Meryl Streep Considers Sex Tips from a Gay Man: VIDEO

And fellating bananas is one of them, according to the trailer for the forthcoming film Hope Springs, which looks as though it will pleasure every Streep devotee.

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(via homorazzi)

Thomas Roberts Talks to Victory Fund's Denis Dison About the Record Number of Out LGBT Candidates: VIDEO

Today, MSNBC's Thomas Roberts spoke with Denis Dison of the Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund about the record number of LGBT candidates running for office this year, how it affects legislative issues to have an out elected official in office, and about the lack of out gay Republican candidates.

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New Trend: Pit Stank Soirees

The straight world has caught on to something that's just a regular night at NYC's Eagle:

After an initial test event in New York back in 2010, the Pheromone Party hit Los Angeles earlier this month, inviting single males and females to let prospective partners smell their worn T-shirts to decide which scent they are most attracted to.

The concept is based upon the scientific theory that pheromones can trigger sexual attraction and works as follows: guests are invited to sleep for three nights in a row in a cotton T-shirt to capture their “odor print"; they then place their bagged T-shirt on a table at the pheromone party and if fellow attendees like what they smell they take a picture with the bag, making it easy to see who likes whose smell.

The Second Class Citizens of Amendment One: PHOTOS

A campaign called Every1Against1 is using images commonly seen in the African-American civil rights battle to highlight the harms that would be done by North Carolina's Amendment One, and encouraging their spread through social media.

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(via buzzfeed)

Freedom to Work Founder Tico Almeida Has 'Sliver of Hope' That Obama Will Sign LGBT Non-Discrimination Order: VIDEO

Freedom to Work President Tico Almeida returned to Viewpoint with Eliot Spitzer late last week to discuss Obama's refusal to sign an executive order banning LGBT discrimination in the workplace.

Almeida said that the White House was not happy with his appearance two weeks ago on Spitzer's show in which he discussed the meeting where it was announced that Obama would not sign the order.

Almeida said that he had a follow-up meeting with White House aides at a Starbucks and still has a "sliver of hope" that the executive order will get signed.

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Superheroes Can't Be Gay: VIDEO

Norwegian TV show Kollektivet takes on superhero sexuality and the ancient rule that keeps caped crimefighters in the closet.

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(via ign)