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Sexy reasons why Team Chippendales could win The Amazing Race
Gay.net, through thorough investigation, has assembled a photo array of proof that shows how and why James and Jaymes – Team Chippendales – really have what it takes to win The Amazing Race.
Here are just a few:
“The boys enjoy water sports”
“Jaymes knows how to find secret passages”
“Jaymes and James really know how to work a crowd”
“James can catch a subway in style”
“They know how to stay cool”
Check out 15 more reasons why Team Chippendales really has what it takes to go all the way at Gay.net
Ellen surprises dismissed Boy Scout on the air
video platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player According to Mercury News, Ryan Andresen, who turned 18 on Monday, was due to receive the highest honor in Boy Scouting until he came out as gay. His mother, Karen Andresen, started a Change.org petition on Tuesday, Oct. 2, demanding that Ryan receive his Eagle Scout ranking. The petition has received more than 355,000 signatures.
Ryan was officially dismissed as a member of the Boy Scouts of America two days after his mother filed the petition.
Boy Scout leadership reaffirmed its ban on participation by gays and lesbians in July.
It’s also worth noting that Ryan’s Eagle Scout project is a 288-tile “Wall of Tolerance” on an outdoor wall at Joaquin Moraga Intermediate School in Moraga, California.
Hopefully more attention being brought to stories like Ryan’s, will pressure the BSA to reevaluated their outdated homophobic policies.
Ellen DeGeneres made good on her promise to host Ryan on her show. As she says in the clip, she couldn’t give him his Eagle Scout pin, but she found a way to impact his life, just the same.
“Over The Edge Las Vegas” benefiting Special Olympics Nevada
Looking at the weather forecast and it looks like it’s going to be a great day tomorrow to get your adrenaline rush at a terrific event that raises money for Special Olympics Nevada.
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino is offering the opportunity to rappel more than 300 feet from the hotel’s rooftop for “Over the Edge,” a fundraising event benefiting Special Olympics Nevada.
Go to Over The Edge LasVegas for more info.
Creator of “Friday Night Lights” to Romney: “Stop plagiarizing”
Over the past week, the Romney campaign has been using a line from the popular TV show Friday Night Lights: “clear eyes, full hearts, can’t lose.”
But series creator Peter Berg has sent the campaign a letter accusing Romney of plagiarizing the rallying cry.
Berg’s letter went even farther, declaring, “Your politics and campaign are clearly not aligned with the themes we portrayed in our series.”
In the letter, Berg compares Romney to one of the show’s characters, Buddy Garrity, a somewhat ignorant car salesman who started selling imported Japanese cars instead of American-made ones.
He closes with “We are not affiliated with you or your campaign. Please come up with your own campaign slogan.”
Read the letter in full here.
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Vice-Presidential Debate – Songified
I love this! And uber-impressed that the Gregory Brothers were able to do this OVER NIGHT!
The fabulous Gregory Brothers are best known for their YouTube music-video mash-ups, including the series Auto-Tune the News and Songify This!.
Today is the anniversary of Matthew Shepard’s death
Jenny McCarthy hosts 2(x)ist underwear fashion show
Jenny McCarthy hosted the 2(x)ist Fashion Show 2013 show at Arena on on October 11. The event was packed as guests enjoyed Skyy martinis and the hunky boys on the runway.
This year’s show benefited ZERO: The Project to End Prostrate Cancer.
More pics of the show and celeb attendees at Queerty.
TheFour announce “$25 for 25 Days” fundraiser for marriage equality
With 25 days left to the election, The Four 2012 is revving into high gear with their one-day Moneybomb for Equality campaign.
Followers are being urged to donate $25 or more to the state marriage campaigns of Maine, Maryland, Minnesota and Washington with one click from this Act Blue page.
Donations of $25 can be split among all four states, or you can give $25 to each.
All money raised goes directly to Mainers United for Marriage, Marylanders for Marriage Equality, Minnesotans United for All Families and Washington United for Marriage.
Click here to donate.
Scott Baio returns to prime time TV
Scott Baio is returning to prime time TV with his new sitcom “See Dad Run” on Nick at Nite.
Baio plays an actor who decides to stay at home and take care of his kids when his long running sitcom – playing “America’s favorite dad” – gets cancelled and his wife goes back to work.
Says Baio: “There’s nothing new under the sun. No new ideas,” Baio said. “This is an idea that’s not particularly original, but it’s fun and it’s funny.”
What makes “See Dad Run” different, Baio said, is the fact that “it’s a story about a guy who is not an idiot like a lot of TV dads are. He’s just … playing catch up (after playing a dad on TV for 10 years), and he’ll never really get there because nobody every really gets there.”
This is Baio’s first run at TV since his two VH1 reality shows.