Obama’s Into Diversity
An openly gay Episcopal bishop has been chosen to kick off one of President-elect Barack Obama’s first inauguration events.
V. Gene Robinson of New Hampshire will deliver the invocation at the Lincoln Memorial this Sunday. Robinson does not believe he was selected to calm down those members of the LGBT community who were angered by [...]
What’s Sex Like In 2009
To be honest, I am not the king of sex. But, I do think the fact I was addicted to Madonna since the age of 14 makes me somewhat able to take it upon myself to write an article about sexual exploration. Hell, I had the Madonna SEX book displayed on my desk [...]
Senator’s Plea Reversal Down the Toilet
Former Idaho Senator Larry Craig is almost out of time to reverse his 2007 guilty plea to soliciting sex in a Minneapolis airport bathroom.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals rejected Craig’s latest effort to withdraw the plea this past December 9. Today marks the one-month deadline for filing an appeal. His attorney, Thomas Kelly, says [...]
Dieing For a Drink in Seattle
Seattle gay bars had an alarming wake up call, as 11 of them fell victim to threats of their customers being poisoned. In what is being called a hate crime, the Seattle Police Department says they have seized several letters threatening each establishment.
The poison of choice is ricin, which is found in castor beans, [...]
New Gayest Question
I’m used to many questions when it comes to my sexuality. When did you come out? Do your parents know? Who pays for dinner? But, there’s one question that is quickly becoming the most asked question of the past two months… “Have you seen MILK?”
I could honestly say, I’d need about [...]
Smell You Later… And Loving It
What’s better than the smell of your partner? I can’t think of anything else. A new study was just released proving many people do indeed latch onto an article of their lovers clothing, so they can smell it later to think of them.
To many, this sounds like something only a girl would [...]
New Act Protects Partner’s Future
President Bush recently signed the Worker, Retiree and Employer Recovery Act (WRERA) into effect. WRERA is a law requiring businesses to roll over an employee’s retirement savings to a same-sex partner in the event of his death.
Until recently, a surviving same-sex partner would have to pay an inheritance tax on the deceased partner’s retirement [...]
Equal Rights, or I’ll Break Your Legs
The state of New Jersey is off to a hopeful 2009 when it comes to equal rights and the LGBT community. A lesbian couple, Luisa Paster and Harriet Bernstein, were denied the right to have their civil union ceremony at the Ocean Grove boardwalk pavilion in 2007. Although it is advertised as a [...]
Things It’s OK to Lie About
We’ve all been taught since we were about six smurfs tall that lying is something we shouldn’t do. Well, somewhere along the way I’ve become absolutely incredible at it. Did I just admit to that? To be honest, I’m a great storyteller to people who don’t know me. Once you really [...]
Love for a Lifetime?
Can any of us really make “1-4-3″ last a lifetime?
Let me begin by saying I just learned what “1-4-3″ means. It is text message speak for “I love you.” It stands for the number of letters in each word of the phrase… get it? It’s a quick way of sending a tender [...]
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