Mey Rude is a journalist and cultural critic at Out Magazine. With a decade of experience covering queer news, she focuses on themes of pop culture, entertainment, and sports, exploring the intersections of identity and representation within these areas. Mey's work has been featured in Pride, Yahoo News, The Advocate, and other prominent publications.
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Mey Rude's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, particularly LGBTQ+ representation in music, movies, and television. Her articles often cover specific events or developments within the realm of LGBTQ+ representation in media.
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As a journalist based in the United States, sources providing perspectives relevant to U.S.-based entertainment and LGBTQ+ issues are more likely to align with her coverage focus.
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By: Mey Rude
The nonbinary singer revisits their red-state roots with conflicted feelings in their debut album.
By: Mey Rude
Thirty-five years after the film's release, the actor who played Buffalo Bill slammed its infamous "trans villain" trope.
Harry Melling and Alexander Skarsgård star in one of the sexiest, and sweetest, films in years.
Sexuality is a big, confusing place; it's OK if we take different journeys to how we ultimately identify.
The Team Great Britain athlete shares he "wasn't really performing very well" on the ice prior to living openly as gay.
For Bucatinsky, when his longtime friend and collaborator Lisa Kudrow is involved, it’s always a good time.
By: Mey Rude
The pop singer and now director is bringing her iconic lesbian song to the big screen.
By: Mey Rude
The transgender actor playing the sheriff's son in the new horror parody film talks safe spaces and trans comedy.
By: Arturo Holmes
“I’m single, so I’m putting in applications…” said the WNBA star.
By: Mey Rude
In a new interview, the viral WNBA star says she wants to "protect young girls" from transgender athletes.
