‘Handmaid’s Tale,’ ‘Pose’ And Everything Else You Don’t Want to Miss On TV This Week

‘Handmaid’s Tale,’ ‘Pose’ And Everything Else You Don’t Want to Miss On TV This Week

Check out our weekly guide to TV this week, and make sure you’re catching the big premieres, crucial episodes and the stuff you won’t admit you watch when no one’s looking.

Celebrate America’s birthday the only way that’s appropriate these days: With the new episode of Handmaid’s Tale Wednesday on Hulu. Behold our future, America.

While it could never live up to the old Charles Nelson Reilly and Paul Lynde days, the latest Alec Baldwin-hosted incarnation of Match Game is still good for a laugh. A new episode kicks off Thursday at 9 p.m. Eastern on ABC and will feature guests like Constance Zimmer and Laverne Cox.

Jerry Seinfeld is back behind the wheel for another season of Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee this Friday on Netflix. This season’s ride-alongs feature faves like Ellen and Kate McKinnon.

Learn about the Supreme Court while we still have one with Marshall, hitting Showtime Saturday at 9 p.m. Eastern. The biopic of the first black Supreme Court Justice stars Chadwick Boseman, Kate Hudson and Sterling K. Brown.

Category is: Must-See TV. A new episode of Ryan Murphy’s brilliant Pose airs Sunday at 9 p.m. Eastern on FX.

What are you watching this week on TV?

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Pride Portraits, Lima

Pride Portraits, Lima

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MNEK, Sherrie Silver, Melania Trump, Madonna, Ron Paul, Spain, Ukraine, North Korea, Elton John: HOT LINKS

MNEK, Sherrie Silver, Melania Trump, Madonna, Ron Paul, Spain, Ukraine, North Korea, Elton John: HOT LINKS
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Melania TrumpPOSITIVE STORIES ONLY. News agencies paid Melania Trump thousands in royalties for photos specified for use in positive stories: ‘President Donald Trump’s most recent financial disclosure reveals that in 2017 the first lady earned at least $100,000 from Getty Images for the use of any of a series of 187 photos of the first family shot between 2010 and 2016 by Belgian photographer Regine Mahaux.’ She doesn’t really care, do u?

JUDGE TO MADONNA. Stop harassing your neighbors.

PROTEST. Hundreds of thousands protest Trump’s nativist policies across nation.

Robert MuellerMUELLER PROBE. Russia investigation likely got access to NRA’s tax records: ‘They say it would be routine for Justice Department Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigators, who are looking at the NRA’s funding as part of a broader inquiry into Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. elections, to secretly gain access to the NRA’s tax returns from the Internal Revenue Service. On the returns, the group was required to identify its so-called “dark money” donors — companies and wealthy individuals who financed $21 million of the group’s publicly disclosed pro-Trump spending, as well as its multimillion-dollar efforts to heighten voter turnout.’

NORTH KOREA. Missile plant under expansion, report finds: “The Middlebury Institute of International Studies report found that North Korea has recently expanded a factory complex in the eastern city of Hamhung that produces key engines for solid-fuel ballistic missiles. The factory also makes other missile components, including re-entry vehicles for warheads that could be used on longer-range missiles capable of reaching the U.S.”

THAT’S ALL. Elton John has found a writing partner for his Devil Wears Prada Broadway musical.

TRADE WAR. Canadian tariffs begin: ‘Some U.S. products, mostly steel and iron, face 25 percent tariffs, the same penalty the United States slapped on imported steel at the end of May. Other U.S. imports, from ketchup to pizza to dishwasher detergent, will face a 10 percent tariff at the Canadian border, the same as America’s tax on imported aluminum.’

RON PAUL. Former congressman under fire for racist tweet: ‘The cartoon features a Jewish man with a hooked nose, a black man with exaggerated lips, an Asian man with slanted eyes and a man who looks like a neanderthal punching Uncle Sam and yelling “Cultural Marxism!”’

jesus fucking christ man pic.twitter.com/eaLMve87Ex

— Patrick Blanchfield (@PatBlanchfield) July 2, 2018

DRUGS. Indiana officials seize Trump MAGA ecstasy pills.

Indiana police find Trump-shaped ecstasy pills in drug raid t.co/MjKjZDKuin pic.twitter.com/eMLiM2nrC6

— The Hill (@thehill) July 2, 2018

SPAIN. Transgender woman wins Miss Universe Spain pageant. “Angela Ponce, 25, will represent Spain in the upcoming Miss Universe pageant scheduled end of the year. Her win comes as Pride Month comes to a close.”

UKRAINE. Gay activist beaten ahead of Gay Pride parade: ‘Borys Zolotchenko was severely beaten by a group of around 10 men in the centre of the industrial city Kryvyi Rig late Saturday, Gay Alliance Ukraine said. The head of the organising committee for the parade was attacked when he was returning home with his friends, the group said. As a result of the attack, Zolotchenko was hospitalised, with Gay Alliance Ukraine releasing a picture of him with scratches on his face.’

