Pride Month Must-Attend: ‘Queer as Folk’ Premiere, Orville Peck, Christina Aguilera and More

Christina Aguilera took over Los Angeles Pride over the weekend! The iconic singer went all out headlining the highly anticipated music festival, bringing many special guests to the stage and making the crowd go crazy with an emotional rendition of ‘Beautiful’ which even brought her to tears.The singer recently shared her thoughts about what it means for her to be an LGBTQ+ ally, crediting her supportive fans for her career and explaining her connection to the queer community.Christina decided to invite singer Kim Petras to the stage, who performed one of her most iconic songs. The pair also made a short duet before Christina surprised the audience with a reunion of Moulin Rouge’s ‘Lady Marmalade,’ bringing Mya to the stage.She also performed ‘Express’ from the musical ‘Burlesque’ starring Cher, and changed into a stunning yellow showgirl costume especially for the performance.But she did not stop there, as she also invited Paris Hilton, who was a special guest at Britney Spears’ wedding, and had fans going wild when she grabbed the microphone to perform her hit song ‘Stars Are Blind.’Paris played a short DJ set and included Christina’s song ‘Genie in a Bottle’ and Britney’s ‘Toxic’ to get the party started for the last part of the concert, where the singer performed the fan-favorite song ‘Car Wash’ ft.

Christina Aguilera brought the house down during Saturday night’s LA Pride music fest at Los Angeles State Historic Park — and she didn’t do it alone!

Christina Aguilera headlined LA Pride’s music fest at Los Angeles State Historic Park on Saturday and gave the fans exactly what they wanted. On top of an epic, high-energy performance of some of her biggest hits, Aguilera took things back to 2001 when she brought out Mya as a surprise guest.In video footage posted to Twitter by concert attendees, Aguilera and Mya both wore all-yellow burlesque-type costumes and had a blast belting out the song they collaborated on with Pink and Lil' Kim more than two decades ago for the soundtrackMya joins Christina Aguilera on stage as she performs 'Lady Marmalade' at LA Pride 2022 pic.twitter.com/nWo0NkAW2TParis Hilton — who also performed at LA Pride on Saturday — shared more videos of Aguilera and Mya doing their thing on stage, which Mya reposted to her Stories. Aguilera later shared clips to her IG Stories, writing, «Such a special moment.»According to , Aguilera thanked the crowd with an emotional speech during her set. "​Oh my goodness.

Christina Aguilera was joined on stage by Mya to perform ‘Lady Marmalade’ during her headline set at LA Pride on Saturday (June 11).The track, which was originally released in 1974 by Eleventh Hour, was re-recorded by Mya, Lil Kim, Christina Aguilera and Pink for the soundtrack to 2001’s Moulin Rouge!. It subsequently went to Number One in both the US and UK.During LA Pride, Aguilera and her dancers performed a medley of Moulin Rouge! hits, before Mya joined her for ‘Lady Marmalade’. “Thank you so much for doing this,” Aguilera said.

Christina Aguilera took to the stage at the LA Pride music festival at the Los Angeles State Historic Park Saturday night. The 41-year-old singer performed a few of the hits that made her a household name, including a wild rendition of 2002's "Dirrty." She danced in front of thousands of revelers in the heart of downtown, wearing a bold red leather bodysuit with a matching trench coat.  At one point, Aguilera joined forces with another vocal powerhouse as Mya joined her onstage for a rendition of their classic hit remake, "Lady Marmalade."   Christina Aguilera wore the colors of the pride flag for her headlining performance at LA Pride Saturday night.

Christina Aguilera and Mya got together for a mini “Lady Marmalade” reunion at LA Pride on Saturday, June 11.

Christina Aguilera hits the stage at LA Pride’s Official In-Person Music Event “LA Pride In The Park,” presented by Christopher Street West (CSW), at Los Angeles Historical Park on Saturday (June 11) in Los Angeles.

Christina Aguilera is opening about what being an LGBTQ+ ally means, revealing that she feels supported and connected to the queer community and gives them credit for her succesful career in the music industry.The iconic singer, who will be headlining L.A. Pride this weekend, says she has been “proud to put a spotlight on the LGBTQ+ community” throughout her career, including with her ‘Beautiful’ music video, “which features a gay couple, as well as a trans woman.”“I wasn’t thinking too much about it beyond wanting to show people owning who they are.

Britney Spears and Madonna recreated their dramatic MTV VMAs kiss at the Baby One More Time singer’s wedding to her fitness trainer fiancé, Sam Asghari on Thursday. Madonna, 63, and Britney, 40, are arguably some of the most iconic pop stars of our time, and they shocked the world as they locked lips onstage in 2003, firmly shrugging off Britney’s girl-next-door image.

Sam Asghari wasn’t the only one lucky enough to kiss the bride! Madonna shared a special moment with Britney Spears at her Thursday, June 9, wedding.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorDoing press for “Fire Island” has been quite an emotional experience for James Scully, who plays Bowen Yang’s love interest in director Andrew Ahn’s new queer rom-com written by and starring Joel Kim Booster.“I have had these out of body moments where I’m like, remember when you thought you were going to have to pretend to be straight your whole life?” Scully tells me. “Remember when you thought that you were just going to have to find a really patient woman and marry her and just do the best that you could to make it work?”“Fire Island” is an LGBTQ take on Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice.” The all-queer cast also includes Matt Rogers, Margaret Cho, Conrad Ricamora, Tomás Matos, Torian Miller, Nick Adams and Zane Phillips.

Christina Aguilera is making sure her kids and partnet experience her upbringing and roots; therefore, the singer and songwriter took them to learn more about iconic Mexican painter Frida Kahlo.According to the star, her family is very artistic, so visiting her art gallery was a must. “Coming from a family filled with artists and painters, Frida has been a constant inspiration to me, my family and now my children, she wrote on social media alongside a video of herself dancing and enjoying Mariachi music.“I’ve been reading to my daughter about Frida since she was a baby, and now wanting to be an artist and a little painter herself, we were thrilled to find out this special exhibit was coming to LA!” she added.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorThe Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is stepping out for LGBTQ Pride.Variety can exclusively report that the Academy will march for the first time in the Los Angeles Pride Parade on June 12 in Hollywood. A giant Oscar statuette will be along for the ride on a specially-designed trolley.“We’re proud and excited the Academy will participate in the L.A.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorChristina Aguilera is going all out for her upcoming performance at L.A. Pride.The vocal powerhouse is set to take the stage on June 11 at L.A. State Historic Park.

Christina Aguilera is paying tribute to her LGBTQ fans. 

Christina Aguilera adores her two children, 14-year-old, Max, and Summer Rain, seven, and she's adamant they'll grow up to be "free".The star opened up in an interview with People during which she made rare comments about her offspring. MORE: Christina Aguilera stuns in unexpected outfit on rare date night with fiancé Matthew RutlerAdmitting she has a rebellious streak of her own, Christina said: "I've always, always wanted my kids to just be their happiest best selves, whatever that means to them, I will always support it." WATCH: Christina Aguilera showcases her stunning enchated garden at family homeShe added: "Every child is different — I've definitely learned that, everything from education-wise to their personalities and what their interests are."And so, Christina has promised to back them on nwhatever path they decide to follow.