Jude Cramer

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JoJo Siwa’s time on Celebrity Big Brother UK earlier this year was nothing short of chaos incarnate. Amid a homophobic run-in with Mickey Rourke and a budding flirtation with fellow castmate Chris Hughes, she shared that she realized she’s not a lesbian, despite proudly repping the label for years. “I think being here, I realize, ‘Oh, I’m not a lesbian, I’m queer,’” Siwa explained at the time. “And I think that’s really cool. I’m switching letters! F*ck the L, I’m going to the Q.

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Maxwell Luke makes for a perfect stage name — and luckily for the 23-year-old singer-songwriter, he was born with it. “On my birth certificate, you’ll find Maxwell Luke McMahon,” he says, though he’s always gone by his middle name, Luke, with friends and family. “But when it came time to pick my artist name, I thought it was right in front of me.

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ToGetHer is a dating show from South Korea that has recently premiered; however, this one is a little different. In a first for the country, this matchmaking show focuses on helping girls find a girl. The premise of ToGetHer is that seven contestants move into a house together on Jeju Island, the women get to know each other and participate in romantic activities to see if any connections form.

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Um, attention all shoppers. Do we have a Molly Grace? We certainly do, and she’s not just making waves in aisle four like in her 2024 hit “What If I? (The Grocery Store Song).”Fresh off her recent single “Heaven Sent,” released on May 23, Molly Grace is gearing up to support Betty Who’s summer tour. The recent Belmont graduate is making waves on TikTok and on stage in her classic sparkly romper.

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Today, the Supreme Court ruled on the landmark gender affirming care case US v. Skrmetti, upholding a lower court’s decision to support Tennessee in its ban on gender-affirming care for minors. The decision was 6-3, with the only dissent being Justices Sotomayor, Kagan, and Brown-Jackson. Legal analyst Chris Geidner points out that while this will impact future legal arguments in pushing against gender affirming care bans, several narrow routes are still open to challenge various laws.