VIRGINIA. Head of Republican Party steps down after extremist candidate wins nomination: “John C. Whitbeck resigned Saturday as chairman of the Republican Party of Virginia, weeks after Corey Stewart won the party’s nomination to take on Sen. Tim Kaine (D) in the November election.”

NEW MEXICO. CBS affiliate cancels broadcasts, evacuates, after man with backpack enters building twice.

FACEBOOK. Oops we accidentally unblocked people users had blocked: ‘Facebook disclosed the bug in a blog post published on Monday, and said it meant blocked users could again see the profiles of people who had blocked them or send them messages — both things that a blocked user shouldn’t want to do. It affected both the main Facebook platform and its messaging app, Messenger.’

MUSIC VIDEO OF THE DAY. MNEK featuring Hailee Steinfeld “Colour”.

CHOREOGRAPHY OF THE DAY. This is America.

MONDAY MUSCLE. Tyrone Wells.

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Twitter is filled with hate and outrage as Tom Daley and DLB announce the birth of their son

Twitter is filled with hate and outrage as Tom Daley and DLB announce the birth of their son
So Tom Daley announced that he and Dustin Lance Black welcomed their son, Robbie Ray, into the world last week.

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Instagram Apologizes After Removing Gay Kiss Photo for ‘Violating Community Standards’

Instagram Apologizes After Removing Gay Kiss Photo for ‘Violating Community Standards’
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Instagram apologized after removing a photo featuring two men kissing for “violating community guidelines.”

The image, by London-based photographer Stella Asia Consonni, was featured on the cover of i-D magazine and showed Jordan Bowen and Luca Lucifer, a couple of 7 years, having a kiss.

Consonni said she received hate mail after posting the photo: “I am receiving many hate messages, saying that it’s disgusting and that I should kill myself for posting that.”

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The photo was reinstated, but only after protest from high-profile British musicians Years & Years’ frontman Olly Alexander and Little Mix’s Jade Thirlwall

Wrote Instagram to the photographer: “This post was removed in error and we are sorry. It has since been reinstated.

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HRC & Devereux Arizona Help Make Foster Care & Adoption Options for LGBTQ Families

HRC & Devereux Arizona Help Make Foster Care & Adoption Options for LGBTQ Families

HRC is proud to collaborate with Devereux Arizona, an agency working to make a difference in the lives of LGBTQ youth and families in the Copper State. Devereux Arizona is the first foster care agency in Arizona to receive the Seal of Recognition from the HRC Foundation’s All Children – All Families (ACAF) project. The agency’s leaders spoke out recently in two powerful op-eds calling on their peers to welcome and support LGBTQ families.

Lane Barker, executive director of Devereux Arizona, tells the story of Donna and Sharicka McHenry in a recent op-ed in the Arizona Central. Barker describes the couple as, “the epitome of what we all hope for in foster parents. They are compassionate, patient, loving and kind. They’re also part of the LGBTQ community.”

Barker goes on to explain that, “The LGBTQ community is often overlooked when it comes to finding families for youth in foster care. HRC Foundation’s ‘All Children – All Families (ACAF) project’ is working to change that.”​

​According to Barker, since earning the (ACAF) seal in 2012, Devereux Arizona has placed 287 children in 120 licensed LGBTQ foster homes — and 73 of those children have been adopted.

The second op-ed, written by Devereux Arizona Assistant Executive Director Yvette Jackson​ in the Arizona Daily Star,​ describes how critical it is to reduce the stigma and bias LGBTQ youth face in systems of care.

“Devereux calls on foster care agencies to take an active role in embracing the LGBTQ community. Small steps today can make a big impact tomorrow,” writes Jackson. “For example, develop cultural and clinical guidelines for serving LGBTQ youth and families; review your agency’s policies and procedures; or update your process documents to include gender-neutral pronouns.”

Jackson also emphasized the impact ACAF resources can have on the work to provide inclusive care.

“For agencies like ours, HRC provides valuable resources to help craft policies that promote equality and acceptance and maximize the positive impact the agency can have in the community,” said Jackson.

In a time when some states are passing legislation to allow discrimination against LGBTQ prospective parents, it is important to highlight examples of agencies that are taking action to do the exact opposite.

Agencies across the country are dedicated to opening their doors to LGBTQ parents and, as a result, are finding more homes for children and youth in need. ACAF recently launched new resources, calling on agencies that want to improve their work with LGBTQ parents to engage with the ACAF project. Interested agencies can request to participate today.

For more information about HRC Foundation’s All Children – All Families Program, visit www.hrc.org/ACAF. Want to stay up-to-date on program resources and activities? Subscribe to “Field Forward,” ACAF’s monthly e-newsletter, at hrc.im/field-forward.

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