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UEFA Declines Munich Application for Rainbow-Colored Stadium
UEFA has declined the Munich city council's application to have its stadium illuminated in rainbow colors for Germany's final European Championship group game against Hungary on Wednesday.
Armani Talks Succession at First Live Show Since Pandemic
Giorgio Armani hinted at his succession plans on Monday as he staged his first live runway show since the pandemic, and following a fall that landed him the hospital for two weeks.
Nissan CEO Promises Turnaround for Disgruntled Shareholders
Nissan Chief Executive Makoto Uchida pleaded for patience from disgruntled shareholders Tuesday and promised a turnaround at the Japanese automaker.
After Coming Out as Gay, Twitter Shows Love for NFL Player Carl Nassib
After Carl Nassib came out as gay on Instagram, social media followed with high praise for his decision.
Watch: Las Vegas Raiders' Carl Nassib Comes Out as Gay, First Active Athlete in NFL
Las Vegas Raiders' defensive end Carl Nassib took to Instagram Monday to come out as gay for Pride month, effectively becoming the first active NFL player to be openly gay in the league's history.
Homophobic Chants by Mexican Football Fans Lead to Fan-less Games
The Mexican football team faces a fan-less future, at least in two upcoming games due to anti-gay chants by fans.
Gay Dad's Diving Champ Son, Nicknamed 'Little Louganis,' Headed to Tokyo Olympics
Jordan Windle, nicknamed "Little Louganis" after the out Olympic champ, is headed to the Olympics in Tokyo, and he has words of love and gratitude for his gay dad.
Political Donations Lead Stonewall Inn to Ban some Beers
The Stonewall Inn's owners say they won't serve certain beers at the famous LGBT bar during Pride weekend to protest manufacturer Anheuser-Busch's political contributions to some politicians who have supported anti-LGBT legislation.
Facebook Launches Podcasts, Live Audio Service
Facebook is launching podcasts and live audio streams in the U.S. on Monday to keep users engaged on its platform and to compete with emerging rivals.
Bourbon Tourism Shaking Off Slump in Kentucky
With tourists flocking to distilleries, concerns about a pandemic hangover for Kentucky's world-famous bourbon industry are quickly evaporating.
Transgender Weightlifter Hubbard Selected for Tokyo Olympics
Laurel Hubbard's efforts have made her a flashpoint in the debate around the fairness of trans athletes competing in women's events.
Women's College Sports Get Boost in TV Ratings, Visibility
ESPN's has been experimenting in recent years with showing more women's sports on its various platforms, and good numbers have led the network to become more aggressive.
Munich Wants Rainbow-Colored Stadium for Game with Hungary
Hungary may play its final group game at the European Championship in a stadium lit up in rainbow colors as a sign against that country's homophobia and intolerance.
Gay Days Heading Back to Magic Kingdom
Gay Days is headed back to Disneyland as the world opens up again. The event is slated for Sept. 17-19.
Are Black Queer Women in Hollywood About to Shatter Another Glass Ceiling?
After more than a century, the glass ceiling may finally be shattering for Black queer women in the entertainment industry.
ASTROGLIDE Slides Into Pride with Limited-Edition Bottle and $60K Donation
How will you be celebrating Pride this year? If it includes a bit of frolic, ASTROGLIDE's latest project might come in handy.
Firework Frenzies? How to Keep Pets Calm and Safe This 4th of July
With a bit of planning and precaution, you can keep your pets safe and comfortable during the July 4th celebrations.
Brothers Set Record Crossing Large Gap in Park on a Highline
Two brothers from San Francisco say they have set a record for the longest highline ever walked in both Yosemite National Park and California, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
Dolce&Gabbana's 'Light Therapy'' Collection Celebrates Life
Dolce & Gabbana are coaxing men off their sofas and back into the world with a resplendent collection inspired by the extravagant lighting installations of southern Italian street festivals.
Watch: Flashback to 2003 with VH1's 'Totally Gay!' TV Special
If you need a distraction this week, look no further than the 2003 VH1 TV special "Totally Gay!"