle and homosexual marriages is strong and must be vigorously opposed. It called homosexuality abnormal and immoral.In that same issue, Hegseth wrote in his Notes from the Publisher that the glorification of diversity is a problem that plagues most of American academia today. He said Western ideas deserve priority over other areas of study because the fact that the United States is a global superpower demonstrates the[ir] enduring strength. Another issue of The Princeton Torypublished by HegsethslammedtheNew York Timesfor its decision to start covering same-sex marriage announcements, calling it dangerous because it could inspire people to want to marry siblings, children, or dogs.Hegseth has been accused of sexual assault andextreme drunkenness.His own mother has accused him of abusing women.Subscribe to theLGBTQ Nation newsletterand be the first to know about the latest headlines shaping LGBTQ+ communities worldwide.

Write this down!James Longman serves as the Chief International Correspondent for ABC News and he's now tackling hosting responsibilities on the new Disney+ series What You Need to Know."People are under siege from information from all sides. Often, it feels like there's just so much out there, so what we're trying to do is curate it in under 10 minutes so every morning you can get up to speed with exactly what you need to know," Longman tells PRIDE. See on Instagram Longman is bringing more crucial LGBTQ+ representation to mainstream news media. The TV host proudly shows off his loving relationship with his husband, Alex Brannan, despite political unrest for the queer community across the globe."Most countries in the world, it is illegal or very difficult to be gay culturally or legally. It feels good to know that there are kids out there watching who are having a difficult time with it, who think to themselves, well maybe life life might not be so difficult."The broadcaster hopes to inspire up-and-coming gay journalists who may be a bit intimidated by anti-LGBTQ+ legislation ramping up around the world."I can be in a foreign country where it's not okay to be gay and I will just play along with questions about whether or not I'm married to a woman or if I'm planning to have children anytime soon. It doesn't affect me in any way. It doesn't mean that I can't live the life that I want to live in my own home and online." What You Need to Know is streaming now on Disney+. To see the full interview with James Longman, check out the video at the top of the page.

