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Here's the thing about TV weddings: It's seldom easy to say "I do" without much ado. In real life, the officiant might get held up by traffic, or weird cousin Otto and his plus-one (who is she again?) might dance a bit inappropriately at the reception.

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We take a look back at some of the best LGBT+ TV shows that have blown us away over the last year, from It's a Sin to Pose.

The TV series selected by our critics and contributors ran the full gamut of the small screen experience, from sitcom-grounded superheroes to murderous playground games to an overdue exploration of the 1980s Aids crisis

HIV and AIDS have been depicted countless times in film and on television – but writers haven't always gotten it right.

When Pose showrunner and cocreator Steven Canals announced that the hit drama would conclude following its third season, fans were shocked and hurt and

Noah Kirby from Montoursville put on a show at the Little league Home Run Derby.

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"To have not one but three characters living with HIV, and to have them all just do well and never seen them struggle with their health, it didn't completely feel real," Pose co-creator Steven Canals said

The "Pose" series finale airs June 6. Heres why the show is coming to an end and how stars like Billy Porter and Mj Rodriguez reacted to the news.