Hugh Jackman's wife dismisses 'silly' sexuality speculation

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Heartstopper was a reminder of what it is to be alive: to be open to the joy of finding yourself, even despite all of life’s complications. It’s a complicated time to be LGBTQ, to say the least. Last week a leaked draft opinion signaled that the Supreme Court is preparing to overturn Roe v.

About: Comic-book nerd Wesley 'Wes' Hudson has been pining after his best friend, Nico, for as long as he can remember, and with the two of them heading off to separate colleges in a month, the time to confess his true feelings is running out. To make matters worse, Wes' dream job at his beloved safe space and local used book store, Once Upon a Page, is put at risk when a coffeeshop franchise shows interest in buying the space.

Urvashi Vaid, a lawyer and activist who was a leading figure in the fight for L.G.B.T.Q. equality for more than four decades, died on Saturday in Manhattan. She was 63.

Heartstopper, it turns out you aren’t the only one. Russell T Davies, who rebooted the Doctor Who television series in 2005 and ran it until 2010, was also blown away by Finney.“We all fell in love with her in Heartstopper, one of those shows which changes the world – and now Yasmin can change the Whoniverse,” the showrunner, who’ll return to Doctor Who in 2023, told the BBC.Finney is set to star in the role of Rose, a name very familiar to long-time Whovians. “Life on Doctor Who gets brighter and wilder – how can there be another Rose?” Russell teased.Rose Tyler, a companion of the time-traveling Doctor, was originally played by Billie Piper in seasons one, two, four, and a handful of guest spots.

Outfest today unveiled the lineup for its second annual LGBTQIA+ television festival, The OutFronts—a four-day hybrid event with free-to-view, internationally accessible virtual panel discussions and ticketed in-person events in Los Angeles, featuring the talent from some of the most exciting LGBTQIA+ programs available on television today. The festival will run from June 3-6, kicking off with the world premiere in-person screening of Peacock’s Queer As Folk at the Theatre at the Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles, which will be followed by a conversation with the reimagining’s creators and cast.

Heartstopper, it turns out you aren’t the only one. Russell T Davies, who rebooted the Doctor Who television series in 2005 and ran it until 2010, was also blown away by Finney.“We all fell in love with her in Heartstopper, one of those shows which changes the world – and now Yasmin can change the Whoniverse,” the showrunner, who’ll return to Doctor Who in 2023, told the BBC.Finney is set to star in the role of Rose, a name very familiar to long-time Whovians.

WTVJ reports. Miami-Dade County police have not confirmed this and have released few details about the case.Morris’s friends and family, who called her Sequence, held a vigil at the site where she was found, with about 100 people attending.

The artist known as Tom of Finland would have turned 102 this year. A pioneer of LGBTQ and erotic arts, Tom of Finland not only pushed the boundaries of homoerotic art and censorship in the 1950s and 60s, but his images became intertwined with gay culture and the gay aesthetic of the 1970s until present day.His stylized and exaggerated images of masculine men being joyfully erotic changed the way that many gay men saw themselves and their sexuality.

Prince William and Elton John were among those praising U.K. soccer player Jake Daniels for coming out as gay this week.

Reddit's "Am I The A**hole" (AITA) forum under a throwaway account, the man—who's white—explained that he briefly lived with his best friend's family, otherwise known as his "Black family," as a teenager after his parents kicked him out.The post has garnered more than 11,000 upvotes and over 700 comments from Redditors who argued that his best friend's family should be included in his wedding photos, considering they were the ones who took him in after his biological family cast him out.At the beginning of his post, the man explained that his sister "outed" him as gay to his "very wealthy, conservative parents" when he was 16."After a long back-and-forth between them and me, they decided to kick me out two days after my 17th birthday," he said.According to a 2017 study from Chapin Hall, LGBT youth are "120 percent more likely to experience homelessness than their heterosexual and cisgendered peers," Newsweek reported.The study found that of the U.S.'s 1.6 million homeless youth, more than 40 percent identified as LGBT. This homelessness rate, said the study, is "rooted in the lack of acceptance of LGBT youth, both in and outside their homes.""Most homeless LGBT people end up on the streets before their 18th birthday, and about a quarter first experience homelessness before they celebrate their sweet 16," the study found, according to Newsweek.Fortunately, the Redditor said his friend's family took him in after his parents kicked him out."In the six months I lived there, my friend's mom became my mom, and her dad became my dad.