Jacob Elordi (Saltburn) and Margot Robbie (Barbie) are taking the moors by storm in a Wuthering Heights adaptation that already looks way spicier than anything your AP Lit class discussed.The upcoming Valentines Day 2026 adaptation, helmed by Emerald Fennell, the filmmaker behind Promising Young Woman and the ultra-provocative Saltburn, hasnt even released a trailer, but its already dominating timelines thanks to two converging threads: a star-driven cast debate over Robbies age and Elordis race, and early-screening chatter about graphic, boundary-pushing scenes that could make this Fennells most daring work to date.With fresh arguments stoked over fidelity versus reinterpretation and discourse similar to what Emily Bront experienced upon releasing the novel in the 1800s, Fennell managed to turn a classic tale once viewed as unconventional into a culture-war lightning rod again.Heres whats confirmed, whats contested, and whats expected of the upcoming release.What is 'Wuthering Heights' about?Wuthering Heights is an 1847 novel written by Emily Bront that recounts the passionate, chaotic, and toxic relationship between Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff, with the Yorkshire moors as their battleground in a farmhouse called Wuthering Heights. Over the years, and especially as Catherine marries a man named Edgar Linton, Heathcliff becomes consumed by their bond, and his story largely shapes the story, which is told by the Wuthering Heights housekeeper, Nelly.The novel, the only one Bront ever wrote, is known for its exploration of themes surrounding obsession, class, and revenge. Although the text itself isnt explicitly queer, it often has many connections with queer identity, and studies have examined the areas of lesbianism and censorship in the text.Apart from the upcoming adaptation, the novel has received four other major feature screen adaptations, starting in 1939, followed by another in 1992, again in 2009, and the most recent in 2011.None of them had the same amount of controversy or ire surrounding them, but none of them had Emerald Fennell behind the wheel.Who is Emerald Fennell?Its likely youre already somewhat familiar with Emerald Fennell, especially if youve seen Saltburn or Promising Young Woman. Whether youre familiar with her or not, you can certainly expect to buckle up for an unforgettable and unconventional ride.Fennell is known for pushing the boundaries onscreen. Anyone whos seen Saltburn wont forget that bathwater scene anytime soon, which saw a character drink the bathwater of another character who had just bathed and masturbated in it. Besides directing, Fennell is also known for her roles as Princess Merkalova in Anna Karenina, Elsa in The Danish Girl, Nurse Patsy Mount in Call the Midwife, Camilla Parker Bowles in The Crown, and Midge in Barbie. She made her directorial debut with Promising Young Woman in 2020, then made shockwaves in 2023 with the release of Saltburn, which was an explicitly gay film following the dynamic between Oscar (Barry Keoghan) and Felix (Elordi).It also had us officially seated for anything else she ever put her creative mind into.The casting debateFans split early over the casting of Elordi as Heathcliff and Robbie as Catherine. Some argue Robbie reads older than Bronts 18-year-old heroine, while others welcome a grown-up refocus on obsession and power.When footage of Robbie in a wedding dress was released in March, people were quick to note that it was not faithful to the books time period, which made people wonder what else might not be up to par. (@) Deadlines full cast reveal announcing Hong Chau as Nelly and Shazad Latif as Edgar Linton triggered fresh debate about fidelity to the novels descriptions versus modern casting priorities. People honed in on Elordi as Heathcliff, whom the text describes as having darker skin without ever identifying his race or nationality. Comparatively, Linton is described as having lighter hair with blue eyes and pale skin, whereas Latif is Pakistani. (@) According to Deadline, back in April, casting director Kharmel Cochrane defended her casting choice but did admit that some English Lit fans that are not going to be happy.To further Cochranes defense, only Andrea Arnolds 2011 adaptation included a mixed-race actor, James Howson, in the lead, with the others played by Ralph Fiennes, Tom Hardy, and Timothy Dalton.Apart from that, Cochrane also said in the same Deadline interview that it was just a book and that she didnt need to be accurate because its all art.She also warned that, if you didnt like the casting, to wait until you see the set design because that is even more shocking, and added that there may or may not be a dog collar in it.Turns out, theres that and so much moreNSFW rumorsOn August 5, writer Jordan Ruimy released an early reaction post on World of Reel that left him slightly more intrigued about seeing the movie himself.He said the audience reaction was largely mixed, with one attendee describing it as aggressively provocative and tonally abrasive, which sounds exactly like what weve come to expect from Fennell. But its the films hyper-sexualized imagery thats left everyone talking, which includes a man ejaculating mid-execution while a nun fondles his visible erection.Theres also a scene involving a woman strapped into horses reins for a BDSM-tinged encounter and several masturbation scenes shot in that now-signature Fennell styleintimate, clinical, and powerfully discomforting. (@) Despite some of the negative pushback, Ruimy also said it might not be a bad thing for this to be the most unusual Wuthering Heights adaptation to date, especially since it unapologetically diverges from its source material.Robbie and Elordi also reportedly delivered committed performances that included great chemistry, even if they portrayed unlikeable and cold characters.What is the release date for 'Wuthering Heights'?As of now, no trailer has been released for the movie, but we expect one soon as the early reports start to leak out.Its currently set to hit theaters on February 14, 2026.

