LGBTQ news and entertainment
The Army is looking into why two Army Apache attack helicopters hovered outside the Tennessee home of musician Kid Rock on Saturday while conducting a training flight. Continue reading “Army Investigating Why Helicopters Flew By Kid Rock’s Home”
Security lines at U.S. airports were notably shorter Monday as Transportation Safety Administration (TSA) agents began receiving backpay for working during the government shutdown.
Donald Trump signed a memorandum on Friday ordering the Department of Homeland Security to re-direct funds in order to pay the TSA agents.
Question – if he had the means to issue such an order all along, why didn’t he? Continue reading “Airport Security Lines Dwindle As TSA Agents Receive Backpay”
Some news stories for you as the weekend winds down:
• LGBTQ Nation: The Dallas Wings’ Arike Ogunbowale got married last month in a secret Miami wedding ceremony to her longtime girlfriend, influencer Lala Ronay. The All-Star MVP shared the news on her Instagram writing, “Here’s to a lifetime of us.” Continue reading “WNBA Pro Marries Longtime Girlfriend + NASA Heading Back To The Moon + More News”
Checking in with some favorite InstaHunks this week starting with Fran Tomas, who has a hat and he’s not afraid to use it:
Some news stories for this fine Saturday:
• OUT: Best-selling author and YouTube personality Joey Graceffa (above) shares how reality TV can be ‘messy’ behind-the-scenes recalling how a producer for The Amazing Race encouraged him to come out on the show in 2013 when he was still closeted. Continue reading “Behind-The-Scenes On Reality TV + Springsteen At No Kings + More”
By a vote of 26-8, the Idaho Senate approved a bill this week that would fine local and state governments $2,000 per day for flying Pride flags. Continue reading “Idaho Senate Approves Pride Flag Ban With $2,000/Day Fine”
Some memes that caught my eye this month and made me laugh (or think).
The first meme (above) is dedicated to my beagle Sam and his oh-so-selective hearing.
Continue reading “What I Meme To Say: Selective Beagle Hearing + More”
There are more than 3,000 No Kings Day events planned across the country today as political groups, labor unions and human and civil rights organizations expect to surpass last year’s No Kings rallies in June and October.
Organizers are promoting today’s No Kings Day actions as one of the largest single-day nonviolent protests in U.S. history. Continue reading “More Than 3,000 No Kings Day Events Today Nationwide”
Happy Friday! Some news stories for you as we head into the weekend:
• Queerty: Almost a year to the day that General Hospital premiered the gay character of “Marco Rios” played by uber-handsome Adrian Anchondo (above), the ABC soap has killed him off. #BuryYourGays
• Instinct Magazine: In the upcoming high-stakes adventure/comedy STOP! THAT! TRAIN!, RuPaul plays the President of the United States, leading an ensemble cast of ‘Drag Race’ alums and familiar Hollywood faces (Sarah Michelle Gellar, Lisa Rinna, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, and more). Set to hit theaters on June 12. Continue reading “‘General Hospital’ Kills Off Gay Character + RuPaul’s New Movie + More”
On Friday afternoon, the Idaho Senate approved a Republican-supported bill that would make it a crime for transgender individuals to use restrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
This is among the harshest anti-trans laws in the United States. Continue reading “Idaho Passes Extreme Anti-Trans Bathroom Bill”