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"All you country boys saying you know how to treat a woman right? Only a woman knows how to treat a woman right," Chappell Roan declared while performing her new song for the first time on Saturday Night Live.
The folklore singer sang a subversive set at the Grand Ole Opry.
The "She Keeps Me Warm" singer spoke out about a petition to ban the song from Australia's rugby finals.
The lesbian soccer pro and Olympian says the "overtly racist" backlash to the NFL star's national anthem protest "disgusted" her.
Trump angrily tweeted at the out soccer champion, insinuating she's unpatriotic for not wanting to visit the White House.
Kelly's fellow right-wingers claim the team is "accepting mediocrity" and focusing too much on "woke" causes.
Three years ago the country music industry pitched a hissy fit when Dixie Chicks lead singer Natalie Maines said, "Just so you know, we're ashamed the president of the United States is from Texas." The Chicks didn't just get blackballed, they got death threats. Now they're back with a rocking new album of self-penned songs, Taking the Long Way, and a fierce first single, "Not Ready to Make Nice." We spoke to Maines and Robison, and just so you know, we're proud they're from Texas.
Macklemore and Mary Lambert performed despite a right-wing effort that tried to shut it down.
Healey's inauguration in Massachusetts, which took place Thursday, will be followed Monday by the swearing-in of another lesbian governor, Tina Kotek of Oregon.
There’s an earthquake happening in the music genre that has long kept many of us at a lasso-length’s distance.
Call them "The Chicks" from now on. Their latest single highlights pressing issues like BLM and gives a shoutout to lesbian activist Emma Gonzalez.
New York City's path to equal-benefits plans might prove a model for other parts of the country, middle America included.
The African nation may never look at gay love the same.
The USWNT champion posed with teammates Ashlyn Harris and Ali Krieger (who are engaged to each other) and tweeted, 'Gays Rule!'
