Ellen Page was under a lot of pressure to hide her sexuality when she first started out in Hollywood Update: In December 2020, Elliot Page came out as trans and announced that they use he/they ...

Ellen Page has seen Hollywood’s thinking on sexuality change since she shot to stardom in “Juno” in 2007. The 32-year-old actress was told she would never be able to come out as gay. “I ...

Page, who came out as gay in 2014, thanked the comedian during an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres show that year for blazing the trail with her own coming out in 1997.

-- Ellen Page 's announcement that she married Emma Portner came as surprise to many fans. "Can’t believe I get to call this extraordinary woman my wife. @emmaportner," the 30-year-old actress ...

Ellen Page has one less gossip article floating around to worry about. E! has deleted a post the actress referenced in her much talked-about speech in which she came out as a gay woman.

Ellen Page, an outspoken member of the LGBTQ community, recalled an earlier time in her career when she was pressured to hide her sexuality.

Ellen Page has revealed that she was told to hide her sexuality when she first rose to fame. The actress has taken on major roles in films including Inception, X-Men and Whip It but she says that ...

-- Ellen Page received her first Oscar nomination when she was just 20 years old for her impressive role in the surprise hit comedy “Juno.” The 2008 film catapulted Page into the spotlight.

On the morning of Feb. 15, still dazed and giddy from the events of the night before, Ellen Page shuffled through LAX to catch a flight to Montreal, where she was shooting X-Men: Days of Future Past.

Ellen Page coming out supports these kids in inumerable ways, and that's yet another reason — and probably the most important one — that it's a big deal. Follow Laura on Twitter.

Ellen Page, the 20-year-old Canadian recruited to play her, would beg to differ. “I think a lot of people jump to the conclusion of, ‘Well, young people don’t talk like that,’ ” Page ...

Living her truth, Ellen Page explores the ‘profound sadness and profound joy’ of art By Jen Yamato Staff Writer Sept. 27, 2017 5 AM PT ...