BICONIC

This week, we unpack Betty Who's likely AI-generated Instagram apology and Reneé Rapp's decidedly not AI-generated response. Plus, Snoop Dogg doesn't want to explain an animated lesbian family to his grandson, and we wouldn't want to explain a ton of straight people stuff to our kids either. And a computer virus called gayfemboy is attacking crypto miners. We're kinda gagged? If you're reading this, Megan wants you to watch the Poop Cruise documentary.

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Sources:

• “Snoop Dogg Is ‘Scared’ to Go to Movies Because of LGTBQ+ Representation” by Mathew Rodriguez, Them
• Hollywood Unlocked on Instagram 
• “Snoop Dogg Apology For ‘Lightyear’ LGBTQ Remarks Apparently Fake; No Sign Of So-Called Sorry On Rapper’s Socials” by Glenn Garner and Dominic Patten, Deadline
• “Sophisticated ‘Gayfemboy’ Malware Is Attacking Multiple Industries Around the Globe” by Samantha Reidel, Them

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This week, we're addressing two elephants in the room: Taylor Swift's engagement and Betty Who's only relevant pop culture moment in the past decade, Lesbophobia against Reneé Rapp. And, we finally have confirmation that Tronner was real, and the Crumbl Cookie co-founder is a gay Republican.

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Sources:

• “Crumbl Co-Founder Sawyer Hemsley Confirms He’s Gay After Being Outed” by Abby Monteil, Them
• “Finding Prince Charming's Robert Sepúlveda Jr. Spews Blatant Transphobia” by Mikelle Street, Out Magazine
• “Chappell Roan’s a Giver (of Twink Closure)” by Jennifer Zahn, Vulture
• “Betty Who Accused of Being ‘Lesbophobic’ Over Reneé Rapp Comments” by Mathew Rodriguez, Them

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This week, we're talking about Laura Loomer outing a U.S. senator under oath, Fletcher defying the odds by dating a man, and the famously bad "Sex and the City" reboot "And Just Like That.." dunking on queer people with every stereotype imaginable. Plus, Real Housewives of New York Racquel Chevremont is suing her ex fiance and business partner for $10 million.

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Sources

• “‘Real Housewives of New York’ Star Racquel Chevremont Sues Ex Mickalene Thomas for $10M” by James Factora, Them
• “Exclusive: RHONY star accuses iconic artist ex-fiancée of sexual harassment and millions of dollars in theft” by Justin Rohrlich, The Independent
• “Right-Wing Influencer Laura Loomer Testified Under Oath That Lindsey Graham Is Gay” by Mathew Rodriguez, Them
• “And Just Like That Did Queer People Dirty In That Finale” by Daisy Jones, British Vogue
• “Nonbinary Bat Biologist Fired for Hanging Massive Trans Pride Flag in Yosemite” by Samantha Riedel, Them

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We're BACK! And we mean it this time! We're discussing why we took a break from the pod, the gayest show on Bravo right now and everything we've learned about JoJo Siwa and Chris Hughes' relationship. Plus, Megan responds to the TikTok controversy she stirred up by criticizing Renee Rapp's new album, and we list some other bad stuff gay people have made.

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Sources:

• Megan's controversial TikTok
• "The WNBA Is Cracking Down on All the Dildo Throwing" by James Factora, Them

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We're BAAAACCCCKKKKK. Welcome to Season 3! We're catching up on all our big players who did (or didn't, looking at you Sedona Prince) get up to some shenanigans while we were away. JoJo Siwa is queer and nonbinary, Margaret Qualley is playing a lesbian again, and Harry Styles is seemingly back in the studio. Plus, Meg watches her first ever WWE match and we dive into the gay history and just general vibe of professional wrestling.

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Source:

• “Lucy Dacus on Finding Love with Julien Baker, Queer Fandom, and Her New Album ‘Forever Is a Feeling’” by James Factor, Them
• “Sedona Prince Skipped in WNBA Draft Amid Abuse Allegations” by Mathew Rodriguez, Them
• “JoJo Siwa, Chris Hughes’ Relationship Status After Big Brother” by Hayley Santaflorentina, E News
• “JoJo Siwa Responds to Controversy Over Her Post-‘Big Brother’ Breakup” by Mathew Rodriguez, Them
• “Margaret Qualley Is Playing a Lesbian (Again!) Opposite Aubrey Plaza” by James Factor, Them
• wrestlecrap.com/inductions/hla
• “A Look At LGBTQ+ History In Wrestling” by Dave Bradshaw, WrestleTalk
• “Inside the bawdy, naughty hate-free world of queer punk wrestling” by Kenna Beban

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On our season 2 finale AND one-year anniversary of the pod, we catch up on Lady Gaga-induced psychosis, Towa Bird looking a mess at Paris Fashion Week, Ian McKellen telling other actors to come out, and Rosie O'Donnell fleeing the country. Plus, we play some games, reminisce on the past year and get a little silly with an infamous gay party drug.

