‘Philadelphia,’ ‘First Wives Club,’ ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ and Everything Streaming on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, and HBO this Month

‘Philadelphia,’ ‘First Wives Club,’ ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ and Everything Streaming on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, and HBO this Month

Looking for something to stream while you Netflix and chill? Check out our picks for new films streaming this month below, including First Wives Club, Bohemian Rhapsody and more.

Philadelphia (1993), available July 1 on Netflix

The first widespread, big-budget, Hollywood film to address AIDS in America, this ground-breaking film used big name stars like Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington to bridge the empathy gap with mainstream audiences. By no means a perfect depiction of LGBTQ people (intimate scenes between Hanks and Antonio Banderas were cut from what was screened in theaters), it’s still an important film in LGBTQ history.

Desperately Seeking Susan (1985), available July 1 on Hulu

Madonna’s big-screen debut pairs the pop star with Rosanna Arquette in a farcical film about a bored housewife, an artsy ingenue and the newspaper personals.

The First Wives Club (1996), available July 1 on Hulu

Before Marianne Williamson was running a Presidential campaign on love, Dr. Leslie Rosen (Marcia Gay Harden) was already teaching us how to “Grow from love.” (It didn’t work out great for her, either.) Keaton, Midler and Hawn are an incredible trio, turning this revenge comedy into a total camp classic.

Bohemian Rhapsody (2018), available July 6 on HBO

Rami Malek’s Oscar-winning turn as queer Queen frontman Freddie Mercury comes to streaming this month. While some took issue with the film’s treatment of Mercury’s sexuality, the biopic nailed the musical performances.

A Very Brady Sequel (1996), available July 31 on Amazon Prime

Before Mama Ru was dominating the world of drag, the host of RuPaul’s Drag Race appeared in this quirky comedic take on one of TV’s most beloved families.

What are you streaming this month?

All films coming to Netflix
Available July 1
Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore
Astro Boy
Caddyshack
Caddyshack 2
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Cheech & Chong’s Up in Smoke
Cloverfield
Disney’s Race to Witch Mountain
Frozen River
Inkheart
Kill the Irishman
Lady in the Water
Little Monsters
Mean Dreams
Mean Streets
Megamind
Nights in Rodanthe
Paul Blart: Mall Cop
Philadelphia
Rain Man
Road House
Room on the Broom
Scream 3
Starsky & Hutch
Swiped
Swordfish
Taxi Driver
The Accountant of Auschwitz
The American
The Book of Eli
The Brothers Grimm
The Hangover
The Pink Panther
The Pink Panther 2
War Against Women
Who’s That Knocking at My Door?

Available July 6
The Iron Lady
Sicilian Ghost Story

Available July 9
Disney’s Mary Poppins Returns
Kinky

Available July 11
Cities of Last Things – Netflix Film

Available July 12
4 latas – Netflix Film
Kidnapping Stella – Netflix Film
Point Blank – Netflix Film
Smart People

Available July 13
Sorry Angel

Available July 16
The Break-Up
Disney’s The Princess and the Frog
Frankenstein’s Monster’s Monster, Frankenstein – Netflix Original

Available July 22
Inglourious Basterds

Available July 26
Boi – Netflix Film
The Exception
Girls With Balls – Netflix Film
The Son – Netflix Film

Available July 29
The Croods

Available July 31
The Red Sea Diving Resort – Netflix Film

All films coming to Amazon
Available July 1
Under the Silver Lake

Available July 2
Phoenix

Available July 3
Peterloo (Amazon Original movie)

Available July 4
Kung Fu Panda: The Paws of Destiny

Available July 7
Marshall

Available July 9
Witless Protections

Available July 12
Gone Baby Gone

Available July 13
Never Grow Old

Available July 14
Moose
True Grit

Available July 15
Love Happens

Available July 19
Trading Paint

Available July 21
Time Freak

Available July 23
Serenity
Hellboy

Available July 27
A Vigilante

Available July 28
After Darkness

Available July 29
The Haunting of Sharon Tate

Available July 31
A Very Brady Sequel
A Viking Saga: The Darkest Day
Arctic
American Heart
Chinese Box
Corpse Bride
Dumb and Dumber
Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd
Eight Men Out
Furry Vengeance
Good Advice
Hackers
Ingenious
Jeepers Creepers 2
Kama Sutra: A Tale of Love
My Bloody Valentine
Rat Race
Rosemary’s Baby
S.W.A.T.
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
Star Trek: First Contact
Star Trek: Insurrection
Star Trek: Nemesis
The Cutting Edge: Going for the Gold
The Rainmaker
Tracker
Twelve Monkeys
Urban Cowboy

