The pop superstar advocated for the Equality Act during an acceptance speech and a performance of “You Need to Calm Down.” While accepting the Video of the Year award, the pop star said the honor signaled fans’ support of her message of in “You Need to Calm Down.” The single has been received as an

Outfest FUSION: The LGBT People of Color Film Festival took place March 22-24, 2012 in Los Angeles. This NoMoreDownLow.TV newsbreak features interviews with director Patrik-Ian Polk's "The Skinny" plus highlights from the festival including the films "Stud Life," "Slow" and "Promise Me a Lie."

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