We're taking a few weeks off, but we'll be back before you know it for season 3.

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Sources:

• “‘Protect Your Sanity’: Rosie O’Donnell and Her Nonbinary Child Have Moved to Ireland” by James Factora, Them
• “Ian McKellen: This is why it helps to be gay to play Edward II” by Tim Teeman, The Times of London

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We offer a retrospective on the Oscars and volunteer our services if they're having podcast hosts do red carpet interviews. We're anticipating new music from Chappell Roan and Ariana Grande. But, on the other hand, Harry Styles hasn't been in the studio because he's been training for a marathon? And he's really fast? Plus, Armie Hammer of "Call Me By Your Name" and eating people fame tried being gay but didn't like it very much.

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Sources:

• “Harry Styles Casually Runs Tokyo Marathon With Shockingly Impressive Time” by Kevin Harrish, Men’s Journal
• “Ariana Grande teases ‘eternal sunshine’ deluxe with fake phone hotline,” KS95
• “Surprise! Gabby Windey and Robby Hoffman Are Married” by Alexandra Whittaker, Cosmopolitan
• “None of the ‘Emilia Pérez’ Winners Mentioned the Trans Community Onstage at the Oscars” by Mathew Rodriguez, Them
• “Amelia Dimoldenberg Crashes Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers' Interview,” Vanity Fair
• “Chappell Roan Details New Single ‘The Giver’: ‘My Take on Cuntry’” by Althea Legaspi, Rolling Stone
• “After Years of Waiting, Sniffies Is Finally in the App Store” by Mathew Rodriguez, Them

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This week we discuss recent happenings in gay music, from Lady Gaga hosting and performing on SNL to Chappell Roan teasing new music. And we investigate the anime convention mishap that made Brittney Griner flee the Gaylord Convention Center. Plus, it's pretty safe to assume that any Renaissance-era artist or inventor was at least a little queer. We look into the rich history of gay sex in 14th-century Florence, Italy.

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Sources:

• “‘Gay Baby Jail’: How a Niche Tumblr Meme Created a Terrifying Situation for Brittney Griner” by Samantha Riedel, Them
• “The queer history of Florence” by Isabella Paduano, The Florentine
• “Homosexuality in Renaissance: A Fable of Freedom” by Irma Brenz, The Ontological Machine
• “Was Michelangelo Gay? Let’s Examine the Evidence” by Rosie Lesso, The Collector
• “6 Things You Don’t Know about Leonardo da Vinci” by Julia Fiore, Artsy

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This week, we investigate rumors of Nicholas Galitzine and Prince William dating. Plus, we talk about Azealia Banks riding for the dolls in J.K. Rowling's Twitter mentions, and a bunch of gay stuff that happened in ancient Rome.

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Sources:

• “LGBTQIA+ History Month – Male Homosexuality in Ancient Rome” by Abigail Hudson, University of Birmingham 
• “The Gays who Built and Broke the Roman Empire” by Harry F. Rey
• “How Queer Was the Roman Empire? Very.” by Trudy Ring, Advocate
• “Royal adventure or digital rumors? The Prince William & Nicholas Galitzine romance theory” by Carlos Gaviria, Music Mundial
• r/KateMiddletonMissing on Reddit

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This week, we discuss a now-infamous Change.org petition about removing Dora Jar as Gracie Abrams' tour opener. And, Jeremy Allen White is making the unique and bold choice to play a bisexual character in an upcoming TV show. Plus, Paul Reubens aka Pee-wee Herman posthumously came out as gay in an upcoming documentary. We also desperately wish we could attend Trisha Paytas' one-night-only Broadway show.

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Sources:

• “Gracie Abrams Defends Opener Dora Jar After Fan Petition: 'So Wildly Uncool and Bizarre'” by Sara Delgado, Teen Vogue
• “Late Pee-wee Herman actor discusses sexuality for first time, painful scandals in final interview” by Johnny Oleksinski, New York Post 
• “Jeremy Allen White to Star in Netflix Bisexual Romance Drama ‘Enigma Variations’” by Joe Otterson, Variety
• “Trisha Paytas’ One-Night-Only ‘Big Broadway Dream’ To Feature Special Guests Sutton Foster, Ben Platt, Rachel Zegler, Joy Woods & Surprises” by Greg Evans, Deadline
• “Scientists use genetic engineering to create mice with two male parents” by Will Dunham. Reuters

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