(CNN) -- Cindy Williams, the dynamic actress known best for playing the bubbly Shirley Feeney on the beloved sitcom "Laverne & Shirley," has died, according to a statement from her family, provided to CNN by a representative. She was 75. Read on »
Data from a new study suggests that young LGBTQ+ people in America aren’t comfortable in their own skin — literally. Read on »
Zachary Levi, star of Warner Bros.' upcoming Shazam 2 film, had many scratching their heads and resurfacing past questionable statements by the actor after he went after pharmaceutical company Pfizer this weekend. Read on »
The Department of Justice has asked the Federal Elections Commission to step aside regarding its investigation into New York’s lying congressman, Republican Rep. George Santos. Read on »
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A former member of the famed New Zealand national rugby team has come out as gay. Read on »
Utah has banned most gender-affirming care for minors. Read on »
Good news can come out of bad news — there were 315 anti-LGBTQ+ bills introduced in state legislatures last year, but 91 percent of them failed to become law, the Human Rights Campaign reports. Read on »
Michigan right-wingers are working together to challenge LGBTQ+-inclusive education in public schools. Read on »
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(CNN) -- Cindy Williams, the dynamic actress known best for playing the bubbly Shirley Feeney on the beloved sitcom "Laverne & Shirley," has died, according to a statement from her family, provided to CNN by a representative. She was 75. 
Data from a new study suggests that young LGBTQ+ people in America aren’t comfortable in their own skin — literally. 
Zachary Levi, star of Warner Bros.' upcoming Shazam 2 film, had many scratching their heads and resurfacing past questionable statements by the actor after he went after pharmaceutical company Pfizer this weekend. 
The Department of Justice has asked the Federal Elections Commission to step aside regarding its investigation into
By: Scottie Andrew 
A former member of the famed New Zealand national rugby team has come out as gay. 
Utah has banned most gender-affirming care for minors. 
Good news can come out of bad news — there were 315 anti-LGBTQ+ bills introduced in state legislatures last year, but 91 percent of them failed to become law, the Human Rights Campaign reports. 
