LGBTQ news and entertainment
Some news items you might have missed: • CNN: Longtime Donald Trump adviser Steve Bannon reported to a federal prison in Danbury, Connecticut, on Monday to begin a four-month sentence for defying a congressional subpoena after running out of delay tactics. #FAFO Continue reading “Trump Adviser Reports To Prison + More News”
Time’s up! It looks like former Trump adviser Steve Bannon is about to enter the “find out” phase of his life after he “f*cked around” defying subpoenas from the Jan. 6 Committee. A higher court has rejected his appeal. A federal judge on Thursday ordered Bannon to report to prison on July 1 to begin a four-month prison sentence . Continue reading “Trump Adviser Steve Bannon To Report To Prison July 1”
Some news items you might have missed: • The Advocate: Grindr, the popular LGBTQ dating app, has released its comprehensive “Unwrapped” 2023 report highlighting various interests and behaviors across multiple regions, including where the most tops and bottoms were active worldwide. Continue reading “Grindr Reveals Where Most Tops & Bottoms Are Worldwide + More News”
Colton Haynes in ‘Swindler Seduction’ (image via Lifetime)
Steve Bannon (screen capture)
Some news items you might have missed: • Total Slovenia: The Constitutional Court of Slovenia legalized same-sex marriage and adoptions effective immediately after finding a law under which only heterosexual partners can marry and same-sex couples cannot adopt children to be unconstitutional. Continue reading “News Round-Up: July 8, 2022”
Catching up on some of today’s headlines: • LGBTQ Nation: LGBTQ people (including me above) have been much better at getting vaccinated than straight people. A new study shows why there are so few LGBTQ anti-vaxxers. Continue reading “News Round-Up: November 12, 2021”
Catching up on some of the day’s headlines: • Instinct Magazine: Dr. Rachel Levine, the nation’s most senior transgender official, once again made history by becoming the first openly transgender four-star officer across any of the country’s eight uniformed services. Continue reading “News Round-Up: October 19, 2021”
Some news items you might have missed: • GQ Magazine UK: Billy Porter on the Actors Fund of America when he found out he was HIV positive: “They showed up for me and saved my life. I’m so grateful that there was some place for me to go where I was not shamed but instead lifted up and supported so I could get back on my feet. And now look at what has happened, all because someone cared enough to help.” Continue reading “News Round-Up: October 8, 2021”
French InstaHunk Yeti (via Instagram)
• CNBC: The Food and Drug Administration’s staff endorsed Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine for emergency use, a critical step in bringing a third shot to the U.S. marketplace. The vaccine’s level of protection varied by region demonstrating 66% effectiveness overall, 72% in the United States, 66% in Latin America and 57% in South Africa. • NPR: The cost of repairing damages from the attack on the U.S. Capitol and related security expenses have already topped $30 million and will keep rising, Architect of the Capitol J. Brett Blanton told lawmakers on Wednesday. • CNN: The Manhattan district attorney’s office has subpoenaed financial records related to Steve Bannon’s crowd-funding border-wall effort, signaling that its criminal investigation into Donald Trump’s chief strategist is advancing. Bannon’s presidential pardon only shields him from federal, not state, crimes.
The Manhattan district attorney’s office has subpoenaed financial records related to Steve Bannon’s crowd-funding border-wall effort, signaling that its criminal investigation into Trump’s former chief strategist is advancing. https://t.co/u8NYswQHq9
— Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) February 24, 2021