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David Archuleta
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David Archuleta: “Devout” is out

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76th Street band
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76th Street: Wild, queer, and unstoppable

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Joy Clark with her guitar.
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Joy Clark: Queer, rooted, resonant

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This close-up portrait captures a person with curly, reddish-brown hair and a light mustache, looking thoughtfully out of a window. They are wearing thin, silver-rimmed circular glasses that catch a warm, golden glow of sunlight, creating a bright reflection on the left lens. A small septum ring is visible in their nose, and they are dressed in a simple white t-shirt with red stitching at the collar. The background is softly blurred with warm wooden tones and a hint of greenery outside, focusing all attention on the person’s gentle, contemplative expression as they are bathed in natural, late-afternoon light.
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Cavetown’s “Running With Scissors” is just sharp enough

Allison Kraus -
Sug Daniels
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The soul of Sug Daniels: Finding freedom through song

Joe'l Ludovich -
2025 LGBTQ by and for Christmas music ideas
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Entirely too many new Christmas-New Year-Winter-Holiday songs by and/or for LGBTQ...

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This is a vibrant and colorful square album cover for Rachael Sage & The Sequins' song, "Belong To You." The central image is a portrait of a smiling woman, presumably Rachael Sage, looking directly at the viewer. She has long, dark reddish-brown hair, bright red lipstick, and striking light blue eyeshadow. She is wearing a bright floral headband with orange and yellow flowers and large, dark, dangling earrings. The background is a soft, blurry wash of pastel colors—primarily light blue, green, and yellow—with streaks of ethereal light or lens flare crossing the image. The artist's name, "RACHAEL SAGE & THE SEQUINS," is written in white, modern, sans-serif capital letters in the lower section, with the song title, "BELONG TO YOU," centered directly beneath it in a smaller font. 2025
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Rachael Sage’s new album and tour is all about the power...

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Adam Mac
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Country music’s Adam Mac mixes funky beats, heartfelt lyrics, and lots...

Nicholas Attanasio -
This is a photo of the band GAYC/DC. Five men in their 50s or 60s stand in a line and pose with a drum set behind them. The band's logo, GAYC/DC, is emblazoned in glittery, pink-and-red letters in the foreground. From left to right, the first man wears a lime green leopard-print jacket, a black-and-pink striped shirt, a studded choker, and black pants. The second man wears a sparkly silver fedora, a bright pink feather boa, and a black shirt. The third man, who is bald with a full beard, wears a red shirt with black tribal designs, a black leather skirt, and fishnet stockings. The fourth man wears a purple sequined cap, a purple feather boa, and a black beaded necklace over a black shirt. The last man wears a black hat with sunglasses attached, a bright red feather boa, and a black-and-white patterned jacket. All five men are smiling and looking at the camera. 2025
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GayC/DC: These dads got rhythm

Allison Kraus -
This striking photo of Maren Morris features her looking upwards and to the right with a thoughtful expression. She is wearing a voluminous, shaggy yellow coat that dominates the foreground, its texture creating a soft, warm feel. The image is enhanced by a multi-exposure or reflection effect, creating multiple ghostly, fainter images of her face and the yellow coat on the right side of the frame, giving it an ethereal and artistic quality. The background, similar to other photos in this set, appears to be a warm-toned, textured wall, possibly made of bamboo or wicker, adding to the earthy aesthetic.
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Maren Morris reclaims herself after coming out

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