Transgender icon Laverne Cox covers ‘Time’ magazine
While Laverne Cox may have been snubbed by Time magazine’s 100 Most Influential People list, the transgender icon comes back swinging, with her very own
May 30, 2014
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While Laverne Cox may have been snubbed by Time magazine’s 100 Most Influential People list, the transgender icon comes back swinging, with her very own
Over the past year, transgender stars have broken ground in ways America has never seen before. And few others have become bigger than transgender actress
Thanks to last year’s explosion of LGBT athletes coming out of the closet, trans athletes and celebrities have been making front-page news with their personal
Katie Couric found herself in hot water last week after fans lashed out at her for the “invasive” questions that she asked transgender stars Laverne
Transgender superstars Laverne Cox and Carmen Carrera made major headlines earlier this week when they appeared on “Katie” spoke candidly about life as trans women.
Without a doubt, “Orange Is the New Black” star Laverne Cox and “RuPaul’s Drag Race” alum Carmen Carrera have become the entertainment world’s biggest transgender
“Glee” has no doubt been a groundbreaking show when it comes to its gay characters. The show has also done a bang up job of
Carmen Carrera has been on the tips of everyone’s tongue this month thanks to a popular online petition to make the famous “RuPaul’s Drag Race”
“Project Runway” fans first met Ari South in 2010, when she appeared on the eighth season of the show as man named Andy South. Now,
Over the last few years, Hollywood has seen a near explosion of LGBT characters, actors and celebrities rising to the forefront of TV and film
Carmen Carrera has been blazing a trail for transgender people in Hollywood ever since she appeared on the third season of “RuPaul’s Drag Race.” Now
People were talking last week about DJ Mister Cee after he announced his resignation from Hot 97 following another sex scandal with an alleged male
A lot has been said about B. Scott ever since he revealed last week that he’s suing BET for $2.5 million for gender identity discrimination
Yesterday, popular blogger B. Scott made headlines when he revealed that he is suing BET and Viacom for $2.5 million for gender identity discrimination because
Over the last several months, the gay rights movement has won legal and electoral victories as more states have legalized same-sex marriages and several celebrities
Over the last few years, transgender characters have gone from nearly non-existent in TV and film to an increasingly regular part of a number of
DC Comics made history last week when they introduced the American comic worlds first openly transgender character, Alysia Yeoh, in the pages of Batgirl. Yeoh’s
