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Bouncers charged over man's death after London 'gay' club incident
Adam Hird died two days after an incident outside Vauxhall’s No. 65 nightclub last June
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www.gaystarnews.com/article/bouncers-charged-over-mans-death-after-london-gay-club-incident090515
Jack Black Opens Up About His Sex Scene with 'Ocean Breeze' Smelling James Marsden in 'The D Train' – VIDEO
In an interview with The New York Post, Jack Black dished on his big sex scene with James Marsden in the new bromance comedy The D Train.
The film tells the story of the chair of a high school reunion committee (Black) who must reconnect with the most popular guy in high school (Marsden) who’s now a celebrity. Shenanigans (and sex) ensue.
Said Black:
That was the scene that made me want to do the movie…I was only worried that if we approached it too comedically, it could have been offensive or sort of generic, like something you’d seen before. So the only thing I was worried about was getting it right.
Black added Marden smells like “ocean breeze.”
Watch a trailer for The D Train, AFTER THE JUMP…
Previously, “Andy Cohen Quizzes James Marsden and Jack Black on Celebrity Bulge Pics” [tlrd]
Kyler Geoffroy
Coming out as an Atheist, as Queer, and as Polyamorous
On this week’s episode of Sewers of Paris, Ben explains how he didn’t exactly grow up to be the man his parents expected.
Matt Baume
www.advocate.com/arts-entertainment/2015/05/09/coming-out-atheist-queer-and-polyamorous
The 20 Funniest Tweets From Women This Week
The ladies of Twitter never fail to brighten our days with their brilliant — but succinct — wisdom. Each week, HuffPost Women rounds up hilarious 140-character musings. For this week’s great tweets from women, scroll through the list below. Then visit our Funniest Tweets From Women page for our past collections.
you can pry ‘totes mcgotes’ out of my cold, dead hands
— Chelsea Fagan (@Chelsea_Fagan) May 4, 2015
I like my coffee how I like my men. Incapable of disrespecting me.
— Twitnter Is Coming (@OhNoSheTwitnt) May 4, 2015
Please be nice to me
*is nice to me*
What did I do, are you mad at me?
— claudia martin (@cloudypianos) May 5, 2015
Nothing would make me happier than a supercut of people having their phones stolen off the ends of selfie sticks
— Anna Drezen (@annadrezen) May 5, 2015
Move bitch get out the way – me singing to pigeons
— Amber (@missambear) May 6, 2015
Last night I dreamt that Angelina Jolie lost a beauty pageant to a literal baby and was none too pleased about it.
— Akilah Hughes (@AkilahObviously) May 8, 2015
there is no twentysomething experience more humbling than going to the supermarket just to buy milk and tampons
— Tess Koman (@tessie_the_mess) May 6, 2015
Real talk a female president won’t launch nukes when she’s on her period at most she’ll waste an hour reading her ex’s new girlfriend’s blog
— Gaby Dunn (@gabydunn) May 6, 2015
Causing a scene runs in my family.
— Victoria Sofia (@Ideal_Victoria) May 8, 2015
we as humans have found countless ways to contort and defile language but by far the worst string of words ever is “nice to e-meet you”
— Alanna Okun (@Alannabean) May 7, 2015
“I’m leaning into it and I’m creaming them.” –40-something white man in suit riding Citi Bike in West Village to identical friend
— Juli Weiner (@juliweiner) April 28, 2015
goddess grant me the serenity courage and wisdom not to buy the things I put in my online shopping cart after midnight
— dodai (@dodaistewart) May 8, 2015
People who refuse to believe women are harassed online sure do love to make their point by harassing women online.
