SALLY KERN: Thomas Roberts talks to HRC's Fred Sainz about her "homosexuals are more dangerous than terrorists" remarks.
NY HOUSEWIVES: Best Ramona Singer impression ever.
JACK MACKENROTH: Is a Valley Girl in an homage to Craigery Morgan.
AXING AXE: A fragrant experiment.
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Former Project Runway designer and HIV activist Jack Mackenroth won seven medals at the Gay Games in Cologne, Germany this week.
Simon Cowell shows off his manscaping skillz.
Broadway Impact hosting major Prop 8 ruling celebration at Therapy in NYC tonight from 7-9: "Currently scheduled to take part in the celebration are Hunter Bell, Heidi Blickenstaff, Susan Blackwell, Nick Adams, Shayna Steele, Will Taylor, Jose Llana and Jason Tam.
A question-and-answer session will include Richard Socarides (former advisor to President Clinton) and newly crowned Miss New York Claire Buffie (she is running on a gay rights platform for the first time in Miss America history)."
Jane Lynch to host SNL.
El Paso, Texas voters to decide November 2 if domestic partners employed by the city are eligible for health benefits: "The topic has become a heated battle between those for and against the decision by El Paso City Council made months back. Many against the decision claim the city is endorsing homosexual lifestyles, and have been fighting to overturn council's decision."
Evan Lysacek: The "verdict is still out" on Johnny Weir's gender.
Robbie Williams tied the knot.
A gay Mormon couple thanks Judge Walker.
Details on the Google - Verizon internet policy proposal. Neutrality nixed for wireless.
Equality Illionois PAC endorses Illinois Governor Pat Quinn: "The endorsement highlights what gay rights advocates say are significant differences between Quinn and his Republican opponent, state Sen. Bill Brady, on issues of importance to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community.
'I think this is one of the most important elections ever, because the choices for our community are markedly different. We have a guy who opposed fairness and equality and a guy who spent his entire career standing up for all Illinoisans,' public policy director for Equality Illinois, Rick Garcia told ChicagoPride.com."
A shift in Orthodox Jewish attitudes toward gay people?
Male model fix: Janice Fronimakis.
A report on the recent Homoclimb.
Evidence that Arizona's SB1070 has gone into effect...
YouthPride Atlanta calls on gubernatorial candidate Nathan Deal to stop elevating the gay-bashing in his race against Karen Deal, and to stop lying about anti-bullying gay youth group.
Ryan Gosling, sitting around looking beautiful.
A review of the Neil Patrick Harris-directed production of Rent at the Hollywood Bowl.
Target stock sinks after boycott: "Shares in the Minneapolis-based discount retailer have declined 3.5 percent since the morning of July 27, when Target Chief Executive Gregg Steinhafel first defended the donation, prompting critics to call for a consumer boycott. Its shares were off 1.5 percent Tuesday, closing at $50.98...Target spokeswoman Jenn Glass said Tuesday that the shifting stock price reflects 'too many factors that we can't attribute it to just one thing.'"
HEAVEN: New music video from Super Tranny Heaven.
JACK MACKENROTH: His LOGO PSA on living with HIV/AIDS.
BRO-HARMONY: The other banned Super Bowl commercial.
CONAN O'BRIEN: A portrait in Cheetos.
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Obama releases World AIDS Day proclamation.
"Most wanted" celebs get portrait treatment.
I personally believe: Guess who's joining the next season of The Amazing Race?
Sweden to partially lift ban on gay blood donors: "Sweden will lift its ban on gay blood donors as of March 1, 2010, but will restrict donations to gay men who have not had sex with a man for a year, national health authorities said Tuesday. 'Men who have had sex with men will no longer be permanently barred from donating blood,' the National Board of Health and Welfare said in a statement released on World AIDS Day."
Adam Lambert caught flirting with Twitter follower.
Meryl Streep continues to be a goddess.