All films coming to Hulu
Available July 1
88 Minutes
A Little Princess
A Year Ago in Winter
Accomplices
Airplane!
Airplanes II: The Sequel
American Gun
An American Werewolf in London
The Amityville Horror
Antiviral
The Appeared
Apres Lui
Arbitrage
Are We Done Yet?
Are We There Yet?
Astro Boy
Bad Lieutenant
Bad Santa
The Benchwarmers
Beyond the Gates (of Hell)
Big Fish
Brotherhood of Justice
Bull Durham
Bunny and the Bull
The Chateau
The Childhood of a Leader
Child’s Play
Coffin Rock
Con Air
Cooties
CSA: Confederate States of America
Curse of the Zodiac
Dans Paris
Death Bell
Desperately Seeking Susan
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
Endless Love
Errors of the Human Body
Evolution
Fainheart
Fighter
The First Wives Club
Gangster No. 1
The Girl Under the Waves
Good Luck Chuck
Good Time Max
Hard Candy
Hellions
Hero (“Ying Xiong”)
Home of the Brave
Honey 2
The Housemaid
The Human Stain
I Remember You
The Imperialists are Still Alive
Into The Blue
Into The Blue 2: The Reef
Johnny Mad Dog
Killing them Safely
King Kong
The Last Days
Leaving
Letters to Juliet
Man About Town
Man in the Moon
Manglehorn
Married to the Mob
Minority Report
Mission: Impossible III
My Best Friend’s Girl
Myth of the American Sleepover
No One Knows about Persian Cats
Open Water
Open Water 2: Adrift
Operation Condor
Operation Condor II: The Armour of the Gods
The Overbrook Brothers
Paper Covers Rock
Paranoid Park
The Panic in Needle Park
The Polar Express
The Princess of Montpensier
Primal
Prime
Proof
Pumpkin
Puzzle
The Quiet American
Quigley Down Under
Rain
Reservoir Dogs
Revenge of the Nerds
Rocky
Rocky II
Rocky III
Rocky IV
Rocky V
Rules of Attraction
Rules of Engagement
Running Scared
Sangre de mi Sangre
Shanghai Surprise
Sleepy Hollow
Sling Blade
Someone Else
Sounds Like Teen Spirit: A Popumentary
Spaceballs
Species
Species II
Species III
Species: The Awakening
Stalked By My Patients
Stigmata
Stung
Superbad
Swimfan
Swingers
The Silence of the Lambs
The Sum of all Fears
Terror in the Woods
The Time that Remains
The Uninvited
The Wraith
Thomas in Love
Traitor
Turtles Can Fly
Unmade Beds
Uptown Girls
Vampires
Vincere
Walk Away Renee
We Are What We Are
White Night Wedding
With a Friend like Harry
Women of Brewster Place

Available July 2
The Last Word

Available July 3
Phoenix

Available July 4
The Brink
Woman at War

Available July 5
Drop Dead Gorgeous

Available July 10
Witness Protection

Available July 12
Gone Baby Gone

Available July 18
The Last Man

Available July 20
Apollo 11

Available July 21
The Wave

Available July 22
Time Freak

Available July 23
Planet 51

Available July 26
I Trapped the Devil
The Field Guide to Evil

Available July 31
Along with the Gods: The Last 49 Days
Dior and I

All films coming to HBO
Available July 1

The A-Team (Extended Version)
A Nightmare on Elm Street
American Nightmares
An Ideal Husband
By the Sea
Cyrus
Dead Man on Campus
Doppelganger
Elektra (Director’s Cut)
The Hoax
I, Robot
Justice League
Keeping Up With the Steins
Little Fockers
The Manchurian Candidate
Me, Myself & Irene
The Mother
Mr. Right
MXP: Most Xtreme Primate
Notting Hill
The Ring Two (Extended Version)
Rush Hour 2
Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero
Term Life
Victor Crowley
Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
When We Were Kings
Without a Paddle

