Some news items you might have missed: • World Theatre Day: Today is World Theatre Day, a celebration for those who see the value and importance of the art form “theatre.” As longtime TRR readers know, the theatre changed my life at an early age and became my vocation (me in A Chorus Line above) and safe space for most of my life. Cheers to WTD! Continue reading “World Theatre Day + Nex Benedict Autopsy + More News”
Thailand: Lawmakers Overwhelmingly Approve Marriage Equality Bill
Lawmakers in Thailand’s lower house of Parliament have approved a bill that would legalize same-sex marriage. The country would be the first in Southeast Asia to fully embrace marriage equality. Continue reading “Thailand: Lawmakers Overwhelmingly Approve Marriage Equality Bill”
What To Watch: 35th GLAAD Media Awards LA On Hulu
What to watch this weekend? Head over to Hulu on Friday, March 29, for the premiere of the 35th Annual GLAAD Media Awards LA held at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles. Continue reading “What To Watch: 35th GLAAD Media Awards LA On Hulu”
New Music: Brandon Anderson “Hungover In A Hotel Room”
Out recording artist Brandon Anderson drops his new song/music video, “Hungover in a Hotel Room,” about waking up in a strange place and the disorientation that comes with it. For a moment, you are lost. Continue reading “New Music: Brandon Anderson “Hungover In A Hotel Room””
Zander Murray Defends Teen Goalie From Online Troll + More News
Some news items you might have missed: • Queerty: Out soccer star Zander Murray (above) defended a teenage goalie playing in the Scottish Women’s Premier League from an online middle-aged troll: “What an absolute scumbag.” Continue reading “Zander Murray Defends Teen Goalie From Online Troll + More News”
Groping/Sexual Assault Case Against Matt Schlapp Dropped
The GOP operative who accused Matt Schlapp, head of the American Conservative Union, of sexual assault has abruptly dropped his lawsuits against Schlapp and his wife. Continue reading “Groping/Sexual Assault Case Against Matt Schlapp Dropped”
Supreme Court Appears Unlikely To Restrict Abortion Pill
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments today in a case that would decide whether oral abortion pills (which account for about two-thirds of all abortions) will stay legal or be outlawed. Continue reading “Supreme Court Appears Unlikely To Restrict Abortion Pill”
‘Foundation’ Star Lee Pace Turns 45 + More News
Some news items you might have missed: • OUT: Lee Pace (above), the handsome 6’5″ star of Apple TV+’s Foundation, is celebrating his 45th birthday, living his best life in self-pics posted to his Instagram. Continue reading “‘Foundation’ Star Lee Pace Turns 45 + More News”
Biden Slams GOP For Anti-Pride Flag Provision In Spending Bill
The White House slammed House Republicans for slipping an anti-LGBTQ provision into the omnibus spending bill passed by Congress on Friday. Even though 50 anti-LGBTQ amendments that Republicans had tried to force into the government funding bill were defeated, a provision to ban Pride flags from flying over U.S. embassies did make it into the final language. Continue reading “Biden Slams GOP For Anti-Pride Flag Provision In Spending Bill”
Appeal Court Reduces Trump’s Bond In Civil Fraud Case, Allows 10 More Days To Pay
A New York appeals court has thrown Donald Trump a lifeline of sorts by ruling today that a $175 million bond will now be sufficient for him to file his appeal on last month’s verdict, in which he lost a civil fraud case and was ordered to pay a $454 million judgment against him. Continue reading “Appeal Court Reduces Trump’s Bond In Civil Fraud Case, Allows 10 More Days To Pay”