On the opening page of Alejandro Varela’s debut novel The Town of Babylon, the protagonist Andrés identifies the moment his intuition told him to turn the other way, to resist the temptation toward mess. Of course, he ignores his own judgment and goes anyway.

The Pretoria-based OUT LGBT Well-being says it is alarmed at ongoing reports that gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men (MSM) are falling prey to kidnappers and extortionists on dating and networking apps.

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POZ magazine.The bill, SB 164, was first introduced by Republican state senator Chuck Hufstetler in the Senate and was supported in the House by Republican representative Sharon Cooper. According to Georgia Equality, the legislation had received “almost unanimous support” in both chambers.Georgia follows the lead of many other states that have updated their HIV-related laws to better align with modern science, particularly the U=U movement.

Monkeypox virus, bringing to seven the total number of patients infected with the dangerous virus. According to a report in the Independent, the most recent cases of the zoonotic disease which can be fatal in up to 10 percent of its victims, were among gay, bisexual, or men who have sex with men, and who appeared to have contracted the disease in London. Monkeypox virus is endemic to central and western Africa, and U.K.

A graduating high school senior left his classmates gagging as he ascended to prom king royalty… in full drag.Cristian Hernandez, 18, donned a sequined gown and blonde wig as he worked the runway to accept his crown and sash, much to the delight of his Jeffersonville High School peers.The triumphant moment was captured on video and shared to Hernandez’s TikTok.“King… queen… whatever you wanna call it I’m still that b*tch,” he wrote in the caption.king… queen… whatever you wanna call it im still that bitch #prom #promking #promqueen #drag #gay #LGBT #mothersday #queen #rupualsdragrace #makeup ? original sound – Cristian? “Honestly, when I walked out there, I left everybody speechless,” Hernandez told NBC News. “In my head I’m thinking, ‘I’m not going to win.’ I was just praying to the gay lords.”“I want to inspire people to try and break down those barriers that have been put up,” he added.Asked if he had anything to say to other LGBTQ students out there, he said: “Really be yourself, and confidence is key.

Philip Schofield, 57, praised the brave young footballer Jake Daniels for coming out as gay on Monday (May 16).Jake, 17, made the decision to open up about his experience after explaining he didn't want to hide his true self.Phillip spoke about how he wished he had the same “eloquence” as Jake, being so young.The footballer said that he knew from a young age that he was gay, but kept it to himself and tried to hide it from his friends at school.Phil and Holly Willoughby spoke on Tuesday's (May 17) instalment on This Morning where they discussed how “toxic” the football industry can be at times.Phil said: “What’s important now, and this may be very naive, is that I think he will have an amazing amount of support, help and care within his own community; you’re seeing tweets from other footballers, amazing.“But I think it’s time to say, look at your sport, look at the beauty of your sport and your players supporting them, maybe this is the time to say right, let’s not go for him on the pitch.”Phil spoke to The Sun on Sunday and discussed coming out at 57. He said: “I admit I was perhaps a bit naive.

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Legendary attorney, LGBTQ activist, and author Urvashi Vaid, known for her extensive career as an advocate for LGBTQ rights, women’s rights, anti-war efforts, immigration justice, and many other social causes, died today at age 63 in her home in New York City. Vaid was the Executive Director of the National LGBTQ Task Force from 1989 […]

Either Tucker Carlson is working extra hard to piss people off, or it just comes naturally to him. We’re not sure which is worse.The Fox News host alienated viewers across the aisle on Monday evening following a segment on the racist mass shooting in Buffalo, and another one on Texas Rep.

Move over 007, there’s a new secret agent here to save the day.Cop Secret is a campy new cop comedy. It stars comedian Auðunn Blöndal Detective Bússi as Reykjavik, Iceland’s most famous cop.