Available July 5
Thoroughbreds

Available July 6
Bohemian Rhapsody

Available July 13
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald

Available July 20
First Man

Available July 23
Red Sparrow

Available July 27
Widows

Available July 31
Unmasking Jihadi John: Anatomy of a Terrorist

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World Trade Center NYC Pride

World Trade Center NYC Pride

Susan Candelario posted a photo:

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World Trade Center NYC Pride – View to the fireworks display celebration on the Hudson River by the WTC in lower Manhattan.
The One World Trade Center ( Freedom Tower ) antenna is illuminated with colors of the rainbow in celebration of the LGBT community during the NYC Pride week.

Available in color as well as in a black and white print.

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Man wonders if he should tell wife he hooked up with dudes for 12 years while in the military

Man wonders if he should tell wife he hooked up with dudes for 12 years while in the military

Man sits on the edge of his bed thinking.

A married man has reached out for advice regarding his bisexual past. In a letter to Dear Abby, he wants to know: should he tell his wife he used to hook up with guys on a regular basis?

“I have been married 36 years to a woman who has saved my life and soul,” the man, identified only as “Different Person Now” writes. “We are both faithful to God and to our marriage, sharing the love of our family.”

“Prior to meeting her, for nearly 12 years through my military service and college years, I was actively bisexual. I’m not proud of this fact but learned it was more out of loneliness and experimentation than need.”

We’re not sure about that last bit… but anyway…

The man continues: “It weighs heavy on my heart. It melts me when she says ‘I love you’ and thanks me for sharing my life with her. I have prayed to God about this. Should I share this with my wife?”

Abby, as usual, gives sound advice.

“I see nothing positive to be gained by opening this long-closed chapter of your life with your wife at this late date,” she writes. “Because you feel the need to talk about this, do it with your spiritual adviser.”

Obviously, this man is suffering from some nasty guilt over his past same-sex experiences.

Though we wish Abby had pointed out that people are never formerly bisexual–once a queer, always a queer, as they say–her empathy shines through. The guy definitely needs some counseling.

That said, we can’t help but wonder: why, exactly, is this so bothersome to “Different Person” now? Could he be feeling lonely and craving some experimentation now?

Related: Read the horrible advice Billy Graham gave to a gay youth

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National Mall, JFK Jr, Meghan McCain, Roger Federer, Meatball, Spelling Mansion, Tig Notaro, Seattle, Coco Peru: HOT LINKS

National Mall, JFK Jr, Meghan McCain, Roger Federer, Meatball, Spelling Mansion, Tig Notaro, Seattle, Coco Peru: HOT LINKS

MIKE PENCE. Abruptly canceled trip to New Hampshire aboard Air Force Two is a mystery: “It is rare that something causes a vice president to abandon a publicized trip once aboard a plane. Mr. Pence’s aides said that there was no national security emergency or personal health issue that prompted the change. They said that he had boarded the plane but that it never took off. They would not say much else.”

RECORD BREAKER OF THE DAY. The $120 million Spelling mansion in L.A. County.

GUN SWEATS. Trump officials alarmed as NRA is in meltdown: “In recent weeks, the NRA has seen everything from a failed coup attempt to the departure of its longtime political architect to embarrassing tales of self-dealing by top leaders. The turmoil is fueling fears that the organization will be profoundly diminished heading into the election, leaving the Republican Party with a gaping hole in its political machinery.”

THE VIEW. Meghan McCain may be on the way out.

PROVINCETOWN TRAVELERSYou can download our annual 2019 Ptown Hacks gay guide to Provincetown right HERE and find out everything that is new and different in town this summer!

RIP. Lee Iacocca dead.

BORDER PATROL. Malice is the agenda.

FASCIST FOURTH. MSNBC won’t air Trump’s National Mall spectacle. ‘Fox News is planning to cover “Salute to America” during a two-hour edition of “Special Report,” which airs from 6 to 8 p.m. And C-SPAN is planning to carry the event live, beginning at 6:15 p.m. CNN representatives did not respond to requests for comment.’

