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Ashlyn Harris Sophia Bush
Longtime friends Ashlyn Harris and Sophia Bush started internet dating in fall after they both filed for divorce from their respective partners.
In a essay for Glamour, in which she came out as queer, Bush talked about bonding with Harris over issues in their relationships. I didn’t expect to find cherish in this support system, Bush wrote. I don’t know how else to say it other than: I didn’t see it until I saw it.
Harris and Bush have been loud and proud about their love ever since.
Jessica Betts Niecy Nash-Betts
Niecy Nash surprised her fans when she married singer-songwriter Jessica Betts in But the Claws celebrity wouldnt describe her marriage as a coming out of anywhere, but a going into herself situation, she told People.
I was not suppressing my sexuality my whole life, she said to the media outlet after the wedding. I love who I love. At one point in my life, I married twice [Don Nash, Jay Tucker] and I love those
Hollywoods Gay Power Couples: Sarah Paulson and Holland Taylor, More
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Hollywood's Gay Dominance Couples: Sarah Paulson and Holland Taylor, More
Love is love! Sarah Paulson and Holland Taylor, Elton John and David Furnish, and more famous queer couples have lived out their fairy-tale romances in the public eye. The American Horror Story actress was first linked to Taylor in , and the pair have been going strong ever since. In January , Paulson opened up about how her relationship with the Two and a Half Men alum began. "We met a very, very drawn-out time ago," Paulson said on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, joking that Taylor slid into her DMs. "I was with someone else and then there was, like, a Twitter thing that happened. We were doing a thing at Martha Plimpton's house, it was for an corporation that she was operational with, and we were both doing a PSA for it. We sort of breezed by one another and started obeying each other on Twitter." Since taking her relatio
The 20 best Queer couples in movies
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Kristen Stewart has repeatedly shown that there’s more to her than just Bella of Twilight, and she shines inLove Lies Bleeding, the crime film from She plays Lou, who falls in love with the bodybuilder Jackie (played by Katy O’Brian), but things fetch complicated when the latter kills someone. The film is a remarkable example of the “be gay do crimes” model of storytelling, and the involved performances from both Stewart and O’Brian really help it stand out from the crowd. And, unlike so many other “bad gays,” they actually fetch to have their very own delighted ending, free of anyone who’d love to hold them down.
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Daniel Day-Lewis gives one of the best performances of his career in My Beautiful Laundrette, in which he plays Johnny, a avenue punk who falls in love with his friend, Omar (played by Gordon Warnecke). It’s a fascinating look at Thatcherite Britain, as well as a crucial examination of how same-sex cherish can flourish even across cultural lines. Remarkably, f
LGBTQ couples on TV to celebrate for Valentines Day
Across many genres, LGBTQ advocacy has risen steadily; most importantly, the love stories told only continue to become more mainstream and filled with joy. Not every fate on this list is a excellent one, and some terminate tragically, but each story is rooted in captivating performances and some of the most romantic moments ever to grace the small screen.
This is a rerun of a list we ran on a different site, updated with some couples we missed last year, new couples that we just met, and new blurbs for currently running TV shows. Happy Valentines Day!
UPDATED: February 14, 5
Sue/Emily, Dickinson
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Literary lovers, unite! Though the historical relationship between Emily Dickinson (Hailee Steinfeld) and her best friend-turned-sister-in-law Sue Gilbert (Ella Hunt) is largely speculative, Dickinson packs so much passion between the two that it’s not hard to believe each detail is real.
At a time when culture frowned upon the very idea of a female homosexual relationship, Emily and Sue had to share their lov