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  • Sex Doesn’t Matter: Sam Smith Shares His Views On Sexuality and Self-Identity {VIDEO}

    Sex Doesn’t Matter: Sam Smith Shares His Views On Sexuality and Self-Identity {VIDEO}

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    Sam Smith has opened up to discuss his views on sexuality and self-identity. In a recent interview with Jameela Jamil, Smith stated that he doesn’t identify himself as a male or female. “You are just you. You are a mixture of all different things. You’re your own special creation. That’s how I take it.”The Grammy Award winner also said during the interview, “I’m not male or female, I think I float somewhere in between. It’s all on a spectrum. I think the same about sexuality.” Smith also revealed that he thought about having a sex change at once point due to him thinking like a woman at times. Watch the clip below. 

    //www.instagram.com/embed.jsThe entire interview is on Jamil’s IGTV channel for the project I Weigh. The show discusses body image, fame, and sexuality.

  • That’s Dope: Jay-Z and Beyonce to be Honored at the GLAAD Media Awards

    That’s Dope: Jay-Z and Beyonce to be Honored at the GLAAD Media Awards

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    This is huge! Jay-Z and Beyonce were named the next recipients of the Vanguard Award at this year’s GLAAD Media Awards. The award is given to those who have accepted and has made a difference for LGBTQ people. Jay-Z and Beyonce will join previous winners of this award including Kerry Washington, Britney Spears, Cher, Janet Jackson, Patricia Arquette, Charlize Theron, and Jennifer Aniston. In a statement made by GLAAD’s president and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis, she said “they’re global icons and passionate defenders of human rights and acceptance for all people”. The awards will be handed out on two different dates; March 28th in Los Angeles and May 4th in New York.

  • Leaving Neverland: A Documentary About Michael Jackson’s Sexual Abuse Set to Premiere at Sundance

    Leaving Neverland: A Documentary About Michael Jackson’s Sexual Abuse Set to Premiere at Sundance

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    In light of the recently released docuseries Survivng R. Kelly, a series that documented the singers sexual assault, abuse and relations with both minors and older women, a new documentary is in the works and this time it’s about the King of Pop, Michael Jackson.Leaving Neverland, a four-part documentary that will tell the story of two men,now in their 30s, who allegedly had a full relationship with Jackson, when they were 7 and 10 years old. The film will be shown on two consecutive nights and it was approved by British broadcaster channel 4.Jackson’s family and estate have already denied and denounced these allegations about Jackson, claiming that this is another plot to extort money from him. Back in 2005, Jackson was acquitted of child molestation charges.The documentary is supposed to premiere at the Sundance movie festival later this year.There is no official release date on when the documentary will air.