This just in: my friends on the West Coast tell me that hundreds of LGBT folks and their friends are at The Music Box in Hollywood for the LGBT Election Night Party.
The New York tabs are wasting no time, nor should they. Hail to the (new) chief!!!
All day I've been reading about long lines and voting glitches (and major excitement), but not any of these were present here in Chelsea's 15th district.
This is a great story about a retrospective of 20th-century health posters from the permanent collection of the National Library of Medicine.
Some big news for all you Brady "I'm not gay" Quinn fans. The studly Cleveland Browns backup QB and former Notre Dame standout has been given a promotion -- thanks to Pro Bowl QB Derek Anderson's inconsistent performance this season -- and will start against Denver on Thursday.
Have you seen this guy in the Stride gum commercial? Where do I sign for that package? (Thanks, Josh!)
As much as I don't think people deserve a pat on the back for acting like human beings, occasionally doing the right thing requires a bigger set of balls than others, so I do want to point out how impressed I am with former NFL great Steve Young and his wife, Barbara, for coming out against Prop 8.
So what do we think of Mr. Madonna's new commercial for "Guitar Hero," in which he updates Tom Cruise's iconic scene in "Risky Business"? (I guess white boxer briefs are the new tighty whities.
The exit polls were looking good when I first got to work on Nov. 2, 2004. But as you can see by the look on my face, things would turn grim quickly.
A weekly look at what's on the cover of New York's free gay rags:
HX Baracks the Vote -- tranny style .
If my unmitigated envy of Buffy and Jody's life in a high-rise apartment sparked my initial desire to move to New York back in elementary school, then it was Andy Warhol who fanned the flame into an inferno.
I've had an unusual obsession with prank phones since junior high, so much so that having every person I know call one number and as about "the patio furniture for sale" almost landed a bunch of people in juvie! But when my friend Matt alerted me to this major duping of Sarah Palin by a disc jockey in Montreal pretending to be Nicolas Sarkozy, you just knew I was in puerile heaven.
Don't forget to vote on Tuesday. You wouldn't want to have a recurring nightmare the rest of your life that goes something like this .
I must admit, I've never seen "The Boys in the Band." Even though I've been out for more than half of my life, part of me remains almost afraid to, worried about what my parents and people of that generation were (possibly) exposed to as a representation of "gay life" nearly 40 years ago.
OK, boys. Consider your Christmas shopping done: "Barely Working," photographer Adam Raphael's new book, is 112 pages of the sexiest young men around "working" in various occupations ranging from auto repair and car washing to landscaping and construction, and is sure to please even the fussiest queen on your list.
I'm not really sure what to make of this delightfully disturbing new film, "Courting Condi," the first-ever "musical docu-tragi-comedy" about one man's attempts to win the heart of the gap-tooth secretary of state.
Berliners turned out on Thursday to say their goodbyes to historic Tempelhof Airport, the famed site of the Berlin airlift of 1948 and 1949, after the Soviets blocked land access to the city.
Keanu Reeves may be the most famous really bad actor in the world, but he sure is nice to look at. (Via Details)