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Wanda Sykes Shades Ricky Gervais During His Golden Globe Win as He Misses Ceremony

Wanda Sykes Shades Ricky Gervais During His Golden Globe Win as He Misses Ceremony

76% Left coverage: 29 sources

Wanda Sykes presented the award for best stand-up comedy performance as Ricky Gervais misses the ceremony See the Story

Josh Cavallo: Pioneering gay footballer accuses former club of homophobia

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Josh Cavallo: Pioneering gay footballer accuses former club of homophobia

46% Left coverage: 11 sources

Adelaide United says it "categorically rejects" Cavallo's claims he was sidelined because of his sexuality.See the Story

Brazilian Makes History as First Openly Gay Man to Compete at Australian Open

Australian Open · Australia

Brazilian Makes History as First Openly Gay Man to Compete at Australian Open

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

Joao Lucas Reis Da Silva’s game went to a new level in 2025 after he came out by posting on social media to mark his boyfriend’s birthday. His improved ranking allowed him to become the first openly gay man to compete at the Australian Open.See the Story

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