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Gay History – January 18: The Gay King of America, Betty Berzon, An American Family, Anita Bryant, and The L Word
January 18, 1977 – In Miami, Florida: Anita Bryant, a former beauty queen, launches a nationwide crusade against gay and…
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Federal Judge Rules That Housing Law Does Not Cover LGBT Discrimination
“The Eighth Circuit has squarely held that “Title VII does not prohibit discrimination against homosexuals,” U.S. District Judge Jean Hamilton…
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Tulsi Gabbard Apologizes for Previous Anti-Gay “Extremist Homosexual” Remarks
Almost six days after her anti-LGBT remarks surfaced, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, D-Hawaii, posted a video to Twitter Thursday apologizing.
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VP’s Wife Karen Pence To Teach At Anti-LGBT School That Cites Leviticus 20:13
The school Immanuel Christian School in northern Virginia is so extremely anti-LGBT that in its "biblical morality” section, of the…
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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand: I’m Going To Run For President (Even Though I Don’t Stand A Chance After What I Did To Al Franken)
Gillibrand is still suffering from the ramifications of throwing one of America's best progressive senators Al Franken under a bus…
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Mitch McConnell Once Again Blocks Bill To Reopen Government
The Hill reports: Senate Republicans blocked a House-passed package to reopen the federal government for a second time in as many…
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Legendary Actress Carol Channing Passes Away at 97
It is with extreme heartache, that I have to announce the passing of an original Industry Pioneer, Legend and Icon…
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FIRST LOOK: Jake Gyllenhaal Plays Gay Art Critic in Horror Thriller “Velvet Buzzsaw” – VIDEO
Director James Gilroy re-teams with actor Jake Gyllenhaal here who plays a snobby gay art critic in Los Angeles (stereotype…
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Tulsi Gabbard’s Anti-Gay History Surfaces After 2020 Presidential Announcement
Only one day after Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) announced that she was running for president in the 2020 election her…
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Remembering Crisco Disco, NYC (Late 1970’s – Mid 1980’s)
Opened in the late 1970's. Crisco's as it was called was an after-hours, milti-floor club in an old converted warehouse…
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