Glória Maria, Who Broke Barriers in Brazilian Television, Dies at 73
Thought to be Brazil’s first Black TV journalist and a rare female anchor, she was a trailblazer in a country with a long history of racism.
Source: nytimes.com
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Glamour Magazine's Brazil Woman of The Year is a male influencer who does not identify as a woman – HotAir
Canceling women is an international effort now
Source: hotair.com
Após críticas a 'Nos Tempos de...', Globo repensa planejamento de novelas
Folhetim vem trabalhando com audiência aquém do habitual
Source: uol.com.br
A que assistir nos cinemas? Salas de SP têm dez estreias e novo terror de Jordan Peele
A Lenda de Candyman e documentário baseado em livro de Drauzio Varella são destaques
Source: uol.com.br
Fernanda Nobre e Marcelo Serrado falam com Bial sobre monogamia e amor livre
Atriz vive relação aberta com o marido; ator acredita nos casamentos românticos
Source: uol.com.br
Globo tenta imprimir imagem de humildade a Luciano Huck
Nas primeiras chamada para o Domingão, apresentador surge entre populares anônimos
Source: uol.com.br
Race To Replace Brazil President Puts Focus On 'Proud' Former Bolsonaro Supporter; Eduardo Leite Comes Out As 'Governor Who Is Gay;' 'I Have Nothing To Hide'
Towleroad Gay News Brazil President Candidate Eduardo Leite Brazilian governor and 2022 Brazil president hopeful Eduardo Leite came out as gay on Thursday, stating he had “nothing to hide” as he prepares to challenge staunchly anti-LGBTQ president Jair Bolsonaro. “I have never spoken about a subject related to my personal life, but during this moment of low integrity in Brazil, I have nothing to hide. I am gay,” Leite told Brazilian journalist Pedro Bial during a live TV interview on TV...
Source: towleroad.com
Brazil presidential hopeful comes out as gay, says 'nothing to hide'
1005 Rio Grande do Sul state governor and potential presidential candidate Eduardo Leite walks in Brasilia, Brazil, on October 23, 2019. Reuters/File Sao Paulo/Brasilia, July 3 Brazilian governor and potential major party presidential candidate Eduardo Leite, a prominent critic of President Jair Bolsonaro, came out as gay in a TV interview. Leite, governor of the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul, would be the first openly gay presidential candidate in Brazil. Anti-gay rhetoric has been a st...
Source: tribuneindia.com