Levi Johnston isn't the only one making porn headlines on this website. So too is Marine Cpl. David A.
Well this isn't going to be good for traffic. [Bit.ly, the URL shortening service used on Twitter]
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Three years ago, China banned director Lou Ye from making any more movies for five years, after he showed Summer Palace — about the government's crackdown on 1989's Tiananmen Square massacre — at the Cannes Film Festival.
The Leffews, fresh off its own bout of gay-on-gay attacks, are our go-to family on meaningful days. Like National Prayer Day, Mother's Day, and even Halloween.
It wouldn't be fair to brand all Sarah Palin devotees as such, but we're willing to place substantial sums of money on the claim that many of them can recite where Rush Limbaugh and Palin's values coincide.
Did Janet Jackson blend all of her previous music videos — "Rhythm Nation," "Scream," And "Love Will Never Do," just to name a few — to create the latest media marketing message for "Make Me"?
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Professional wrestler Mick Foley is known, to those in the know, as "The Hardcore Legend." He will also take you out back, show you the inside of your own rectum, before wrapping Christmas gifts with your skin if you dare make fun of Will Phillips, Queerty's hero and American National Treasure.
Window Media's collapse led to the Washington Blade's staff creating the just-launched D.C.
So Austria's gays were just granted civil union rights! This means they can get a pretty piece of paper, just like heterosexual couples, and involve themselves in their partners' social security claims and inheritance rights and tax filings and pensions and stuff.
The D.C. Agenda, the replacement to the just-killed Washington Blade, is here, it's queer, and we've got no problem getting used to it! The physical product might be a shadow of the Blade, but it's just Week 1, and editor Kevin Naff and publisher Lynne Brown are just getting started with their new media baby.
When it comes to outing anti-gay officials, Blog Active's Mike Rogers invented the gsame — or at least mastered it.
MORNING GOODS — He says he maintains 3.6 percent body fat year round. Naturally. We're doing our best not to hate him for it.
After telling her staff about her much-anticipated decision this afternoon, Oprah will tell viewers on Friday that when her syndication deal is up in 2011, she's done with her television show.
ON OUR GAYDAR — News, notes, clicks, and quips from around the web.
→ If Washington D.C. doesn't put a stop to the "mishandling" of federal AIDS funds, then HUD is simply going to stop giving them out.
From the terrifying world of school bullying, and common wisdom that school administrators do nothing to stop it comes this story from Houston high school freshman Jayron Martin, who was beaten with a metal pipe after school by a classmate while eight others watched — and it only stopped when a man who saw the [.
We misidentify photos, misplace pronouns, and insert the wrong links all the time. So we can understand the embarrassment of Leatherneck Magazine — which bills itself as the "Magazine of the Marines" — after they featured a young corporal who just happens to be an amateur gay porn star.
As expected, Houston mayoral candidate Annise Parker is on the receiving end of an attack campaign. But this one isn't from the Houston Area Pastor Council, which is planning a religious-based assault.
Oh look, it's another "softball" ad promoting gay marriage. It's the same thing we saw during Prop 8, and again in Maine during the Question 1 battle.
This is the American Family Association's nightmare: Public schools are teaching young people that loving families have nothing to do with the sexuality of the parents.
THE SHOT — Should we be impressed Kellogg's is telling parents (in Brazil) that it's no big deal if they've got gender-bending kids, or concerned that Kellogg's is telling parents it's healthy to feed their children a bowl of diabetes every morning?
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