LGBTQ news and entertainment
HBO’s highly anticipated Heated Rivalry is finally here — a sexy, funny love story between two closeted hockey players who can’t resist each other despite being fierce rivals on the rink. Continue reading “What To Watch: Rivals On Ice – ‘Heated Rivalry’ On HBO”
Checking in with some favorite InstaHunks this week starting with Dylan Efron, who may not have won the DWTS mirrorball trophy, but he danced his heart out.
Continue reading “Beef + Beards + Keeping It Cowboy + More InstaHunks”
Michael Bublé’s bombastic, big band “Santa Claus Is Coming To Town” (from his 2011 release Christmas) seems like the perfect way to head into the first week of December. Continue reading “Christmas Music: Michael Bublé “Santa Claus Is Coming To Town””
Some news stories for you on this post-Thanksgiving Saturday.
• Them: For the fourth year in a row, Florida Republican lawmakers are attempting to ban Pride flags from state facilities including government buildings and public schools. #SoTired
• Queerty: Taking a look back at the ground-breaking 1972 TV movie That Certain Summer which follows teenager Nick Salter (Scott Jacoby), a child of divorce, who is about to spend the titular summer with his dad Doug (Hal Holbrook) in San Francisco. But – surprise! – his father is now living as an openly gay man with his partner Gary (Martin Sheen). Continue reading “Florida Republican’s 4th Try To Ban Pride Flags + More News”
Regular readers of The Randy Report know I’m a big fan of Christmas music in the house throughout the holiday season – so, it’s time! Continue reading “Christmas Music: Straight No Chaser ‘The 12 Days Of Christmas’”
Donald Trump took to social media today to declare that “approximately 92%” of documents signed by President Joe Biden—including executive orders and pardons—are now terminated and without effect. Continue reading “Trump Declares Biden’s “Autopen Docs Now Terminated”
Happy Friday! Some news items as we head into the weekend:
• New York Times: The shooter who attacked two National Guard members in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday had worked with C.I.A.-backed military units in Afghanistan during the war there, and was granted legal asylum in the U.S. by the Trump administration in April 2025.
• Them: As we officially head into the Christmas season, here’s a list of 15 LGBTQ holiday flicks from horror movies with a mistletoe twist to rom-coms like the 2020 romance “Dashing In December.” Continue reading “National Guard Shooter Granted Asylum By Trump Admin In April + More”
Defense Sec. Pete Hegseth reportedly gave verbal orders to leave no survivors behind as Donald Trump’s administration launched the first of many deadly attacks on alleged drug-running boats in the Caribbean.
When two survivors emerged from the wreckage of that initial strike in September, a Special Operations commander overseeing the attack ordered a second strike to comply with Hegseth’s instructions to “kill everybody.” Continue reading “Drug Boat Survivors Were Killed Under Hegseth’s Orders – ‘Kill Everybody’”
The all-star concert Broadway’s Leading Ladies, filmed at NYC’s The Town Hall in March, premieres today (November 28) on local PBS stations and streaming via PBS Passport. Continue reading “What To Watch: “Broadway’s Leading Ladies” On PBS”
So few songs actually express the idea of giving thanks or being grateful for the good things in our lives.
And then pop icon Dame Olivia Newton-John put it all down perfectly in the title track to her 2006 album Grace and Gratitude. Continue reading “Giving Thanks: Olivia Newton-John ‘Grace And Gratitude’”