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Djokovic Faces Deportation as Australia Revokes Visa Again
Tennis champ Novak Djokovic faces deportation again after the Australian government revoked his visa for a second time.
Spider-Man Comic Page Sells for Record $3.36M Bidding
A single page of artwork from a 1984 Spider-Man comic book sold at auction Thursday for a record $3.36 million.
Honda Exec: High Auto Prices May Drop, but Not Dramatically
Honda expects its factories to make more vehicles this year, but because it's starting the year with so few vehicles at dealers, the company expects U.S. sales to fall below last year's numbers.
Anti-LGBTQ+ Slurs Hurled at Brother of Kansas City QB During NFL Game
Video shared on Twitter captured homophobic abuse hurled from the stands at the younger brother of Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes during a recent game.
Funniest 12 LGBTQ+ TikToks to Watch This Week
Check out 12 of our favorite TikToks from LGBTQ+ creators this week!
Fact Checkers Say YouTube Lets its Platform be 'Weaponized'
More than 80 fact checking organizations are calling on YouTube to address what they say is rampant misinformation on the platform.
Arts Update: Plays, Comedy Fest Postponed; Chorus' Center Funding
It's one step forward and two steps back in the local arts scene as theater companies close their doors yet again, a comedy festival is postponed, and the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus gets funding from Amazon.
Matador Meggings is Redefining Men's Fitness and Lifestyle Fashion
Matador Meggings' founder Valentine Aseyo describe his line of athleisure wear as "men's leggings on steroids" — find out why.
How Hot and Cold Pack Therapeutic Treatments Look So Fab with HurtSkurt
A reusable gel sleeve available in different sizes and patterns, the HurtSkurt provides hot or cold relief to combat joint and muscle pain — and doubles as a fab accessory.
Special Rescues Help Ailing Pet Owners Find Pets' Next Home
Who will take your pet when you die? During the pandemic, specialized rescue, advocacy and adoption services run by volunteers are trying to fill the void, one pet at a time.
US Shoppers Find Some Groceries Scarce Due to Virus, Weather
Shortages at U.S. grocery stores have grown more acute in recent weeks as new problems have piled on to the supply chain struggles and labor shortages.
Gay, Thirst Trapping Wrestler Dave Marshall Retires, But Hopes to Return to Sport
He may not currently be wrestling, but Aussie Dave Marshall has been one of the sports leading gay talents since 2015. But a recent injury and Covid have led him to put his sports career on hold. Fortunately, he continues to thirst trap.
Ava Phillippe Says 'Whatever' to Gender and Sexuality
Ava Phillippe, the daughter of actors Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe, gets candid with her follows about gender, attraction and sexuality.
America's Most Expensive Home Hits Market for $295 Million
One of the world's most expensive homes, appropriately named "The One," has just hit the market at $295 million.
LGBTQ Cruises Sail on as CDC Issues Warnings, Some Lines Cancel
The CDC has issued a warning, and some lines have canceled scheduled itineraries — but LGBTQ+ cruises, it appears, are still sailing.
4 Favorite Mocktail Recipes from New Orleans' Best Mixologists
New Orleans mixologists offer four alcohol-free drinks full of personality for those committed to a dry January.
Judge Pokes Hole in Swiss Cheesemaker's Legal Arguments
Gruyere cheese does not have to come from the Gruyere region of Europe to be sold under the gruyere name, a federal judge has ruled.
UK Moves Toward Pardoning Historic Homosexual Offenses
The UK may pardon historic homosexual offenses such as "persistent importuning," but the government still needs to address the legacy of criminalization.
Out Soccer Star Josh Cavallo Pushes Back on Homophobic Abuse
Australia's Josh Cavallo, the world's sole out, active Premier League soccer player, endured homophobic abuse on the field and on social media over the weekend — and he's not having it.
With Sexually Transmitted Infections Off the Charts, California Pushes At-Home Tests
California has become the first state to require health insurance plans to cover at-home tests for sexually transmitted infections.