Add another name to the growing list of skeptics who doubt Jussie Smollet was attacked by two Trump supporters in Chicago.
Reality TV star Milan Christopher, who initially believed Smollet's story, changed his mind after studying the known facts of the case.
GLAAD is celebrating a record year for the highest percentage of LGBT characters on broadcast television, cable TV and the web for the first time in 2018.
Reality TV star Milan Christopher took it all off for his Paper magazine cover story. Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta's first openly gay male cast member discussed being a gay role model and pursuing his rap music career as one of hip hop's few openly gay rappers.
VH1 must really think you're dumb. The network introduced a gay male couple on last season's Love & HipHop: Hollywood. But the ratings bonanza they'd hoped for never materialized. Instead, their female viewers tuned out in droves.
Didn't VH1 learn anything from Empire?
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More Proof That Some Women Should Send Their Gaydar in for repairs
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Good news men (and you ladies who prefer gay men), reality TV star Milan Christopher, left, is back on the market.
Due to contractual obligations, Milan waited until after this week's episode of Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood to publicly break up with his boyfriend, gay rapper Brock Miles.
An email sent out to the blogs by VH1's publicity department left many bloggers scratching their heads.
The poorly written press release trumpets the addition of openly gay "rapper" Milan Christopher to the cast of Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood.