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After several hours of strange performance pieces, rain, and muted responses to the athletes, the Opening Ceremony creates a stunningly perfect ending.
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Sign up for The Agenda — Them' s news and politics newsletter, delivered to your inbox every Thursday. Seven people have been charged with death threats, aggravated insults, and cyberbullying after Thomas Jolly, the artistic director for the Paris Olympics opening and closing ceremonies, filed a complaint to French authorities.
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Gay Olympic diver and king of the thirst trap Tom Daley had the great honor of carrying the flag for Great Britain during the Opening Ceremony’s Pride of Nations. But Daley isn’t the only one.
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Support Star Observer. The opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics has officially wrapped up, but the incredibly gay performances have still got people talking across the globe.
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Drag queen in Olympic opening ceremony has no regrets, calls it ‘a photograph of France in ’ 1 of 8 | Hugo Bardin, who performs as the drag queen Paloma, felt it was meaningful and important to be part of a Paris Olympics opening ceremony that presented a multifaceted, multi-ethnic France with people of different ethnicities and.
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As a gay youth growing up in central France, Hugo Bardin never felt he lived in a world that represented who he was — a world in which he had a place. And that is why Bardin, who performs as the drag queen Paloma, felt it was meaningful and important to be part of a Paris Olympics opening ceremony that presented a multifaceted, multiethnic France with people of different ethnicities and orientations.
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The man with the task of delivering the Paris Olympic Games’ opening ceremony says he wants everyone to feel represented. Queer artistic director Thomas Jolly spoke to British Vogue about the preparations for the opening and closing ceremonies for this summer’s Olympics and Paralympics.
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Wien Stadium at Baker Field. Gay Games IV, held in New York City from June 18 to 25, , brought together athletes, performance artists, and spectators from around the world to take part in what was then the largest sports and culture event to welcome and celebrate the LGBT community.
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The extraordinary opening ceremony of Paris set a thoroughly modern tone for these Games, with a flamboyant, diversity-celebrating extravaganza that put the LGBTQIA+ community centre stage.
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