Nate Silver: Same-sex marriage ban is underdog in Maine.
Ardi: Scientists find skeleton that predates 3.2 million-year-old Lucy, providing closest picture yet of "missing link".
Kanye West throws another tantrum.
Gore Vidal lets it rip once again.
Lesbian Jane Castor confirmed as Tampa's first female police chief.
NJ marriage battle heating up: "Momentum is slowly growing among Democrats in the
Legislature to pass a bill allowing same-sex marriages
during the lame duck session following the November general election. But Republican lawmakers at a Statehouse news conference
said they preferred an amendment on the 2010 November ballot
that would propose changing the state's constitution to
permit marriage only between a man and a woman."
More on Kylie's opening night.
British actor Stephen Fry shrinks.
"Ex-gay" David Elliott confronts gay Arlington County board member Jay Fisette at County Fair: "According to a piece he wrote in the Christian News Wire,
Elliott approached Fisette to rehash the details of the 2007 incident. 'I wanted to let you know that I was hit when I was working at this
booth in a previous year,' he wrote. Fisette allegedly replied, 'What
happened to you wasn't good, but neither is your message.'"
Cheyenne Jackson to join 30 Rock?
Jogging Jake Gyllenhaal stops traffic in Pittsburgh.
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church votes to leave denomination over acceptance of gays.
Mixner: Where will Obama be during the National Equality March?
Scientists turn clock back on aging muscles: "Our study shows that the ability of old human muscle to be
maintained and repaired by muscle stem cells can be restored to
youthful vigor given the right mix of biochemical signals. his provides
promising new targets for forestalling the debilitating muscle atrophy
that accompanies aging, and perhaps other tissue degenerative disorders
as well."
Twilight Eclipse's shirtless wolf pack stays warm in Ugg boots.
Fish-mimicking robots help researchers plan the future of automobiles.
Boy George to return to London's West End with new live concert: "Boy George in Concert Up Close and Personal runs at the Leicester Square Theatre for ten nights only from 20 to 30 December 2009."
West Hollywood to celebrate 25th birthday.
Mad Men's Bryan Batt to marry his partner: "The gay actor,
46, has been dating Tom Cianfichi, an actor-turned-event planner, for
two decades and the couple is now ready to make its union official with
a wedding in Vermont, where same sex unions are legal."
Choose your own TV boyfriend.
The Foundation for Reconciliation to hold memorial during LDS conference weekend for gay Mormons who have committed suicide: "The foundation, in a news
release, said it wanted to call attention to the issue in light of the
LDS Church's 2008 support for the gay marriage ban in California, the
July detention of a gay couple who kissed on the church's Main Street
Plaza and a September speech given by LDS general authority Bruce C.
Hafen denying a biological link to homosexuality."
