LGBTQ news and entertainment
Just days before the Republican Iowa caucuses, the final Des Moines Register poll shows former U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley has overtaken Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) for second place while Donald Trump leads by 28 points. Continue reading “Nikki Haley Passes DeSantis In Final Iowa Poll”
U.S. border agents were prevented by Texas officials from saving a woman and two children who drowned in an attempt to cross the Rio Grande River. Continue reading “Texas Officials Prevent Border Agents From Saving Drowning Children”
Checking in with some favorite InstaHunks this week, beginning with Ignacio, whose Brazilian adventure came to a close. Continue reading “Adventures In Brazil + Feeling The Flannel + More InstaHunks”
Some news items you might have missed: • Pink News: Keri Blair (above), a member of the anti-LGBTQ “Moms for Liberty” chapter in Tennessee, resigned from her school board position after being arrested for shoplifting more than $700 worth of products from her local Target store. So much for holier-than-thou values… Continue reading “‘Moms For Liberty’ School Board Member Resigns After Shoplifting Charge + More News”
William Chrestman, 51, has been sentenced to 55 months in prison, 36 months of supervised release, and ordered to pay $2,000 in restitution after pleading guilty to obstructing a joint session of Congress and threatening a federal officer at the January 6 invasion of the U.S. Capitol building. Continue reading “Kansas Proud Boy Sentenced To 4.5 Years For January 6 Insurrection”
Some news items for your Friday perusal: • EuroNews: A plan to legalize same-sex civil marriage and adoption proposed by the center-right Greek government is set to be approved by Parliament thanks to the backing of the left-wing opposition, despite backlash from the Orthodox Church. Continue reading “Same-Sex Marriage In Greece + Luke Evans + More News”
Donald Trump has been ordered to pay over $362,000 in attorney’s fees to the New York Times and three of their reporters after one of his frivolous lawsuits was dismissed. #SoMuchWinning Continue reading “Trump Ordered To Pay $362K In Legal Fees Over Frivolous Lawsuit”
Even though Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-LA) and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) have agreed to a spending bill, Johnson’s far-right Republican colleagues in the House are threatening to blow the legislation up. Continue reading “Far-Right House Republicans Rebel Against Spending Bill”
Some news stories worth your time: • Instinct Magazine: Netflix recently released several first-look images (above) for the third and final season of the Swedish teen romance series Young Royals. Continue reading “First Look At ‘Young Royals’ Season 3 + More News”
Disgraced former Rep. George Santos (R-NY) sat down with journalist Piers Morgan to discuss his brief one-year stint in the House of Representatives and the lies that led to his expulsion. Perhaps the most interesting moment in the segment came when Morgan asked Santos what led to the long litany of lies. If there are deep-rooted reasons for lying? And the former congressman had nothing to explain his behavior. Continue reading “George Santos Admits To Lying In Interview, Can’t Explain Why”