News: Michigan, Kris Allen, Boston Gay Bars, Kathy Griffin
3GS: Apple releases follow-up to iPhone. 3G now $99.
GALLUP POLL: 58% of conservatives favor gays in the military.
Tween Idol.
Kris Allen signs record deal, discusses album.
Pat Steadman, first out gay man in the Colorado senate, sworn in.
Proposition 8 protest in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Faces of Us: "a photo campaign created with the purpose of bringing the fight for LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) rights to the National spotlight. The campaign is still small, but growing, and shows the faces and identities of members of the LGBT community and allies who care about these issues."
Gay porn actor Timothy Boham (aka Marcus Allen) murder trial goes to jury: "Twenty-eight-year-old Timothy Boham testified Thursday that Denver businessman John Kelso committed suicide and that they had planned to make it look like a robbery for life-insurance purposes. But prosecutors say Boham shot Kelso during a robbery and a police detective testified this week that Boham confessed to the killing."
Two U.S. journalists sentenced to 12 years hard labor in North Korea.
Is the gay bar scene in Boston finished?
Kathy Griffin's My Life on the D List returning tonight at 10 pm: "Since 'D-List' premiered in 2005, Griffin’s career has moved in a different direction. So she thought her show should, too. 'It’s kind of silly to make the show about what it was four years ago, which was I can’t get a job, I’m going to go do stand-up at gay rodeo,' she said. 'It’s a very different place than I was in four years ago.' So this season, Griffin visits, among others, Lily Tomlin, Paula Deen, T.I., Gloria Estefan and Paris Hilton to get a glimpse into their lives."
Male model fix: Christopher Fawcett.
Signature collectors begin drive to recall Portland Mayor Sam Adams. Organizer Jasun Wurster: "This is a positive, non-partisan and intelligent campaign that is comprised of very talented volunteers who are solely focused on holding Sam Adams accountable for his civic transgressions."
Images from a cocktail party held by the New York Times in honor of same-sex couples that have made their wedding announcements in the paper.
Snow falls in North Dakota in June.
Cristiano Ronaldo exposed?
Jake Gyllenhaal and Anne Hathaway reuniting on screen for Love and Other Drugs.
Michigan shift in public opinion on gays called 'seismic': "In October 2004, a Glengariff poll showed 24% of Michiganders supported marriage rights for same-sex partners, and only 42% supported legal recognition of civil unions. In the new poll, support for same sex marriage was 46.5% and for civil unions 63.7%. Forty-eight percent of state voters said they opposed adding marriage rights, the only one of nine gay rights issues not winning majority support."
UK Catholic mother launches legal battle after son is placed with gay foster parents. Catholic church says adoption rights for gays amount to child abuse.














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