In the clip, a transmasculine character with freckles and a cropped blue haircut says, "I'm trans, Norma. And everyone at school knows, and everyone at home knows, and being here, it's like a whole new place. I can just be Barney, and I can choose if and when I tell people. I've never been happier ... Pugsley reminded me how important it is to live your life without apology."
However, the show caught the attention of Musk after far-right social media accounts began recirculating clips of the series this week. The show's creator, Hamish Steele, shared to his BlueSky account that "It's probably going to be a very odd day" after Musk retweeted a post from Libs of TikTok calling out Dead End: Paranormal Park for "pushing pro-transgender of CHILDREN." The post claimed the series was "advertised for 7-YEAR-OLDS" and "promoted on Netflix Kids now," to which Musk added: "This is not ok."
The central hub of Tall Pines is the radical teen-rehab facility (read cult-coded prison) for which the town is named, run by the enigmatic and intense Evelyn Wade (Toni Collette), who has an ironclad hold on the denizens of both the town and the facility. Even though we can all agree that we'd probably follow Collette and her expressive eyebrows anywhere, she cuts a menacing figure as the controlling maternal figure who looms over the town, monitoring every move for signs of dissent.
Alex Consani made history as one of the first out trans models to walk the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show and win the 2024 Model of the Year gong. She has now shared behind-the-scenes glimpses of her recent Victoria's Secret campaign on Instagram after being announced as an Angel for this year's fashion show. Alongside the signature angel wings, Consani iconically posted an image of a tuck kit from Unclockable - a trans-led brand.
I absolutely know you will! Already one of my toughest opponent to date! Hold your head high queen, you're an amazing champion @ProWrestlingEVE is lucky to have you! When you're ready to dance again, I'll be waiting💋 https://t.co/bz9uVP5Zd5- Rizz Khalifa💋 (@NylaRoseBeast) August 24, 2025
"As a trans person, it's hard to articulate exactly how I feel, but I guess if I had to describe it I'd say, Donald you're so stupid, you are SO stupid. You're lucky you're so hot."
Player 120 was the real winner, no matter what anyone says. She was the strongest, the smartest, and the kindest. She felt truly human, someone willing to sacrifice her life for others.
As trans rights and freedoms are in jeopardy, revisiting this story feels timely and necessary. We need more stories that show folks...
It's been amazing. It's been such a welcoming, like a homecoming, especially when I talk to other Hawaiians, other Pacific Islanders. People from all over Polynesia, they can connect and relate and see someone that looks like them and has the same culture, the same upbringing as them, really makes them feel like they're part of a community. That's what drag has been able to make, and what Drag Race has been able to globalize, is making a lot more spaces for community building.
I Kissed a Boy returns for season two, featuring the first-ever out trans contestant, showcasing its commitment to inclusivity in LGBTQ+ representation.