The cost of our great Salute to America tomorrow will be very little compared to what it is worth. We own the planes, we have the pilots, the airport is right next door (Andrews), all we need is the fuel. We own the tanks and all. Fireworks are donated by two of the greats. Nice!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 3, 2019

KEN MEHLMAN. Why gay rights is a Republican value: “This year, more than two dozen Republican lawmakers in over a dozen states sponsored L.G.B.T.Q. nondiscrimination legislation; and many Republicans refused to pass discriminatory, anti-L.G.B.T.Q. legislation in places like Texas, Georgia and South Dakota. That’s why I’m proud to file a friend-of-the-court brief that makes the conservative argument for these protections. I’m in good company, alongside 34 other high-ranking Republicans, including former members of Congress, political advisers and formerlongstanding members of Republican administrations. Our brief argues that interpreting Title VII’s plain text in accordance with conservative textualist principles makes it clear that the law bans discrimination against L.G.B.T.Q. workers.”

SHOPPING TRIP OF THE DAY. Coco Peru.

READY TO RUN. Remembering John F. Kennedy Jr’s death 30 years ago.

SEATTLE. New gay bar The Swallow opens in White Center: “This LGBTQ bar has been one of the surprise hits this year, drawing crowds late at night along a usually quiet strip of White Center, with drag shows and techno, punk and disco parties on Fridays and Saturdays. The spot has created enough buzz from the LGBTQ community that The Swallow started opening on Mondays and will soon turn its back parking lot into a 25-seat patio.”

70 QUESTIONS WITH. Roger Federer.

NAILED. Michael Henry nails Meatball.

UNDER A ROCK OF THE DAY. Tig Notaro tries to figure out who Wolfgang Puck is.

HUMPDAY HOTTIE. Matteo Menicocci.

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HRC Global Brings Leaders Together to Share Ideas for Building a Stronger Movement

HRC Global Brings Leaders Together to Share Ideas for Building a Stronger Movement

Over the past several months, HRC Global staff traveled through Europe and Asia to share HRC’s experience and lessons learned from working for equality in the U.S. with partner organizations worldwide. In places like Bulgaria, Ukraine, Poland and Vietnam, HRC delivered customized capacity-building workshops to support HRC’s partners in their efforts to strengthen their advocacy for equality.  

These workshops form part of HRC Global’s Partnerships in Innovative Advocacy program, in which HRC works with selected organizations on topics ranging from designing advocacy campaigns, challenging discriminatory laws and policies, engaging allies and changing societal institutions to be more inclusive. HRC partners with members of HRC Global’s alumni network, including HRC Global InnovatorsFellows and other advocates from around the world. 

Bulgaria

Jay Gilliam, director of global leadership, joined LGBTQ advocates in Bulgaria for a week of training and capacity building in June. He shared strategies that HRC uses to support and uplift  LGBTQ youth through programs including HRC’s Welcoming Schools program and HRC’s Parents for Transgender Equality Council. He also joined alumni to celebrate Sofia Pride. 

.@HRC Global’s Jay Gilliam joined LGBTQ advocates and allies from:
Albania,
Bulgaria,
Hungary,
Romania and
Slovakia
for a four-day convening to share strategies to support LGBTQ youth.

Thanks, @glc_teachdemocr, for bringing the group together this #PrideMonth! pic.twitter.com/Enxd3zRYor

— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) June 18, 2019

.@HRC was proud to join HRC Global alumni Denitsa Lybenova and Simeon Vasilev (@SimeonVass) to celebrate #Pride this weekend in Sofia, Bulgaria.#SofiaPride had a record turnout of more than 6,000 LGBTQ people and allies. ️‍t.co/WSyNnIOwYD pic.twitter.com/99qZSYkPus

— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) June 10, 2019

Poland

For three days, Jean Freedberg, director of global partnerships, worked with KPH, Poland’s leading LGBTQ organization, to develop a strategic plan to help take the  group’s communications and messaging efforts to the next level. Under the auspices of the National Democratic Institute, the group explored topics such as audience and stakeholder assessment, values-based messaging, managing to do more with less and crisis response. 