Serena Williams fined $175,000 for outburst at judge: "...if she does not commit another major offense in the next two years, she will have her fine reduced to $82,500. Even at that level, it would be the largest fine levied against a player for misbehavior at a Grand Slam."
Lou Sheldon, leader of hate group Traditional Values Coalition, signs the Manhattan Declaration.
Demonstrators to rally in front of Vallejo, California City Hall on Tuesday night in reaction to Mayor Osby Davis' homophobic remarks. Said Davis about gays: “They’re committing sin and that sin will keep them out of heaven. But you don’t hate the person. You hate the sin that they commit.”
Vodka in a pill?
Jack Mackenroth for Living Positive by Design.
Charles Durning to star in marriage equality courtroom drama: "Tony Award winner Charles Durning will star in the feature film An Affirmative Act, written and produced by Kenneth Del Vecchio. Jana Mattioli is set to direct, and the movie will premiere at the Hoboken International Film Festival in June 2010. The film is billed as the first-ever courtroom drama about the legalization of Gay Marriage. It will also feature Blanch Baker, Robert Clohessy, Justin Deas, Randy Jones, Costas Mandylor, Jackie Martling, and Tom Waites.
Meet Coldilocks.
Gay activist to run for senate in Phillippines: "Danton Remoto, chairman of gay group Ang Ladlad, is eyeing the senatorial post as he filed his certificate of candidacy Tuesday. Ang Ladlad is an organization of lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and transgenders (LGBT). Remoto is running as an independent candidate but said he is open to alliances. He added that the group will urge gay parlors and some educational institutions to vote for him. 'If you don't vote for me, you will get ugly,' joked the gay activist."
Mr. Big gets smaller.
D.C. Officials: student vouchers underwrite discrimination. "Two top elected officials in Ward 6 have written to Sen. Richard Durbin (D-Ill) opposing reauthorization of the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program (DCSOP), asserting that some students who receive the federally-funded vouchers attend 'seriously deficient' private schools or religious schools with discriminatory employment practices."
The best John Hughes tribute you'll read. Plus, Molly Ringwald releases statement...
Medaled: Jack Mackenroth cleans up at World Outgames.
Sharon Stone lets it all hang out.
Hundreds rally against AIDS cuts in San Francisco: "The Republican governor used his line-item veto power last week to slash another $52 million in general fund support to AIDS programs, including totally eliminating state funding for HIV prevention and testing efforts, on top of what lawmakers had agreed to cut from the state Office of AIDS budget."
State GOP actively promoting town hall mobs. More disruptions...
Queen Latifah's girls' night out: "The rapper-turned-actress recently sashayed with five stunning women into Country Club's weekly Wednesday night lesbian party, 'Eden,' on West 14th Street. 'She chilled for several hours, ordering bottle service for her friends and chatting up promoter Maggie Collier,' our spy said. She also showed up again this week."
Adam Lambert, Kris Allen, and David Cook do Good Morning America.
First look: Evan Rachel Wood is True Blood's vampire queen.
Christian Siriano surfaces at Victoria's Secret.
Brazil's Copacabana beach to get museum makeover.
Dan Savage: Was Obama a one-night stand?
Utah's new governor mum on gay rights: "Nearly three months after Lt. Gov. Gary Herbert learned he would become governor, the Republican has yet to stake out positions on a host of gay rights issues supported by the departing and highly popular Gov. Jon Huntsman, whom he serves with."
Male seahorses have "Rod Stewart syndrome".
Louisiana lawmaker calls for stricter laws on gay adoption...
Australian MP Dorothy Pratt: Homosexuality not "normal part of life": "I feel very strongly about that particular thought that . . . I'm not saying they aren't loving people, I'm not saying they wouldn't be fabulous parents, but I am saying that in my opinion a child deserves a mother and a father if possible and that whether you regard homosexual activity as a normal part of life or not, I don't."
Robbie Williams cleans up for new album.
