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It's Friday and we're just a few hours away from the clock hitting 5PM! So in the event that you are very much feeling the weekend mood, here is our weekly "Weekend Mood" playlist to get things goin' for you! Let that out of office feeling sink in and turn up the volume! Happy weekend Q-ties!

On Saturday night, during an Instagram live stream with new beau, Cody Simpson, Cyrus made remarks about her sexuailty that made many LGBTQ+ community members question Cyrus's level of education and awareness when it comes to identifying as a community member. In 2015 Cyrus came out as Pansexual...

It just hit 5:00 PM on a Friday, so we wanted to share a few of our favorite songs to start your weekend off right!

Pop Princess and newly crowned queen of spooky, Kim Petras, joins Mikalah on The Morning Beat for an exclusive interview about her upcoming 'Clarity' World Tour! Petras shares about the making of her new music video for song "Icy" and tells us about the production behind her newest Halloween themed...

Today on The Morning Beat, Jai and Mikalah cover Spirit Day and share all the ways that you can get involved with supporting GLAAD.

With the release of her newest album "Turn Off The Light" ultra-cool girl, Kim Petras has been dubbed by many as the queen of spook and the literal inventor of Halloween... with Paper Magazine stating in a recent article, "KIM PETRAS INVENTED HALLOWEEN". If you haven't already listened to "Turn Off...

In support of National Coming Out Day CHANNEL Q is partnering with PFLAG -- "the nation's first and largest organization for LGBTQ+ people, their parents and families, and allies! PFLAG provides support, education, and advocacy through a nationwide network of over more than 400 chapters and 200,000...

It just hit 5:30 PM on a Friday, so we wanted to share a few of our favorite songs to start your weekend off right!

Mattel may be best known for Barbie — a doll that epitomizes femininity for many people — but now it's rolling out a new line of gender-neutral dolls. The $30 toys are aimed at children who "don't want their toys dictated by gender norms," the company said.