Karine Jean-Pierre Is the First Openly Gay Woman To Lead White House Press Briefing

Jon Stewart used his time as the first post-COVID guest on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" to push the theory that the coronavirus came from a lab in Wuhan, China.  The former "Daily Show" host sat down with his old comedy friend for an interview where he almost immediately began pushing the unproven theory that COVID-19 began spreading across the world after leaking from a lab that was doing research on bat coronaviruses in Wuhan.  "I think we owe a great debt of gratitude to science

said Sunday during a speech at Turning Point USA’s Young Women’s Leadership Summit. “I sourced my information.”McEnany served as press secretary for less than a year at the close of former president Donald Trump’s single term in office, but coverage of her statements from that time doesn’t align with her declaration that she “never lied.”Last September, CNN abruptly cut away from one of McEnany’s briefings after she claimed Trump had never downplayed COVID-19.

When White House Principal Deputy Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre first stood before the media in the White House briefing room last month, the moment made history: She was the first African-American woman to do so in 30 years and the first LGBTQ woman to do so, period.

Daria Berenato is remembering what it was like to make history as WWE’s first openly gay female wrestler.

Variety first reported. “I want Sasha to see his own power as an actor and as a human,” actor Michael D. Cohen, who stars in the series, told the outlet.

Nickelodeon is making history on their network by casting an openly trans teenager to star in Danger Force.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterDaria Berenato, better known as Sonya Deville — WWE superstar — made headlines in 2015 when she became the first openly gay female wrestler in WWE history. Now, after performing in front of arenas filled with fans and in front of millions more watching at home, Berenato wants to take her advocacy for the LGBTQ+ commu­nity to the next level.“I really just want to be a voice for the community in sports — specifically, in the WWE,” says Berenato, who is 27.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorEighteen months after revealing publicly that he transitioned about two decades before, Nickelodeon star Michael D. Cohen launched the Trans Youth Acting Challenge in December to help trans and nonbinary youth break into the business.

The new “Rugrats” reboot is getting a queer-friendly update.

The A.V. Club.In the beloved Nickelodeon series’ original incarnation (which ran from 1991 to 2004), Betty was animated wearing a sweatband and funky jewelry paired with a baggy purple sweatshirt with the female sign embossed over it.

Magazine wrote that she was «the first Black person and first out lesbian to hold that position for a vice-presidential nominee.»«As a Black gay immigrant who comes from a working-class family, I know that America hasn't always worked for everyone,» Jean-Pierre, who was born on the French island territory of Martinique to Haitian immigrants and grew up in New York, told the magazine. «And I know that America still doesn't work for everyone.

White House Deputy Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre made history on Wednesday by being the first Black woman in decades and the first openly LGBTQ woman to conduct a White House briefing, although she declined to mark the occasion by calling on the LGBTQ press in the room.

Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy continued his efforts to make news Wednesday, only to meet his match in Principal Deputy Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, who took the podium this afternoon at the daily White House press briefing.Doocy’s own network has spent most of the past 15 months minimizing the dangerous coronavirus, spreading false and mis-information on COVID-19, on social distancing protocols, on mask-wearing, on hydroxychloroquine, on vaccines, and on other aspects of the deadly

(CNN)"The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" has been virtual -- until now.Colbert welcomed his first-in studio guest on Thursday night's episode.John Krasinski joined him in Colbert's makeshift office studio in the Ed Sullivan Theater office building."The Office" star is promoting his film "A Quiet Place Part II," starring his wife, Emily Blunt, which he wrote and directed.Colbert and Krasinski arm wrestled, which Krasinski said he hadn't done since he was 12."I want you to know, this is not

OK so it might be slightly unfair to ask Chris Harrison to pay attention here since his future with Bachelor Nation is still completely up in the air.