LGBTQ news and entertainment
When making your next travel plans, you should check out this year’s “Gayest Cities & Places in the World” ranking of the most wanted travel destinations for U.S. LGBTQ+ travelers including top spots for LGBTQ+ Foodies and influencers. Continue reading “Travel: Ranking The ‘Gayest Cities & Places In The World’”
Checking in with some of my favorite InstaHunks starting with Jeff Ribeiro, who featured the fur. Continue reading “Mark-Paul Gosselaar At 50 + Flexing Furballs + More InstaHunks”
Dozens of licensed mental health and medical professionals have signed a petition formally “diagnosing” Donald Trump with dementia following several campaign appearances where the Donald seems to slur his words, lose his train of thought, and more. Continue reading “Licensed Professionals Diagnose Trump W/Dementia”
An Orthodox church in Kyiv, Ukraine, revoked a medal it awarded to Ukrainian combat medic Viktor Pylypenko after the church discovered he was gay. Pylypenko has bravely defended his country during the full-scale invasion of his country by Russia. But then, something uplifting occurred as the church’s reversal didn’t sit well with Pylypenko’s fellow soldiers, and many have now denounced the same honor given to them. Continue reading “Ukrainian Veterans Reject Honors After Church Revokes Gay Soldier’s Medal”
Some news items you might have missed: • New Yorker: In a new interview, RuPaul has some thoughts about Madonna, whom he describes giving him a “snarl of contempt” at a club in the 80s: “In aging, there is a natural flow. And, when you’re against the flow, it doesn’t look right…The energy around the Madonna thing—it feels weird, right?” Continue reading “RuPaul On Madonna & Aging + More News”
Donald Trump lawyer, Alina Habba, erroneously claimed during an appearance on the far-right Newsmax network that President Joe Biden plans to allow 10 million migrants into the U.S. in order to “cheat” to win the election in November. It’s worth noting that you have to be an actual U.S. citizen to vote in elections. Continue reading “Trump Lawyer: Biden Opened Borders So Non-Citizens Can Vote”
Two new movies this month – one a drama, one a horror flick – from writer/director Anthony Bawn, who has made it his mission to develop original narrative content focused within the LGBTQ ethnic communities. Continue reading “What To Watch: New LGBTQ Drama, Horror Movies In March”
Just two days after more than 100 Palestinians died in a chaotic scene attempting to pull food off an aid convoy in Gaza City, U.S. military planes have dropped food attached to pallets over Gaza. Continue reading “U.S. Military Planes Begin Airdropping Aid To Gaza”
Some news items you might have missed: • The Advocate: Prosecutors in San Francisco said they will proceed with a new trial for James Rickleffs after his convictions for the 2012 bondage and poppers murder and robbery of gay hairstylist Steven “Eriq” Escalon were overturned by an appellate court. Continue reading “Bondage/Poppers Murder Case To Get Retrial + More News”
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has launched a federal civil rights investigation into the Owasso school district where 16-year-old Nex Benedict was bullied before his death. Continue reading “Federal Investigation Launched Following Death Of Nex Benedict”