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+   Anne Heche is out here talking about the Ellen controversy???

If I’m standing someplace and I don’t like what’s going on there and I stay there, it’s my fault. So what are the actions that got me there and why can’t I get out of it easily if that’s not something that I want to be engaged in? Ellen is standing where she walks, and that is hers to continue that journey.

I also have no idea what that means. She did say dating Ellen was a “beautiful part of her life” that she “wears with honor.”

+ Related: Lesbian writers Christina Cauterucci and June Thomas at Slate in conversation about what to do about Ellen.

+ At Soaps dot com they’re running down some classic LGBTQ moments on daytime TV.

+ Cherry Jones chatted about how working with Brian Cox on Succession was “love at first sight.”

+ How Hollywood is missing out on Latinx representation both in front of and behind the camera.

+ And here is the trailer for Trinkets season two.

+ And here is the trailer for Bad Hair, starring Laverne Cox and Lena Waithe.

+ Janet Mock will be honored at the African American Film Critics Association Adcolor Awards as the Breakout Creative of the Year.

+ Tig Notaro will replace Chris D’Elia in Army of the Dead.

+ Amandla Stenberg has joined Dear Evan Hansen‘s feature film adaptation. The role of Alana has been expanded for her, including a whole new solo.

+ The rowdy queer wrestling league blowing stereotypes away.

+ The Indigo Girls’ Amy Ray and Emily Saliers talked to NPR about their “45-year kinship.” 

+ Pop culture failed to imagine Kamala Harris.

+ If you haven’t read that Dolly Parton profile in Billboard yet, please take some time to enjoy it.

+ Indiwire’s disability in pop culture roundtables continue! This week they’re asking: Who’s the first disabled character you saw on TV?

+ Peacock has officially picked up the long-rumored Clueless reboot. (I still don’t know how to watch Peacock.)

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