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Paul McCartney Praises Beyoncé’s ‘Magnificent Version’ of ‘Blackbird’: ‘Makes Me Very Proud’ The legendary Beatle lauds Beyoncé’s new cover of his timeless song and reveals what she told him on a FaceTime call. Get all the details. It might be time to refer to the Beatles as the Bey-tles from here on out! On Thursday (April 4), Sir Paul McCartney took to his Instagram page to share a lengthy message lauding Bey

Billie Eilish was the only out nominee to take home an Oscar last night“Oppenheimer” and “Poor Things” dominated, Ryan Gosling brought the Kenergy, but John Cena stole the show. By John Russell Monday for LGBTQ Nation – LGBTQ+ Academy Award nominees were few and far between this year, with singer Billie Eilish being the only out performer to take home an Oscar at last night’s star-studded ceremony. Eilish, who

How the self-declared “Punk-Rock Queen of the Jews” learned to shout her sexuality from the rooftopsThere was no question about it anymore: I was as gay as anyone could be and I wouldn’t have changed that fact for the world. By Rossi for LGBTQ Nation – In honor of Women’s History Month, LGBTQ Nation is highlighting some of the many incredible LGBTQ+ women of both the past and present, women who overcame unimagi

by Mey Rude for OUT – Mariah Carey and Ariana Grande are about to break the internet. The two superstar singers announced a killer collaboration, one that will see Carey joining Grande on a remix of Grande’s latest single “Yes, And?” coming out this Friday! Happy Valentine’s Day to gays everywhere, we’re getting another amazing collab from Ariana Grande. Grande, who has previously had hit singles singing with a

by Taylor Henderson for OUT – Singer-songwriter Caroline Pokachek attended the 66th Grammy Awards on Sunday, her first time attending the music industry’s biggest night, and Out caught up with her on the red carpet. Polachek may have just released her most recent album, Desire, I Want to Turn Into You, a year ago, but she’s already teasing new music. Her most recent single, “Dang,” debut

The Black queer icon who spied on Nazis, flew a WWII plane, & was also a vaudeville superstar To fans, Josephine Baker was the ultimate sex symbol. But behind the scenes, she played a crucial role in the second World War. By Kimberly Kaye for LGBTQ Nation – Draped conspicuously in feathers and furs, photographer’s flashbulbs illuminating the phalanx of jewels around her neck, no one, least of all the Nazis,

Katy Kirby: The Best of What’s Next By Matt Mitchell for Paste – For years, Paste has introduced exciting, up-and-coming artists to our readers. This is the Best of What’s Next, a monthly profile column which highlights new acts with big potential—the artists you’ll want to tell your friends about the minute you first hear their music. Katy Kirby is from everywhere and nowhere specific, and she’s intentionally

Taylor Swift, Victoria Monét and More Women Artists Win Big at 2024 Grammys By Steven J. Horowitz, Michaela Zee for Variety – Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, Billie Eilish and others were just a few of the big winners at the 66th Annual Grammy Awards, which took place on Feb. 4 at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Of course, the big news of the night came from Swift, who announced her new album “The Tortured Poet

Experts say that even the number of nominations for queer artists at the annual ceremony has direct, positive impacts on the LGBTQ+ community at large. by Stephen Daw for Billboard – The 2024 Grammy Awards held on Sunday night (Feb. 4) boasted a wealth of history-making moments: female artists took home trophies in each of the Big Four categories for the third time in five years; Taylor Swift became the first a