Jennifer Lopez has faced plenty of curveballs in her decades-long career, but a bug ambush mid-performance might be a first.During her Up All Night: Live in 2025 tour stop in Almaty, Kazakhstan, on Aug. 10, the 56-year-old superstar was in full vocal flow when an uninvited guest decided to join her under the lights. A cricket, bold enough to ignore both security and common sense, began its slow climb up Lopezs shimmering dress.From the audiences view, it was almost cinematic: J.Lo singing into the mic, a sparkle in her eye, while a tiny six-legged daredevil made its way from her waistline to her neck. If you look closely in fan-shot videos, you can see the moment she registers the movement, a subtle shift in expression, followed by a quick, precise snatch of the insect before tossing it offstage like it was all part of the choreography.It Was Tickling MeAs Lopez later told the crowd, It was tickling me, with a playful grin that got an even bigger reaction than the bug itself. Its not every day your arena ticket includes live music and a National Geographic moment.Honestly, the whole thing had me cackling. The way she handled it was peak camp, no scream, no break in the music, just a seamless flick worthy of a slow-motion replay. You could practically hear the cricket thinking, I made it this far, and she still ended me in one move.The Internet ReactsClips of the moment quickly hit social media, with fans praising her unshakable composure. OMG!!! I would have panicked!! She handled it very well! Queen! one person wrote. Another saying, Omg I would have freaked out. Kudos to her.This isnt Lopezs first brush with unexpected stage surprises, but it might be one of the most oddly endearing. The incident feels destined for the highlight reel of 2025 tour memories, just as Justin Timberlakes This is going to ruin the world tour, comment did last summer.If anything, the moment proves what weve always known: whether shes facing flashing cameras or a rogue insect, Jennifer Lopez doesnt break a sweat. She just keeps the show going, and looks fabulous doing it.Source

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Tammy Bruce, a former Democrat turned hard-right MAGA loyalist was tapped by President Trump on Saturday to serve as a deputy ambassador to the United Nations.The longtime Fox News personality and out lesbian has served as press secretary for the State Department since January, and has a well-documented history attacking the LGBTQ+ community and promoting a raft of bizarre and undemocratic claims. Related Lesbian Trump official compared to cartoon villain after unhinged claim about Trumps authority I am pleased to announce that I am nominating Tammy Bruce, a Great Patriot, Television Personality, and Bestselling Author, as our next Deputy Representative of the United States to the United Nations, with the rank of Ambassador, Trump posted to Truth Social.In her role at the State Department, Bruce joined other out officials in the Trump administration including Special Presidential Envoy for Special Missions of United States Ric Grenell, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant, and Director of Digital Content Billy McLaughlin in pushing the presidents hate-filled anti-LGBTQ+ crusade. Insights for the LGBTQ+ community Subscribe to our briefing for insights into how politics impacts the LGBTQ+ community and more. Subscribe to our Newsletter today In 2023, Bruce asserted on Fox that Pride campaigns really do damage to the gay and lesbian community and were embarrassing, after advising Americans not to condemn homophobes just because theyre different during the first Trump administration.During Pride month this year, she was asked at a State Department briefing if she thought it was appropriate to ban a Pride parade, as Vice President J.D. Vance once suggested.She replied, Well, you know, when the vice president or any of us speak about the nature of policy or I think whats important regarding freedom of expression, um, thats our plan and what we feel is important to convey. Q: Do you think that it's appropriate to ban an LGBTQ Pride Parade?TAMMY BRUCE: Well, you know, when the vice president or any of us speak about the nature of policy or I think what's important regarding freedom of expression, um, that's our plan and what we feel is important pic.twitter.com/IPzAiCuvby Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) June 30, 2025As press secretary, Bruce has also claimed that the truth is whatever Trump says it is.Whats happening is what President Trump thinks and says, Bruce said at a State Department briefing about Irans nuclear enrichment program.One X user replied to a repost of her response, writing, Sorry, were not North Korea. Tammy Bruce: "The thing that matters when it comes to American policy and what's happening is what President Trump thinks and says." pic.twitter.com/wxGr746wQ6 Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) June 3, 2025 In the heat of the presidential campaign last year, Bruce likened Democrats to batterers and said Biden had ended the world. She said, by contrast, Weve always seen honesty with Trump.Shes also accused Disney of a hate crime hoax perpetrated by conspiracy theorists for opposing Floridas infamous Dont Say Gay law, which forbids LGBTQ+ instruction in public schools. Bruce believes Trumps baseless claim that the 2020 election was stolen from him. She has also wished that she could give her COVID-19 vaccine back.In 2021, Bruce raged at Biden for saying that men and women are equal, condemning him for adding the word women to the phrase famously contained in the Declaration of Independence.Alright, you noticed how he added women and men are created equal, not just men,Bruce said sternly on Fox. It matters, right? Thats not what the Founders wrote.In 2021, Bruce claimed that Democrats were funding research into human-animal hybrids, as a lower-third banner on Fox declared,Mutants are coming!Subscribe to theLGBTQ Nation newsletterand be the first to know about the latest headlines shaping LGBTQ+ communities worldwide.

