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Madonna will debut the video for “Medellín” a week from today in London!

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Soller in the play that won him his award, and the spotlight in which to speak. (Image by Simon Annand)

Kyle Soller, accepting an Olivier Award for his performance in the gay-themed play The Inheritance, gave a moving speech about those who came before and those who were lost to the AIDS epidemic — referencing Brunei's barbaric new anti-gay law in the process. Watch:

ABOVE: Happy ending.

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ABOVE: Fun with anamorphic sculptures.

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ABOVE: One of my most popular Instagram posts of all time — for some reason. Follow here!

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ABOVE: The thighs have it.

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I have not known anyone closely who has committed suicide, but its spectre is all around — not only in the media, via high-profile suicides, but also in the LGBTQ community.

A young person I think the world of opened up to me about his past suicide attempts and it really jolted me. I think a lot of older gay people are stuck in the mindset that Will & Grace fixed things and that being gay is not as big a deal as it used to be. That show and many other things in the culture helped immeasurably, but the fact remains that there is still a deep-seeded stigma attached to being gay or bi or trans or non-binary, anything that is not straight 'n' narrow.

(Images by Stevens Añazco for GT)

Aquaria's landed her first major cover — for GT — and she doesn't disappoint in what winds up looking like a cross between Vincent Van You-Go-Girl and Carmen Dell'Orefice.

In her interview, she sums up why I like her so much:

I think a lot of my drag is knowing what’s come before me, whether that’s drag or fashion, and just really reinterpreting that. I know things that people don't expect some 22- year-old to know. I went into the werk room saying all these things, and trying to tell people that I knew what I was talking about and no one believed me! I got to show them and prove to them that I do.

Keep reading to check out her lewks ...