Category: People

Apr 07
Olympic hopeful Klass Rozentals switches From Team GB to Latvia after OF backlash

Klass Francisks Rozentals says he has left Team GB and will now compete for Latvia after launching an adults-only subscription page on OF to help fund his sporting career. The 20-year-old’s decision comes after his older brother, Kurts Adams Rozentals, was suspended by Paddle UK last year over what he believed was his explicit online […]

Apr 06
Scary Spice shuts down hopes of a Spice Girls comeback

Mel B has officially crushed any remaining hopes of a full Spice Girls reunion. After years of fan speculation that the iconic girl group might one day come back together, Scary Spice has now made it clear: it is not happening. For years, Spice Girls fans have jumped on every hint of a possible comeback, […]

Apr 05
Gay social media is losing it over CeeDee Lamb’s new Nike shoot

CeeDee Lamb has set social media off after fronting a new Nike underwear campaign, with plenty of fans … especially gay ones, making it very clear they were paying attention. The Dallas Cowboys star recently shared photos from the campaign on Instagram, showing off the new collection and instantly sending the comments section into meltdown. […]

Apr 04
Prudence Walker on queer rights, disability and why inclusion must be lived

“There is much talk about people and not enough with people”: Prudence Walker on queer rights, disability, and being heard  Prudence Walker, Disability Rights Commissioner and rainbow rights spokesperson at the Human Rights Commission, discusses queer rights, accessibility, and why meaningful inclusion in Aotearoa must be shaped by lived experience.  In Aotearoa, conversations about inclusion […]

Apr 04
Production pauses on Drag Race Philippines season four after Misua’s death

World of Wonder has confirmed the death of Drag Race Philippines contestant Misua, who was just 27. The much-loved queen had been due to compete in season four of the hit series, but production has now been paused following the sudden loss. Jason Elvie Ty, better known by the stage name Misua, “passed away in […]

Apr 03
Tāme Iti on Takatāpui Belonging, Decolonisation & the Courage to Be Seen 

Activist, artist and author Tāme Iti speaks to YOUR EX’s Oliver Hall about the shared struggles for Māori and Rainbow rights, and why young people give him hope for the future  This interview has been edited for clarity and brevity.  A lot of queer people grow up navigating shame before they find their pride. Does that resonate with […]

Apr 02
Bullet Analysis Raises New Questions in Charlie Kirk Shooting Case

The case against the man accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk has hit a fresh hurdle, after defence lawyers said a federal firearms analysis could not conclusively match the fatal bullet fragment to the rifle allegedly linked to the suspect. In a recent filing to Utah District Judge Tony Graf, lawyers for 22-year-old Tyler […]

Apr 01
Team Iron Transmasc Races to Third in Men’s Relay Division

At the 2026 Athletic Brewing Ironman 70.3 Oceanside in California on Saturday, 28 March, more than 3,000 age-group athletes and over 60 professionals took part — but one relay team stood out for far more than its result. Competing together as Team Iron Transmasc were transgender swimmer and three-time Ivy League champion Schuyler Bailar, disabled […]