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Tegan And Sara On Convincing Ellen Page To Come Out

Tegan and Sara are back with a new album, “Love You To Death”, and opening up to Glamour magazine about all things queer in the music industry.

“I have never felt like being in the closet would have helped us. It always seemed like a shame to hide such an integral part of one’s identity,” Sara said. “It’s a relief to see people being more comfortable and casual about it. I think it does wonders for the kids out there who are taking it in and experiencing the music.”

With more queer-fronted acts grabbing the spotlight than ever before, Tegan goes on to acknowledge the improvement but calls for more. “I wish there was more queer women making music in the mainstream,” she shared. “I still feel a responsibility to really push ahead. Not that I want to give in or give up or retire, but there are definitely moments where I wish there was more happening.”

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The duo, who were instrumental in convincing fellow Canadian Ellen Page to come out, explained their role in inspiring her to take the leap. “We talked a lot about how wonderful and intelligent she is and how important and significant it would be if she came out,” Tegan revealed. “I was really proud of her and how she used her celebrity at that moment. I was proud of her for taking the leap and doing it so articulately, but also giving props to so many other amazing people who she had been influenced by. I was honoured to be included in that list.”

Read Tegan and Sara’s complete interview with the magazine at Glamour.com

Nick Jonas Says He Is ‘Humbled’ And ‘Honoured’ To Be Part Of Orlando Vigil

Nick Jonas is talking about his experience at the New York City vigil for victims of the Orlando shooting.

The singer was invited to speak at the event on Monday night, giving an eloquent and impassioned speech as part of the vigil held at the Stonewall Inn. “I am so humbled and I think more than anything I just want to speak from the heart and say that I woke up yesterday to the news and like all of you, my heart broke,” he told the grieving crowd that gathered to honour the 49 victims.

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During a visit to a radio station Tuesday morning, Jonas touched on his speech, revealing that he took the podium without any notes or a planned statement, citing his duty to stand up and demand change.

“I’m humbled and honoured last night to have been able to be part of it in any way and all I can say is I do intend on doing all I can to see a change and I’m proud to be an American,” he says. “We have a responsibility to speak up about things we’re passionate about, regardless of our platform, how many followers we have.”

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The “Close” singer says he is standing by the LGBTQ community. “I cannot imagine the pain that the families of the victims feel and I humbly say that I’m here to support in any way that I can, and I’m so, so sorry for them.”