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LGBTQ and HIV news

As an exhibition and Netflix series illustrate, Christopher Makos and Andy Warhol also documented the early AIDS epidemic.

A “Black Latina girl from New Jersey,” Michaela Jaé Rodriguez played Blanca, a trans woman living with HIV, on the series “Pose.”

Maven Lee shares his HIV story while promoting balls, serving runway and starring on reality TV.

Actor and singer Billy Porter was honored at an Elizabeth Taylor AIDS fundraiser; his memoir “Unprotected,” arrives next month.

Jonathan Van Ness of “Queer Eye” narrates the Vice TV documentary marking 40 years of the HIV epidemic. It premieres June 2.

The hit British miniseries It’s a Sin tackles AIDS in the ’80s.

The British TV series “It’s a Sin” is a smash hit that raises HIV awareness. Is it also problematic and stigmatizing?

GLAAD study finds “drastic decrease” in HIV-positive characters on TV but sees an uptick in LGBTQ people of color.

As a cohost on the Netflix reality series, he helps plan surprise weddings in less than a week.

Fans on Twitter are not having it.

The POZ editors compiled the winners of the Fourth Annual POZ Awards.

HIV facility Casey House edited and dubbed the five-minute segments to smash HIV/AIDS stigma. The result is must-see TV.

UPDATE: R.I.P. Betty White — The HIV-themed episode “72 Hours” debuted on February 17, 1990.

Update: N.Y. attorney general tells the televangelist to stop making misleading claims about Silver Solution.