— Kate Spencer (@katespencer) May 5, 2015
im tired of being amazed by beyonce. im not saying im not amazed i just literally dont have the energy anymore. can she stop? i need rest
— Tracy Clayton (@brokeymcpoverty) May 5, 2015
I know maybe I’ll just buy one of those huge body pillows and name it James and call it a day
— Annie Stamell (@stamos) May 4, 2015
person: do you want to hang out
me in a wedding dress: yes
— the cabbage (@ramenfuneral) May 7, 2015
Panic! at the Costco
— yung cherub (@k0k0kardashian) May 4, 2015
You’re Gross: A Beauty Guide For Women
— moody monday (@mdob11) May 4, 2015
People with unusually strong emotions about pretend movies are the real heroes.
— Pony Starwars (@tigersgoroooar) May 5, 2015
Hey tough dudes wearing shorts that come down past your calves. They’re called capris. You are wearing capris
— Randi Lawson (@RandiLawson) May 8, 2015
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Top lesbian MP to run as Labour deputy leader, may stand for leadership
Angela Eagle is serious contender for deputy’s job
trisrs
www.gaystarnews.com/article/top-lesbian-mp-run-labour-deputy-leader-may-stand-leadership090515
Five Times President Obama Made LGBT History
Three years ago today, President Barack Obama voiced his strong support for full marriage equality.
HRC.org
Russell Tovey Screams While Colton Haynes Is In Handcuffs
This week, Madonna and Gaga finally called truce, Justin Timberlake hired two gay nannies for his baby son and Andy Cohen ‘fessed up to having sex with Lance Bass. Here’s what happened recently on Instagram:
Adam Lambert is a vision in white while performing on Ellen.
A photo posted by ADAMLAMBERT (@adamlambert) on May 3, 2015 at 8:03am PDT
Darryl Stephens makes a day at the beach even hotter.
Borrowed this shot from @kennethhash… Beachy keen with Kenny, @brandonkneefel and @mikekerr20 A photo posted by Darryl Stephens (@darrylstephens) on May 2, 2015 at 11:03pm PDT
Max Joseph can float like a butterfly and sting like a bee.
A photo posted by Max Joseph (@maxjoseph) on May 7, 2015 at 12:42pm PDT
Like everyone, Brad Goreski benefits from some maintenance now and then.
First stop of the day…a very much needed trip to see @joannavargasnyc for a microcurrent facial. She always makes me look my best! ?? #secretweapon A photo posted by Brad Goreski (@mrbradgoreski) on May 7, 2015 at 6:50am PDT
Here’s Colton Haynes just the way you’ve always wanted him.
If #RoyHarper can escape jail & ditch town…who knows what’s to come! #Arrow #HopeToSeeYouSoon #HugsAllAround ???? A photo posted by Colton Haynes (@coltonlhaynes) on May 6, 2015 at 6:22pm PDT
Barbra Streisand got some unlikely help blowing out the candles on her birthday cake.
Blowing out my candles – sitting between two senators. John McCain (Republican) and Ed Markey (Democrat). Heart disease doesn’t discriminate between parties. We’re all in this together. A photo posted by Barbra Streisand (@barbrastreisand) on May 2, 2015 at 12:14pm PDT
There are few things Hugh Jackman loves more than pancakes in the morning.
Good morning…. A video posted by Hugh Jackman (@thehughjackman) on May 3, 2015 at 3:53am PDT
Hey EJ Johnson, how you doin’?
@wendyshow its all about the train dahling! Always a blast dishing with this bad bitch #howyoudoin #teamthis A photo posted by EJ Johnson (@ejjohnson_) on May 5, 2015 at 8:10am PDT
Blake Skjellerup casts a beautiful reflection.
Sundaze at the park! #LifeWithBlake #NYC A photo posted by Blake Skjellerup (@blakeskjellerup) on May 3, 2015 at 11:44am PDT
Russell Tovey, can you keep it down for a while?