Ten years after the landmark Obergefell v. Hodges decision made marriage equality the law of the land, the Supreme Court could soon face its first direct challenge to that ruling. In 2015, Kim Davis was the elected county clerk in Rowan County, Kentucky, when she refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples following the Obergefell decision. Citing her religious beliefs, Davis defied a court order to comply with the law and spent six days in jail.Her defiance made her a hero to the religious right and a symbol of resistance to LGBTQ+ rights. It also sparked years of litigation, culminating in a jury awarding $100,000 in emotional damages to one couple she denied, plus $260,000 in attorneys fees.Petition Aims to Erase Marriage Equality PrecedentLast month, Davis filed a petition asking the Supreme Court to overturn those damages and Obergefell itself.Her argument: The First Amendments free exercise clause should shield her from personal liability for refusing marriage licenses on religious grounds. Her filing calls the 2015 decision egregiously wrong and legal fiction.If there ever was a case of exceptional importance, wrote her attorney Mathew Staver, the first individual in the Republics history who was jailed for following her religious convictions regarding the historic definition of marriage, this should be it.This marks the first formal bid to overturn Obergefell since the 2015 ruling. It comes amid a growing conservative push to roll back marriage equality with at least nine states in 2025 introducing bills to block new same-sex marriage licenses or passing resolutions urging the Supreme Court to reverse the decision, according to Lambda Legal.GRAYSON, KY SEPTEMBER 8: Rowan County Clerk of Courts Kim Davis waves to a crowd of her supporters at a rally in front of the Carter County Detention Center on September 8, 2015 in Grayson, Kentucky. Davis was ordered to jail last week for contempt of court after refusing a court order to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. (Photo by Ty Wright/Getty Images)What Does This MeanStill, legal experts say Davis challenge is unlikely to succeed.Not a single judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals showed any interest in Daviss rehearing petition, said William Powell, attorney for David Ermold and David Moore, the now-married couple at the center of the case. We are confident the Supreme Court will likewise agree that Daviss arguments do not merit further attention, he told ABC News.What Happens NextThe Supreme Court will consider Davis petition in a private conference this fall. If the justices take it up, oral arguments could be scheduled for spring 2026 with a decision expected by June 2026.Source

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Grammy-winning rapper Cardi B announced Monday (Aug. 11) that shell drop Imaginary Players this Friday (Aug. 15). Just a lil taste of the drama. IMAGINARY PLAYERS THIS FRIDAY, she teased on Instagram, posting a photo of herself in a matching white fur coat and Rolls Royce, rocking pastel pink hair.The new track arrives just two months after Outside, her summer hit that climbed to No. 1 on both Billboards Rhythmic Airplay and Rap Airplay charts earlier this month. Outside also debuted at No. 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 in July, marking Cardis 13th top 10 single.Part of Am I the Drama? EraImaginary Players will join Outside on Cardis upcoming sophomore album Am I the Drama?, due Sept. 19 via Atlantic Records. The project will also feature her chart-toppers WAP with Megan Thee Stallion and Up a choice Cardi defended to fans on X.This will be the last and only time Im gonna address this, she wrote. WAP and Up are two of my biggest songs, my fans have been asking me to put them on an album, and people search for them on IOP all the time they deserve a home.Seven Years in the MakingAm I the Drama? comes seven years after Cardis debut album Invasion of Privacy, which topped the Billboard 200 in 2018, won the Grammy for best rap album in 2019, and made RIAA history in 2022 when all 13 tracks were certified platinum or higher.With Imaginary Players dropping this week, the countdown is officially on for Cardis return and if her recent hits are any indication, shes about to dominate the charts all over again.Source

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