More than half of generation Z gay, bisexual teenage boys report being out to parents
A majority of gay and bisexual Generation Z teenage boys report being out to their parents, part of an uptick in coming out among young people...
Daily Archive: April 26, 2021
Women with gynecologic cancer and low income report increased financial stress and anxiety during COVID-19 pandemic
A recent study provides insights on the COVID-19 pandemic’s effects on employment, anxiety, and financial distress among women who have gynecologic cancer and low income. The...
Zendaya stuns Oscars red carpet in Cher-inspired Valentino gown
Zendaya reaffirmed her status as red carpet royalty at the 93rd Academy Awards on Sunday evening, wearing a vibrant lemon yellow Valentino Haute Couture gown that...
As India breaks another global Covid-19 record and hospitals run out of oxygen, countries pledge assistance and aid
• Some parts of the US are more vulnerable to another hit by coronavirus. Here’s why
A return to normal won’t happen all at once. But officials say more guidance on what we can safely do is coming in the next days
Two leading US officials say fully vaccinated Americans may get more guidance in just a matter of days on what they can safely do.
‘Minari’ star becomes first Korean to win acting Oscar
Yuh-jung Youn won the Oscar for best supporting actress for her performance in “Minari” on Sunday and made history by becoming the first Korean actor to...
Best supporting actress Yuh-jung Youn steals the show
Yuh-jung Youn won the Oscar for best supporting actress for her performance in “Minari” on Sunday and made history by becoming the first Korean actor to...
This year’s Oscars could have been a moment of pride for China. Then politics got in the way
• Why China isn’t airing this year’s Oscars
‘Nomadland’ Makes History, and Chadwick Boseman Is Upset at the Oscars
Chloé Zhao’s film about the damaged American dream won best picture, best director and best actress. In a surprise, Anthony Hopkins (“The Father”) won best actor.
How Biden anchored his first 100 days on two simple principles
The increasingly radical presidency of Joe Biden was built on a straightforward foundation: putting Covid-19 shots in arms and stimulus checks in the bank.
