LGBTQ news and entertainment
A QAnon middle school teacher at Anacapa Middle School was caught on video “teaching” her students wild conspiracy theories like hospitals are stealing babies from parents who aren’t vaccinated (false) and that Hunter Biden was having sex with his own niece (false). Continue reading “QAnon Middle School Teacher Recorded Teaching Conspiracy Theories”
Some news items you might have missed: • Out: A new study says the true indicator of a person’s erect penis length might be as obvious as the nose on their face. Continue reading “News Round-Up: November 7, 2021”
The USNS Harvey Milk, the first Navy ship named in honor of an LGBTQ rights leader, was christened and launched in San Diego on Saturday. Continue reading “Navy Ship Named For Gay Rights Leader Harvey Milk Launched”
The Biden infrastructure bill finally was put to a vote in the House on Friday evening, passing by a bipartisan vote of 228-206. After months of wrangling between moderate and progressive Democrats, the $1 trillion infrastructure package heads to President Biden’s desk to be signed into law. Continue reading “Biden Infrastructure Bill Passes In House 228-26”
Louw Breytenbach, after overcoming much personal adversity, became the first South African man in a decade to be crowned Mr. Gay World. Continue reading “Louw Breytenbach Crowned Mr. Gay World 2021 After Overcoming Personal Adversity”
The U.S. added 531K jobs during the month of October (more than expected) and the unemployment rate fell from 4.8% to 4.6% according to the Labor Department. Continue reading “U.S. Added 531K Jobs In October, Unemployment Drops To 4.6%”
After testing positive for COVID-19, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers claimed he has an “allergy” to Covid-19 vaccines and that he is taking an “immunization protocol” to combat the virus. Continue reading “Aaron Rodgers: Taking Ivermectin & Consulting With Joe Rogan On COVID-19”
Following the events of Tuesday night’s elections across the country, the United States appears to have elected more than 1,000 concurrently serving LGBTQ officials for the first time in history. Continue reading “More Than 1,000 LGBTQ Elected Officials Will Be Serving In The U.S.”
Some news items you might have missed: • The Advocate: A group organized by the LGBTQ+ travel company Vacaya sheltered in place with others during a shootout in Cancun (above), which was apparently between rival drug gangs. Continue reading “News Round-Up: November 4, 2021”
Speaking to Vogue Magazine about her role in the upcoming film, House of Gucci, international superstar and Oscar winner Lady Gaga shares that she wore a “bulletproof dress” when she sang the national anthem at President Joe Biden’s inauguration. Continue reading “Lady Gaga Wore A Bulletproof Dress To Biden’s Inauguration”