Some news items you might have missed: • LGBTQ Nation: Former football player Esera Tuaolo played for nine years in the NFL (1991-1999) while being closeted. After coming out in 2002 and sharing his story in his memoir Alone in the Trenches: My Life as a Gay Man in the NFL, Tuaolo spends much of his time today advocating for LGBTQ inclusion in sports. Continue reading “Former NFLer Esera Tuaolo + New Music From Bentley Robles + More News”
Palm Springs Radio Station KGAY Geared Toward…You Guessed It
It may not surprise you to hear that in Palm Springs, California, there’s an actual terrestrial radio station geared towards LGBTQ listeners and their allies with gay hosts broadcasting live. Call letters – KGAY. Continue reading “Palm Springs Radio Station KGAY Geared Toward…You Guessed It”
Alexander The Great Docu-Series + ‘Young Royals’ + More News
Some news items you might have missed: • Metro Weekly: Online conservatives are seriously concernstipated over a bisexual depiction of Alexander the Great (who was known to be bisexual) in Netflix’s six-part docu-series Alexander: The Making of a God. Continue reading “Alexander The Great Docu-Series + ‘Young Royals’ + More News”
GLAAD & NFL Host ‘Night Of Pride’ Ahead Of Super Bowl LVIII
A most excellent time was had last night in Las Vegas as GLAAD and the NFL hosted a “Night of Pride” ahead of Super Bowl LVIII, celebrating LGBTQ inclusion in professional sports and the “NFL’s commitment to LGBTQ players and fans.” Continue reading “GLAAD & NFL Host ‘Night Of Pride’ Ahead Of Super Bowl LVIII”
Special Counsel: ‘No Criminal Charges Warranted’ In Biden Classified Docs Case
Special counsel Robert Hur has concluded his investigation into classified documents found at the home of President Joe Biden. “We conclude that no criminal charges are warranted in this matter,” said Hur’s report summarizing his yearlong probe. Continue reading “Special Counsel: ‘No Criminal Charges Warranted’ In Biden Classified Docs Case”
Supreme Court Appears Skeptical Of Trump Ineligibility
It seems a large majority of legal experts feel the Supreme Court is going to rule in favor of keeping Donald Trump on the ballot in Colorado after that state’s high court ruled Trump should be barred due to his actions around the January 6 riots at the U.S. Capitol Building. Continue reading “Supreme Court Appears Skeptical Of Trump Ineligibility”
ACLU Wins $500K Settlement In Tennessee Anti-Drag Ordinance Lawsuit
The Tennessee city of Murfreesboro has been ordered to pay $500,000 as part of a settlement with the ACLU of Tennessee, ending an anti-LGBTQ ordinance that banned drag performances in public. Continue reading “ACLU Wins $500K Settlement In Tennessee Anti-Drag Ordinance Lawsuit”
New Music From Dixon Dallas + Czechs On Same-Sex Marriage + More News
Some news items you might have missed: • Expats: As a same-sex marriage bill works its way through the Czech Republic’s parliament, a new poll shows that 80 percent of Czechs believe it won’t negatively affect their lives, and 11 percent expect an improvement. Continue reading “New Music From Dixon Dallas + Czechs On Same-Sex Marriage + More News”
New Music: Cosimo Lizzi ‘Volare’ With Euro-Dance Flair
Everything old is new again as international recording artist Cosimo Lizzi pays homage to the 1958 classic “Volare” with a Euro-dance kick-ball-change that’ll bounce you through the week. Continue reading “New Music: Cosimo Lizzi ‘Volare’ With Euro-Dance Flair”
Nikki Haley’s Bad Night In Nevada
It was not a great primary night for Republican presidential hopeful Nikki Haley here in my home state of Nevada. In the ‘First in the West’ contest – where she basically had no competition – Haley came in second with just 30% of GOP voters 33 points behind “None of these candidates.” Former Vice President Mike Pence (who’s dropped out of the race) garnered a whopping 2.96% of the vote. Continue reading “Nikki Haley’s Bad Night In Nevada”