Charlotte, N.C., after she says she was outed by her golf coach while she was a student in 2018.In the lawsuit, the woman states that she was humiliated and suffered from depression over being forced out. She also says that it resulted in her being sexually harassed, according to local TV station WSOC.

Every now and then I remember fleeting moments of the events that took place in the small windowless ‘counselling room’ in 1989 – where I was assaulted.The flashbacks of my assault are vivid; re-lived by a recent application I made to volunteer in supporting LGBT+ youth – in the same city I received my ‘counselling’ – just a street away from where the incident took place. In the summer of 1987, I was a 15-year-old working a paper round and thinking about how to explore my sexuality. It was a time when the AIDS epidemic was at its height and homophobia was rife in the UK. The age of consent for gay people was 21, and young people like me were living under Section 28 – a law that prohibited the promotion of homosexuality in educational settings. Add to this being a British South Asian, I had a lot to lose and fear. I discovered a helpline for gays and lesbians in the residential phone directory.

Prime Video has unveiled the cast members participating in their LGBTQ+ inclusive dating reality series Lovestruck High. 

CHRIS AZZOPARDI | Contributing WriterTwitter: @chrisazzopardi Leslie Jordan and Cheyenne Jackson, co-stars in the Fox sitcom Call Me Kat, are in separate locations on Zo

WATCH: Hugh Jackman talks about his marriageThere has been long-standing speculation over Hugh's sexuality, despite the fact that he's in a happy marriage. The comments will inevitably start up any time Hugh posts about his wife, which he recently did to celebrate their anniversary."Today I celebrate 26 years of marriage to my extraordinary wife," he penned in a tribute on their anniversary.

For years, people have speculated about whether or not Hugh Jackman is gay — and once again, his wife Deborra-Lee Furness is sharing her brutally honest thoughts on those incessant rumors!

Hugh Jackman: Boring. During a recent appearance on the podcast, the Australian actress tried to apply some logic to the rumors that her other half is gay, telling host Gus Worland, «If he was gay, he could be gay. He didn't have to hide in the closet anymore. And he'd be dating Brad Pitt or whatever.»«It's so silly,» she added, «and then people perpetuate silly things.

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 Tallahassee Democrat. That contradicts earlier reporting that suggested Diaz-Johnston’s body had initially been transported to the Jackson landfill from a dump site in Okaloosa County, more than 150 miles away from his home.Last Thursday, Steven Yinger, a 36-year-old who has a history of burglary and theft convictions, was indicted on first-degree murder and other charges in connection with Diaz-Johnston’s death, including tampering with evidence, theft of Diaz-Johnston’s possessions and fraudulently using his personal information, reports The Washington Post.

Hugh Jackman may not mind if people suspect he’s gay, but his wife is clearly over it. Can you blame her?Appearing on the Not an Overnight Success podcast Deborra-Lee Furness called the persistent rumors “silly” and argued that if true, he’d have come out by now.“I mean, hello guys – if he was gay, he could be gay!” she said. “He didn’t have to hide in the closet anymore, and he’d be dating Brad Pitt, or whatever.

Laughing it off. After more than two decades of marriage, Deborra-Lee Furness opened up about ignoring the rumors about her relationship with Hugh Jackman.

Hugh Jackman‘s wife Deborra-Lee Furness is addressing the rumors about his sexuality.

Not an Overnight Success podcast she went on: ‘He didn’t have to hide in the closet anymore, and he’d be dating Brad Pitt, or whatever. Not that Brad’s gay, but you know what I’m saying!’She continued, saying the pair ‘don’t read a lot of that stuff’: ‘It’s so silly, and then people perpetuate silly things and it’s boring.’It’s not the first time Deborra-Lee has addressed the rumours around her husband, which she previously dubbed ‘made up’ and ‘mean-spirited’.During an appearance on Anh’s Brush With Fame, she joked: ‘He’s been gay so many years. I was gay too.

Deborra-Lee Furness is addressing those rumours about her husband Hugh Jackman’s sexuality once again.

Rapper Isaiah Rashad used his recent Coachella performance to address his rumoured sex tape.

