Pop stars are exploring new sexualities and, finally, it doesn't hurt them

After decades of closeted artists and coded lyrics, a new generation of gender and sexually-fluid pop stars are challenging stereotypes and celebrating their identity through music. In the last few years, artists like Miley Cyrus, Janelle Monae, Ariana Grande, Anne-Marie, Troye Sivan, Harry Styles, Christine and the Queens and Demi Lovato have all talked about same-sex attraction or bisexuality in their lyrics - BBC emphasises how any type of healthy sexuality in pop music is now widely accepted. BBC...