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1.Promotion of human rights, including LGBT rights, around the world.
2.Gay and bisexual travel.

23/05/2026

Twelve years after meeting as student sports reporters, Zack Neiner proposed to Lee Cary back at Penn State with a cellist playing their future first dance song.

I am choosing softness today 🥹💍

23/05/2026

Pride Pioneer: Villanova swim team took gay teammate to Chipotle for his coming out party

23/05/2026

Rami Malek has admitted he was hesitant to sign on for new film ‘The Man I Love’ because he feared its gay theming was “too similar” to his portrayal of Freddie Mercury in ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’.

Read the full story below ⬇️

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23/05/2026

They Mocked Pete For Parental Leave. Now Look At Sean Duffy.

A reminder, courtesy of Chasten Buttigieg. Fox News personalities once worked themselves into a frenzy when then-Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg took parental leave to care for his newborn twins, one of whom was in the ICU.

Fast forward to 2026: current Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has spent months filming a cross-country family road-trip series celebrating America’s 250th birthday, funded through a nonprofit backed by corporate sponsors.

Chasten was not having it. He wrote that “The same Duffys who threw endless fits on national television when Pete was working from our son’s ICU bedside are now bragging about their multi-month family road trip while gas and grocery prices soar for American families.”

Funny how the outrage seems louder when one of the parents in the photo is Gay. 🍿

23/05/2026

Rami Malek stood on the Cannes stage and cried - eight straight minutes of applause, for a role he almost turned down because he wasn't sure he could survive playing another gay man dying of AIDS.

The film is "The Man I Love", directed by Ira Sachs and set in 1980s New York. Malek plays Jimmy George - a downtown performance artist living with AIDS who refuses to stop creating, refuses to disappear, and refuses to let go of love and joy even as time runs out. Sound like someone else he's played? That's exactly what stopped him cold.

"When I read the script, I said 'I can't do this,'" Malek told reporters at Cannes. The similarities to Freddie Mercury were too many - another gay man, another illness, another era. But he sat with the fear instead of running from it.

"If there's anything Freddie taught me, it was 'address the fear.'" He raced into it, and what he found were two men who were similar on the surface but worlds apart underneath.

The result has critics calling it some of the best work of Malek's career.

14/05/2026

LGBTQ+ ally and ‘DWTS’ winner Robert Irwin spoke about the recently announced spin-off series ‘Dancing with the Stars: The Next Pro’ while attending the Disney Upfronts on 12 May.

The series, which has Irwin lined up as its host, will see 12 dancers compete to win a professional spot on the main show and is set to premiere on ABC on 12 July this year.

“Honestly, it’s such a privilege,” he told Entertainment Tonight of his new job. “My first hosting gig, I was 10 years old. But it’s always been wildlife and conservation-based things, and now to step in and fully immerse [myself] in this ‘Dancing with the Stars’ universe and world is incredible.”

He continued: “But for me, after doing the competition, then stepping into ‘The Next Pro’ as a host, I feel like I understand what it’s like to be in that competition… I felt like I could almost sort of mentor a little bit, like, ‘I feel you guys, let’s get through this, let’s put our best foot forward.’ Meanwhile, they’re all trying their best to really achieve the biggest job in dance.”

When asked what Irwin is like as a host, ‘DWTS’ professional and ‘The Next Pro’ judge Mark Ballas said: “He is excellent. He’s Robert! He’s excellent, absolutely excellent, I was very impressed.”

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14/05/2026

In a year when so many governments are retreating from equality, Spain is going the other way 🇪🇸🌈

ILGA-Europe has released its 18th annual Rainbow Map, ranking 49 European countries on laws and policies affecting LGBTI people. For the first time, Spain has claimed the top spot, overtaking Malta. Spain earned its ranking after introducing new legal protections, a new independent anti-discrimination authority, and a fully functioning depathologisation of Trans identities in healthcare.

The full top five: 🥇 Spain · 🥈 Malta · 🥉 Iceland · Belgium · Denmark. The UK sits midway down the list with a score of just 44%. Russia and Azerbaijan scored just 2%.
ILGA-Europe's Katrin Hugendubel said: "Spain's number one ranking is a strong example of what becomes possible when a government makes a deliberate choice to advance equality rather than retreat from it."

It's not all good news, assaults on LGBTI people within Spain have risen sharply alongside legal progress, a painful reminder that laws alone don't guarantee safety. But this is proof: political courage is a choice, and Spain chose right 💪

14/05/2026

Hot weather, hotter men, and now officially the best country in Europe for gay rights - Spain is not playing around.

ILGA-Europe just released its annual Rainbow Map ranking 49 European countries on LGBTQ+ protections, and Spain took the top spot for the first time ever - ending Malta's ten-year reign at number one.

And honestly? If you've spent any time in Madrid's Chueca district or wandered through Barcelona's Gaixample neighborhood, this tracks.

Spain legalized same-sex marriage back in 2005 - one of the first countries in the world to do so - and it hosts one of the largest Pride celebrations on the planet, drawing over 1.5 million people to Madrid every summer. The country has an estimated half a million LGBTQ+ residents in Madrid alone.

As one traveler put it: in Chueca, it's not gay-friendly - it's hetero-friendly.

14/05/2026

Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka just had one of those full-circle parenting moments you don’t really see coming 💛

The couple brought their twins, Harper Grace and Gideon, to Family Equality’s Night at the Pier Gala in New York — and at one point, the kids took the stage together.

And yes… they gave a speech 😭

From what could be heard, it was exactly the kind of mix you’d expect from growing up in that household:

“Our parents always told us to be ourselves.”
“Twice the dad jokes.”
And their unofficial family motto:
“What would Doogie do.”

Which honestly tells you everything.

Because for a lot of people, Neil Patrick Harris went from being *Doogie Howser*… to being one of the most visible gay dads in Hollywood.

He and Burtka have raised their twins largely out of the spotlight, but always with a sense of humor and openness that feels very them.

And that last line from the speech quietly hit the hardest:

“We learned that love is love. And that timing is everything.”

It’s simple.
But it carries a lot.

Because their kids are growing up in a world where their family isn’t something they have to explain or defend — just something they get to stand on stage and talk about.

And for anyone who remembers what visibility used to look like?

That’s a pretty big shift.



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