On Ellen DeGeneres’s show this week, the comedian talked about a new poll on ranker.com that places her as the No. 1 celebrity out of 50 who should run for president. Sadly DeGeneres has no desire to run.
Thank you and not interested — thank you. That sounds like the worst job in the world to me.”
Out lesbian broadcaster, Good Morning America‘s Robin Roberts will commemorate Ilene Chaiken and others at The Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) awards.
Halsey as stunning, new music video out this week. Titled Castle, the single is also featured in the movie The Huntsman: Winter’s War starring Charlize Theron and Emily Blunt.
It’s a busy week for Cara Delevingne. What with movie premieres, modelling gigs and now she’s been named new brand ambassador for Rimmel London.
Emma Stone has tweeted a photo her playing Billie Jean King. WOW scarily-a-like
THEN & NOW: #BobbyRiggs & me at #BattleOfTheSexes presser in 1973; @stevecarell and #EmmaStone as us, filming now!🎾 pic.twitter.com/5jTCsyoXAE
— Billie Jean King (@BillieJeanKing) April 13, 2016
Long time LGBT ally, Sharon Stone has cancelled filming of an upcoming project in Mississippi as a result of the state’s newly passed anti-LGBT ‘religious freedom on steroids’ bill, HB 1523.
Unfortunately, Sharon Stone feels strongly that shooting in Mississippi is not an option while the law exists. The other producers have chosen to regroup and find another location.”
Also to joining in support are several country artists, who are voice concerns over new anti LGBT bills in Tennessee and South Carolina. Among them: Emmylou Harris, Billy Ray Cyrus and his pop star daughter Miley Cyrus, and actor Chris Carmack of ABC’s Nashville.
And finally, Time are reporting that North Carolina’s new law could cost the state an estimated $567 million, and that corporations are involved in the over bills that affect LGBT people, particularly these so-called “bathroom bills” and religious freedom laws.