Six Phoenix residents to walk 97 miles for marriage equality: "The walkers are members of Right to Marry: Arizona, an organization that seeks equal marriage rights for gays and lesbians. The plan is to walk about 15 miles a day for seven days, with stops along the way where they'll try to engage religious and political figures in conversations about the issue."
13-year-old bullied, sexually assaulted by teammates in Florida.
REPORT: Drunk straight men ruining Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. "A report released by the Australian Institute of Criminology this week said people travelling to and from Sydney's public gay and lesbian events were going in large groups, using private transport, visiting areas with larger gay and lesbian populations and remaining alert at all times. They were also avoiding showing affection towards their partners and not wearing make-up or extravagant clothing."
Michael Jackson's prosthetic nose missing at morgue...
Scientists find monster black hole at center of galaxy: "The picture shows a fiery ring around the black hole which is packed with
brightly-burning newborn stars."
Rupert Everett loses job over his nasty mouth.
Straw poll of gay leaders wants Prop 8 overturn on ballot in 2010. Donors, political consultants caution...
17 percent of gay men in Chicago are HIV-positive, half don't know it: "Health officials also say although black men who have sex with
other men have double the HIV infection rates of white and Hispanic
men. Public Health Department assistant commissioner Christopher
Brown says it isn't known why black men are disproportionately
affected by HIV. He said the health department is working with
social service groups to expand testing and increase contact with
the city's gay and bisexual population."
Circumstantial homosexuality in Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes?
British Army magazine Soldier puts openly gay servicemember on cover for the first time: "British servicemen and women now march at Gay Pride in uniform, all three
services have become Stonewall diversity champions and a few months ago the
head of the British Army, General Sir Richard Dannatt made history when he
became the first army chief to address a Lesbian, Gay, Bi-sexual and
Transgender conference. 'Respect for others is not an optional extra,'
he said."
Broadway performer Nick Adams denied entrance to Turtle Bay bar on the east side of Manhattan because he's gay.
Petition asking Mormon Church to reconsider its anti-gay positions grows...
Project Runway designer Jack Mackenroth medals at the 2009 Outgames in Copenhagen.
Drag queen bingo wars in Seattle.
Rep. Jared Polis appointment to the U.S. Air Force Academy's supervisory board raises eyebrows: "Polis opposes the military's ban on gay and lesbian servicemembers
and has twice proposed, then withdrawn, amendments to undo 'Don't Ask,
Don't Tell' policies. Polis' appointment, made by Democratic House
Speaker Nancy Pelosi, has veterans on both sides of the 'Don't Ask,
Don't Tell' debate wondering if it's a signal change is coming. 'We're
all reading the tea leaves here,' said Tricia Heller, a Class of '87
Air Force Academy graduate who flew C-9 jets for the Air Force before
the leaving the service four years ago and coming out."
Jake Gyllenhaal: New Prince of Persia stills.
Scientists: Chimpanzees with AIDS-like disease inspire hope for vaccine .
Inner Light: Gay pastor offers Black gays and lesbians a spiritual sanctuary in Washington D.C.
Michael Keaton to be the voice of Ken doll.
El Paso City Council passes anti-discrimination resolution as a result of Chico's Tacos kiss incident.
Male model fix: Ambrose Olsen.
True Blood cast visits Comic-Con.
iPhone App developer claims Apple double standard for approving gay iPhone apps: "Terry Ray claims that his iGaydar title was rejected from the App Store on the same day as Bruno -- an app based on the Sacha Baron Cohen movie -- was approved. iGaydar was rejected for "objectionable content," despite being considerably less graphic than the Bruno app, according to Ray.
iGaydar pretends to detect a person's sexuality, first displaying a random percentage and then announcing a tongue-in-cheek statement, such as "Honey, not even your priorities are straight." By contrast the Bruno app lets users undress Cohen's character, and touch various body parts which can elicit potentially offensive responses."
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