Morning Aural: Mates Of State
Queerty Jun 03 08We’ve long been fans of Mates of State, but we’re torn on how to feel about the married musical duo’s latest aural offering, “Get Better.” Full story...
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Setting A Bad Example…
Queerty 11 hours ago"A plan to have an acclaimed gay author speak to students in Charlotte County high schools has been scrapped after a few parents objected.
Catholic Group Calls Out Palin
Queerty 11 hours ago
John McCain enlisted Sarah Palin in part to bolster his standing with the Republican party's religious base.
Newsom Praises CT Gay Nups
Queerty 13 hours ago
Gavin Newsom, the San Francisco lawyer who began issuing gay marriage licenses way back in 2004, released a statement today celebrating the same-sex nuptials ruling Connecticut:
Today, the Connecticut Supreme Court took an historic step by joining California and Massachusetts in the fight to provide marriage equality for gay and lesbian couples.
Breaking Down Prime Time Obama
Queerty 13 hours ago
On Wednesday, Oct. 29 at 8pm, less than a week before you cast your vote for freedom or dictatorship, Barack Obama's campaign will air half-hour commercials on both NBC and CBS.
Politico Sues For Gay "Defamation"
Queerty 14 hours ago
Philadelphia city councilman Jack Kelly sure is touchy about being associated with the gays:
Kelly has sued Paul D.
Afternoon Aural: Jape
Queerty 15 hours ago
Irish singer Jape specializes in grit-ridden rock. And we love it - and his attractive face.
Here's "Floating" and "I Was a Man.
ANTM Gays Breaking Out
Queerty 15 hours ago
America's Next Top Model's Miss J (Alexander) and Mister Jay (Manuel) are getting their own show, far, far away from that crazy monster known as Tyra Banks.
Coming Together.
Queerty 15 hours agoEschewing his nation's widespread homophobia, Malawian president Bingu Mutharika agreed to meet with his nation's only gay activist group, the Malawi Gay Rights Movement.
CT Gov Rell Speaks Out Against Gay Marriage Ruling
Queerty 15 hours ago
Connecticut Governor M. Jodi Rell ain't happy about today's gay marriage win. The politico, who in 2005 signed civil unions into law, today released a statement decrying the state Supreme Court's decision, which said civil unions were unconstitutional:
I disagree with today's State Supreme Court ruling but as governor, I will uphold it.
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