Coronation Street scenes, Summer Spellman is found slumped on the bench unconscious next to boxes full of alcopops.Police find her and assume her to be drunk and take her down to the station.Amy Barllow (Elle Mulvaney) and Aadi Alahan (Adam Hussain) call at the police station and tell Craig Tinker (Colson Smith) about Summer's arrest and how they suspect she might be suffering from her diabetes.Craig hurries to the cells where he finds Summer in a diabetic coma, before shouting out for someone to call an ambulance.Will they get to Summer to hospital in time or will it be too late?Summer is currently played by Harriet Bibby, but before she took on the role the character was portrayed by actress Matilda Freeman.Amid Summer's big storyline in Corrie, Daily Star have taken a look into Matilda's life.Matilda, who joined the Corrie cast in 2017, was born in Chester on August 31, 2004 – which makes her 17 years of age as of April 2022.She made her TV debut when she played the role of a character called Esther in a programme called Dropperz – at the time she was just 12.Also when she was 12 she appeared as Livia in a short film titled Lifeline.And a year later she popped up in rival BBC soap Doctors as Chantelle Briggs.Matilda was a much-loved actress when she appeared on Corrie until 2020, and fans loved her portraying the role of young and innocent Summer.Her last Corrie appearance was aired in August 2020, and at the time of announcing her departure Matilda took to Instagram.When she left the soap she took to Instagram to tell her fans that the reason behind her leaving the soap opera was so she was "able to work on other shows/films/projects".At the time she said: "When you work at Corrie you're under a contract which means

Tallahassee Democrat.“I do appreciate the hard work of the grand jury," Campbell said, "and we’re going to work hard to get justice for him and his family.”Diaz-Johnston was letting Yinger, who he had met through an alcohol recovery program, live with him rent-free while Yinger found a job and got back on his feet financially.“Jorge didn’t charge him rent, never had expectations, until he could get a job and support himself and that’s who Jorge was,” Don Johnston, Diaz-Johnston's husband, told local TV station WPLG.Diaz-Johnston was last seen alive on January 3 near the law firm where he worked. Police believe he was strangled to death sometime between January 3 to January 5.

Mike Bossy, a prolific goal scorer who was a key member of the New York Islanders teams that won four straight Stanley Cup titles in the early 1980s, has died at age 65.

America's rising inflation to the transgender movement, saying "they're exactly the same."On Wednesday's episode of The Charlie Kirk Show, the host said that the country's "trans issue" is really "an issue of reality," adding that people aren't allowed to change their own reality. Without clearly explaining it, Kirk said there's a direct link between inflation and transgender identity.Kirk began by saying poor people can't one day say "I'm rich" and it becomes true.

X Factor's Janet Devlin has opened up about her sexuality and how she still struggles with it to this day.Janet officially came out to her fans in 2018 in a YouTube video where she revealed how nervous she was about doing so. The stunning musician has now chatted exclusively to the Daily Star ahead of her It's Not That Deep tour which kicked off this week.

On Wednesday, April 13, news broke that two men were murdered in Sligo after the killer had arranged to meet them through a popular gay dating app. Nowadays, many people use dating apps to connect with potential hook-ups and while most of the time this leads to fun experiences, the need to use these apps […]

In the very first line of his campaign bio, Derek Marshall comes out as "an openly gay progressive Democrat and political organizer running to represent the people of the High Desert, the valley, and the mountains." It is indicative of how the formerly conservative area east of Los Angeles has changed politically over the past decade.More young professionals and families pushed out of coastal Southern California cities due to high housing costs have migrated over the Cajon Pass to Victorville, where Marshall lives, in San Bernardino County. Marshall, 39, first discovered the area in 2009 and is now aiming to represent it in the U.S.

A post shared by FER DENTE (@ferdente)Argentine actor Fernando Dente has opened up about his hurdles as a gay actor and his internal struggle with his own sense of homophobia.Dente, 32, rocketed to fame in the Argentine incarnation of Disney’s High School Musical series. He first beat out 26,000 applicants to win High School Musical: La Selección, a Star Search-type reality show competition to find the new leads for the Latin American version of High School Musical.