@HRC Global spent three inspiring days with the Campaign Against Homophobia in #Warsaw ( @KPH_official), sharing ideas about how strategic communications can help advance #equality in #Poland.

Thanks to @NDI for making this workshop possible. ️‍ pic.twitter.com/PPRxN0J3z7

— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) May 31, 2019

Ukraine

Travelling to a retreat center outside Kyiv, Freedberg worked with a group of LGBTQ advocates from seven regions across Ukraine to help develop a public information campaign to change hearts and minds about LGBTQ people. This program, guided by the results of the National Democratic Institute’s polling on attitudes toward LGBTQ people, seeks to create ways for the country’s LGBTQ advocates to work together to build allies, reach out, change perceptions and engage the public.

.@HRC was proud to participate in a three-day workshop with LGBTQ advocates and allies from all over #Ukraine to discuss strategies for changing hearts and minds for equality. ️‍ pic.twitter.com/pe7eNu0JPl

— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) May 28, 2019

Vietnam

Gilliam traveled to Vietnam in May to reconnect with HRC’s Global Fellow Thu Le. During his week there, Gilliam learned more about Le’s work at iSEE, a human rights organization in Vietnam, and met with LGBTQ community members and organizations. He shared HRC’s experiences in building community, raising awareness of LGBTQ issues and advocating for the rights of LGBTQ people in the U.S. and around the world. He also conducted a workshop for advocates to help build their capacities to develop strong membership bases and supporters for their work on LGBTQ equality.

For #APAHM, @HRC‘s Jay Gilliam is in Vietnam during #IDAHOT, along with @ACYPL, to visit Global Fellow Thu Le (@iSee_News) and other dynamic LGBTQ leaders and allies from organizations including @PFLAG Vietnam, Hanoi Queer, NextGEN, 6+ and It’s T Time. ️‍ pic.twitter.com/pnJT6YEOsZ

— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) May 16, 2019

For more information about HRC’s work around the world, visit hrc.org/Global

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These Unwanted Ivanka memes keep getting better and better

These Unwanted Ivanka memes keep getting better and better

Ivanka Trump and Abe Lincoln

After video of Ivanka Trump awkwardly inserting herself into a conversation with several world leaders at the G20 summit in Japan went viral last weekend, the whole world was laughing at the United State of America. And rightfully so.

Ivanka Trump appears to be trying to get involved in a talk among Macron, May, Trudeau and Lagarde (IMF head).
The video is released by French Presidential palace. pic.twitter.com/TJ0LULCzyQ

— Parham Ghobadi (@ParhamGhobadi) June 29, 2019

Many couldn’t help but wonder what the president’s daughter, who has zero qualifications to serve as a diplomatic representative of the United States, was doing at there in the first place.

Pretty soon the hashtag #UnwantedIvanka was trending on social media, with memers photoshopping the First Daughter into various scenes where she very clearly doesn’t belong.

We’ve already done one roundup of #UnwantedIvanka memes, but more keep coming, and they’re getting better and better.

So, without any futher ado…

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‘I’ll Beat the Gay Out of You’ — Man Attacked in McDonald’s for Dressing Too Feminine: WATCH

‘I’ll Beat the Gay Out of You’ — Man Attacked in McDonald’s for Dressing Too Feminine: WATCH

In a video that has gone viral on social media, a man is seen attacking another man in a McDonald’s in Barcelona, Spain for his feminine dress. The altercation took place during the Pride celebration in Barcelona.

da igual como vistamos, da igual si tenemos pluma, da igual si nos besamos en publico, da igual si SOMOS NOSOTROS MISMOS, siempre habrá neandertales que les moleste ver diversidad y personas con personalidad propia. La lucha sigue, como cada año #Pride pic.twitter.com/KLez7KGq05

— Celopan #MerezcoAlgoMejor (@CelopanYT) June 28, 2019

The aggressor launched into a tirade over the man’s neon yellow crop top and short denim shorts, saying it was “disrespectful” to be dressed “like that” when there are children around.

Said the man being attacked to the security guard: “I really have to put up with a guy telling me that I can’t dress like this? It’s gay Pride day.”

