LGBTQ news and entertainment
Some news items you might have missed: • Kenneth-in-the-212: I just finished watching Season 3 of The Traitors (the first season I’ve watched). My favorite contestant from day one was Dylan Efron (above) for multiple reasons. Kenneth has the receipts on how he became such a fan favorite at the link. Continue reading “‘The Traitors’ Dylan Efron + Disney Rejects Anti-DEI Proposal + More”
Pedro Pascal, “the internet’s favorite daddy,” wins again as he dances through life in his new commercial for Apple’s AirPods 4 with a spirited kick-ball-change. Continue reading “Pedro Pascal Dances Through Life In New Apple Ad Spot”
The European Union is standing up for LGBTQ rights after Hungary, a member state, passed a law banning Pride events and allowing law enforcement to use facial recognition technology to identify people who attend such events. Continue reading “EU Stands Up For LGBTQ Rights Following Pride Ban In Hungary”
Some news items you might have missed: • The Advocate: Luke Macfarlane (above), the star of Hallmark Plus’s new home remodeling show Home Is Where the Heart Is, shares how his religious faith helps him during these scary times for LGBTQ Americans. • LGBTQ Nation: Former cable news anchor Don Lemon says he was sexually harassed by multiple colleagues (men and women) during his time at CNN. Continue reading “Luke Macfarlane’s New Hallmark Plus Show + Don Lemon + More News”
The Sacramento gay bar Badlands has announced MAGA attire will be banned from the club after a patron wore a “Make America Great Again” hat to the popular venue. The club’s owner, TJ Bruce, announced the new policy on the club’s social media this week, saying the hat “led to discomfort among some patrons.” Continue reading “Sacramento Gay Bar Bans MAGA Attire For Patrons Comfort”
Donald Trump signed an executive order today aimed at closing the Department of Education. This would be a good time to remember that, just a few years ago, Trump told the world that he loves “the poorly educated.” Trump set up a fake classroom for his little event. The students, used as props, held up fake executive orders at the end. Continue reading “Trump Signs Exec Order Aimed At Shutting Education Dept Down”
Every Tesla Cybertruck sold in the past 15 months is being recalled because parts are falling off while being driven. Continue reading “Tesla Recalls 46,000 Cybertrucks Due To Parts Falling Off”
Becky Burke, a 28-year-old comics artist from Wales, was backpacking her way across North America when she was suddenly stopped and detained by immigration agents for 19 days in an ICE detention center before being sent back to her country on March 19. Continue reading “UK Backpacker Held 19 Days In Detention For ‘Helping Around The House’”
Some news items I thought worth your time: • Instinct Magazine: Out Australian footballer Joshua Cavallo (above) has received numerous death threats since coming out as gay in 2021, but still says it’s the best decision he’s ever made. • Queerty: New York City’s iconic Barracuda Lounge, a gay fixture in Chelsea for three decades, has announced it will close its doors on Sunday, March 23. Continue reading “Out Aussie Footballer Joshua Cavallo + Iconic NYC Gay Club To Close + More News”
The Trump administration says its going to freeze $175 million in federal funds to the University of Pennsylvania over its handling of transgender athletes. Continue reading “Trump Admin Freezes $175M In Funding To UPenn Over Trans Athlete Policy”