LGBTQ news and entertainment
A few news items you might have missed as we close out the holiday season:
• Queerty: In his new memoir, Out There, Lance Garland shares how he went from being a Navy Seal to becoming Seattle’s first out gay fireman. Continue reading “From Navy Seal To Out Seattle Fireman + More News”
Checking in with some favorite InstaHunks this week getting out there and living life starting with Alejo Ospina and his big squirt gun. Continue reading “Hudson Williams + Benson Boone + More InstaHunks”
Some news items (other than the U.S. attack on Venezuela) for your Saturday perusal.
• The Fight: Heartstopper creator Alice Oseman shares that editing for the finale movie of the coming-of-age series is nearly complete and should arrive sometime in 2026.
• Queerty: A Grindr user turns to advice columnist Ask Jake after being blocked by two consecutive guys following what seemed like ‘successful’ meet ups – “Is something wrong with me?” Jake is spot-on with his answer. Continue reading “Latest On ‘Heartstopper’ Finale Movie + More News”
We all woke up to the news that Donald Trump launched strikes on Venezuela, in and around Curacas and captured Venezuela’s leader, Nicolás Maduro, and his wife. Continue reading “U.S. Military Forces Capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro”
Some news stories for you as we head into the weekend:
• The Fight: Fresh off his recent cover feature for Playgirl, Britney Spears’ ex, Sam Asghari (above), is using his heightened profile to bring mainstream attention to a poignant new short film titled Freedom of the Fly, which centers on the life of a gay Muslim man. Continue reading “Sam Asghari Promotes Gay-Themed Short Film + More News”
For the folks who trust in Donald Trump in part because he’s touted his “success” as a businessman, 2025 was a year where retail investors could place their own bets on his business acumen.
Two of the easiest ways supporters could “cash in” on the Trump business empire was to buy stock in his publicly traded media-finance-and-energy company, Trump Media & Technology Group which owns Truth Social (ticker symbol “DJT”) or his cryptocurrency memecoin, Official TRUMP.
Unfortunately, those were bad bets in 2025. Continue reading “Betting On Trump Stock/Crypto Didn’t Work Out Well In 2025”
Happy New Year! Some news stories for you as we shrug off last night’s festivities.
• TMZ: International pop star Pink shared a selfie from a hospital bed on New Year’s Eve, revealing she’s undergoing surgery to get two new discs in her neck. Sounds sad, but the singer was upbeat in her Instagram message adding, “Rock ‘n’ roll is a contact sport.”
• OUT: Even CNN’s New Year’s Eve Live telecast couldn’t avoid the cultural power of HBO’s “Heated Rivalry,” as the show came up at least four times between hosting besties Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper. During one segment, Cohen asked country artist Brandi Carlile, “Do lesbians care about ‘Heated Rivalry?” as Cooper giggled uncontrollably. Continue reading “Anderson & Andy Do Their Thing + Pink Celebrates NYE From Hospital + More”
Donald Trump, the oldest person ever sworn in as president, continues to face more and more questions about his health and how his advanced age might be affecting his ability to perform his duties.
A recent impromptu interview with the Wall Street Journal Trump addressed some of those questions and how he perceives his own care. Continue reading “Trump On Falling Asleep At Meetings: “I’m Blinking””
As we close out the year that was 2025, I wanted to leave you with one musical moment of hope.
When I was a young pup growing up in the 1970s, so-called “disaster films” became the rage. One of the early movies to establish the trend was the 1972 film The Poseidon Adventure, which follows a cast of characters on New Years’ Eve trying to survive a capsized luxury ship struck by a tidal wave.
You see the metaphor I’m working with here, yes?… Continue reading “New Year’s Eve: Maureen McGovern ‘The Morning After’”
Some news stories for you as we say goodbye to 2025:
• Pink News: I approve this pretty comprehensive round-up of the best queer films of 2025 (the superb ‘Twinless’ pictured above). As we head into the rest of this holiday week, check out the list for those you might have missed.
• Queerty: Remembering the beloved LGBTQ figures we lost in 2025 including fashion designer Giorgio Armani, actors Anthony Geary and Richard Chamberlain, poet Andrea Gibson, and more. Continue reading “Best Queer Films Of 2025 + Remembering Those We Lost + More”