Said the aggressor: “I don’t care what day it is, it is also a good day to hit you. Do you want to see? I’m going to beat the gay out of you. When you walk out of here I’m going to hit you so hard the gay will vanish.”

Said Pride Barcelona in a statement: “We are completely outraged by the serious episode of homophobia suffered yesterday in an establishment near Plaza Universitat. We offer all our support to the victim and we encourage him to make a report to the Observatori against Homophobia.”

Desde Pride! estamos completamente indignados con el grave episodio de homofobia sufrida ayer en un establecimiento cercano al pregón de ayer en Pza Universitat. Todo nuestro apoyo a la víctima y animamos a hacer la correspondiente denuncia al @OCL_H #Niunpasoatras t.co/s85UVFpmtm

— PRIDE Barcelona (@PrideBarcelona) June 28, 2019

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Hundreds Join GLAAD in Historic NYC Pride March during WorldPride in New York

Hundreds Join GLAAD in Historic NYC Pride March during WorldPride in New York

Photo Credit: Cindy Trinh

On Sunday, hundreds joined GLAAD in the historic NYC Pride March as the city welcomed millions for WorldPride. This was the first time in history that any U.S. city has hosted WorldPride, with this year’s celebration coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising. The 2019 March in New York is said to have attracted a record-breaking 4+ million attendees, making it the most celebrated Pride event in history.

In this year’s march, several celebrities and influencers joined GLAAD, including Melissa Etheridge, Billy Gilman, Raymond Braun, Sonya Deville, Geena Rocero, Stephanie Beatriz, and Kat Cunning. These notable guests joined GLAAD President & CEO, Sarah Kate Ellis atop a custom GLAAD float equipped with giant GLAAD amplifiers and wrapped in historic imagery representing 50 years of LGBTQ representation in media. Also on the float, GLAAD’s very own DJ Blacklow kept the energy alive all day with many LGBTQ anthems and remixes.

Each celebrity on the float, as well as the 150+ marchers who represented GLAAD, sported looks from the Express LOVE UNITES collection that benefits GLAAD. As an official pride & apparel sponsor, Express is donating 25% of the net income from each LOVE UNITES item purchased by July 15 to GLAAD’s ongoing work to accelerate acceptance for the LGBTQ community.

Check out some of the photos (credit to Cindy Trinh) and best social posts from the historic Pride event below. A special thank you to Express, and to all the celebrities and marchers who joined GLAAD as we celebrated WorldPride this year!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

From secretly studying Stonewall in 11th grade to celebrating and honoring this monument during the World Pride Parade. I will never forgot riding by Stonewall, feeling the energy of New York City pulsing with Pride and love. . We made history. 4-5 million people celebrated Pride in New York City, making yesterday the biggest World Pride ever! I am so proud of our community and the way we honored Pride this year – so many people have shared their stories, their advocacy, their triumphs, their struggles, their protests, their art, their joy, their vulnerability, their catharsis. Each of us, in our own way, has contributed to the collective visibility and progress of our movement. Together, we create the most brilliant, colorful, dazzling, powerful mosaic of change. . In a world that politicizes who we are and who we love, our existence can be a beacon of hope for others. When we are visibly LGBTQ+, we help other people know that they can be, too. These images from World Pride will be broadcast around the world, and I hope they connect with anyone struggling. Pride is for you. Love you. . Thank you, @visualrev and @cindytrinh.photo for capturing these moments I’ll forever cherish!

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— GLAAD (@glaad) June 30, 2019

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Proud to be celebrating five decades of #pride with @glaad in NYC today. Love Unites!  #ExpressPride

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Um smoke show. Xo love ya @SonyaDevilleWWE pic.twitter.com/ILhUu6tVvi

— Billy Gilman (@BillyGilman) July 1, 2019

Who’s cuter than us? #WorldPride @SonyaDevilleWWE @metheridge @sarahkateellis @cathyrising @glaad #WeAreAllLesbians pic.twitter.com/VH5vxs76BJ

— Antigone Rising (@antigonerising) July 2, 2019

#NYCWorldPride @sarahkateellis @glaad @WWE pic.twitter.com/xjQamna7pA

— Daria Berenato (@SonyaDevilleWWE) July 1, 2019

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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July 3, 2019

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