Who wants some of my chair??????? @7thmanmagazine @etautz #fridayfeelings #beinghuman A photo posted by Russelltovey (@russelltovey) on May 8, 2015 at 9:12am PDT
Sorry if this makes us shallow, but we much prefer Oliver Hudson in less clothing.
be yourself- not your idea of what you think somebody else’s idea of yourself should be.. #westside
A photo posted by Oliver Hudson (@theoliverhudson) on Apr 30, 2015 at 8:29pm PDT
Colby Melvin is quickly becoming a silver fox.
Crazy hair dont care 6 am LAX edition. See you soon Dallas! #purpleparty
A photo posted by Colby Melvin (@colbymelvin) on May 7, 2015 at 7:57am PDT
Jeremy Kinser
Natalie Portman to Play Ruth Bader Ginsburg in Upcoming Film
Natalie Portman will play Ruth Bader Ginsburg in On The Basis of Sex, an upcoming film about the life and career of the “notorious” Supreme Court justice, Deadline reports:
The script, which follows the travails of Ginsburg as she faced numerous obstacles to her fight for equal rights throughout her career, was written by Daniel Stiepleman and made the 2014 Black List. Robert W. Cort is producing with Ram Bergman exec producing.
Ginsberg was appointed to the Supreme Court in 1993 by then-President Clinton, becoming only the second female justice (after Sandra Day O’Connor) and the first Jewish female justice. Prior to that, she developed a reputation as a keen advocate for the advancement of women’s rights. Time magazine this year labeled her an “Icon” in its Time 100.
Marielle Heller (The Diary Of A Teenage Girl) in talks to direct.
Kyler Geoffroy
www.towleroad.com/2015/05/natalie-portman-to-play-ruth-bader-ginsburg-in-upcoming-film.html
Why The LGBT Community Must Stand With Baltimore
The nation has been gripped by the protests taking place in recent days in the city of Baltimore. Watching the news has been an incredibly powerful, emotional experience for me.
The protests resonate with me personally for several reasons. First, obviously, as an American, as we all should take notice of these events and of the disturbing reasons why they are taking place. We have fundamental flaws with many police forces across America and our criminal justice system that must be resolved.
They also resonate with me because of my birth date. I was born on April 27th, 1992, the same day that the Rodney King riots began in Los Angeles. I’ve heard the stories of how my parents were terrified to come back and forth from the hospital because of the violence around the city. I’ve heard about the smoke that was coming in through the ventilators when I was in the ICU. The Rodney King riots were one of the darkest times in the history of Los Angeles and the history of our country.
Thirdly, they resonate with me as a gay man and an advocate for the rights of the LGBT community. Although I do not condone violence and regret that the protests in Baltimore have at times been overshadowed by a relatively small group of rioters who have tried to use the death of Freddie Gray as an excuse for criminal behavior, I do think that protesting and civil disobedience is a critical part of forcing the political establishment to take notice.
Throughout the history of the gay rights movement, protesting has been a huge tool towards creating more awareness, progress and equality. In 1969, it was the Stonewall riots that sparked the beginning of the modern gay rights revolution. In 1979, when Dan White, the man who assassinated the gay rights icon and San Francisco City Supervisor Harvey Milk, was sentenced to just 1 year in prison for the murder, the LGBT community took to the streets to express their anger in what has now become known as the “White Night Riots”.
In 1991, when Governor Pete Wilson in California vetoed AB101, a proposed law to protect gay people from employment discrimination, the community in Los Angeles marched to show their disapproval. And in 2008, in spontaneous demonstrations that marked the start of a new, renewed era of activism, thousands upon thousands of people turned out to stand against the bigotry of California’s Proposition 8, a state constitutional ban against gay marriage that has since been overturned.
Again, violence is never the right choice. But it is inspiring when you see young people who are inspired to stand up and make their voices heard, whether it be on the issue of gay rights, the civil rights of African-Americans, or any other constituency. All of our lives matter, and I hope the LGBT community will stand behind the African-American as strongly and stridently as we can to make sure justice is served. As Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.”
James Duke Mason is a Los Angeles-based writer and political activist.
Jeremy Kinser
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