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Justin Trudeau, Ariana Grande, Matt Fishel, Dinesh D’Souza, Kesha, India, Hong Kong, Chris Hemsworth: HOT LINKS
Justin Trudeau, Ariana Grande, Matt Fishel, Dinesh D’Souza, Kesha, India, Hong Kong, Chris Hemsworth: HOT LINKS
JUSTIN TRUDEAU. Slams Trump’s “totally unacceptable” tariffs. “These tariffs are totally unacceptable. The numbers are clear: The United States has a $2 billion U.S. dollars surplus in steel trade with Canada – and Canada buys more American steel than any other country in the world, half of U.S. steel exports. Canada is a secure supplier of aluminum and steel to the U.S. defense industry, putting aluminum in American planes and steel in American tanks. That Canada could be considered a national security threat to the United States is inconceivable.”
Looking forward to seeing the employment numbers at 8:30 this morning.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 1, 2018
LIKE EVERYTHING ELSE, NOBODY WILL DO ANYTHING. Trump violated law by tweeting about jobs report. ‘Trump’s tweet is at odds with federal regulations, which says that “employees of the Executive Branch shall not comment publicly on the data until at least one hour after the official release time.”’
DINESH D’SOUZA. Trump called me, told me I was a great voice for freedom: “The president said, ‘Dinesh, you’ve been a great voice for freedom.’ And he said that, ‘I got to tell you, man-to-man, you’ve been screwed.’ He goes, ‘I’ve been looking at the case. I knew from the beginning that it was fishy.’ But he said upon reviewing it he felt a great injustice had been done and that using his power he was going to rectify it, sort of clear the slate. And he said he just wanted me to be out there to be a bigger voice than ever defending the principles that I believe in.”
.@DineshDSouza on @foxandfriends: “The president said: ‘Dinesh, you’ve been a great voice for freedom.’” t.co/mHNMj01oRw pic.twitter.com/quDeGGgb6t
— Fox News (@FoxNews) June 1, 2018
INDIA. 14 arrested for lynching transgender person: “Fourteen persons, including a juvenile, were arrested by city police for allegedly lynching a transgender at Chandrayangutta four days ago. Three others transgenders were injured in the attack. The incident was a result of rumours of child lifters moving around the city. The mob suspected the four persons to be child lifters after a video of group of transsexual being chased and caught by the locals in Sangareddy district a few days ago circulated widely on social media.”
ON THE RAG. What’s on the gay magazines this week…
ARIANA GRANDE. Love letter to the LGBTQ community: “I was taught to do my makeup by queens in gay bars in New York City. I made my Broadway debut at 14 years old and did 8 shows a week but there was never a night I was too tired to run to a gay bar and do a quick Whitney cover before bed…I am eternally indebted to and inspired by the LGBTQ community. I hope to create anthems for you that wrap you up with comfort and make you get your best life for as long as I live.”
VIRGINIA. Congressional candidate Nathan Larson admits he’s a pedophile. “In a phone call, Larson confirmed that he created the now-defunct websites suiped.org and incelocalypse.today ― chat rooms that served as gathering places for pedophiles and violence-minded misogynists like himself.”
HONG KONG. Gay people prescribed prayers and no sex as a ‘cure’: ‘Stop watching porn, look “macho” and avoid spending time alone with other boys – this was the advice Alvin Cheung in Hong Kong received after reaching out for help when he realized he was gay.’
QUEENSLAND. Chris Hemsworth and Matt Damon are beach bros.
DRONE VIDEO OF THE DAY. TIME magazine’s new cover.
WHOOPSIE-DAISY OF THE DAY. Hauling a glass window up a skyscraper in Moscow. “Construction workers in Moscow using a rooftop crane to lift a giant pane of glass to the top of a 30-plus-story skyscraper will unfortunately have to try it once again. The glass was almost in their reach when the cable apparently snapped, sending the window and its support rig plummeting to the ground.”
MUSIC VIDEO OF THE DAY. Kesha “Hymn”. ‘When I attended the Time 100 Gala this past April, I met Cristina Jiménez, co-founder of the largest immigrant youth organization in the country, United We Dream. I was so moved by what she and her team are doing to empower immigrant youth in our country. They are working to protect and empower hundreds of thousands of DREAMers who came to this country as children and grew up, studied, and worked in the USA, and now face deportation with the scheduled end of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. Even though DACA is scheduled to end, United We Dream has continued to fight for justice and dignity for immigrants and helps DREAMers apply for protection.
LYRIC VIDEO OF THE DAY. Matt Fishel “Twinks”
FRIDAY FLASH. Alex V.
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Gay Twins Come Out to Mom in Touching YouTube Vid: WATCH
Gay Twins Come Out to Mom in Touching YouTube Vid: WATCH
Cooper and Luc Coyle, twin 19-year-old aspiring fashion photographers, vloggers, and social media personalities, came out to their channel and their mom (above) this week in one of their videos.
Said their mom: “I understand you want us to know…As long as you’re happy, and you know who you are, that makes daddy and I happy. We’re happy if you’re happy. We just want you to be happy. If this is who you are, then this is who you are. You’re born that way. You’re not different from anybody else. You’re my babies, I love you. Daddy and I are always here for you, to support you, to be whoever you want to be.”
Added mom: “You should never hide who you are…It’s not really a surprise, but I would never assume anybody to be anybody.”
It’s impossible to watch and not think of Austin and Aaron Rhodes, gay twins with the most watched coming out video on YouTube with more than 26 million views.
And here’s a Q&A if you’re interested in knowing them better:
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Grindr STD Alerts, Cancer Detection, Asperger’s, 3-D Printed Corneas, Boxing for Fitness: Gay Men’s Health Round-Up
Grindr STD Alerts, Cancer Detection, Asperger’s, 3-D Printed Corneas, Boxing for Fitness: Gay Men’s Health Round-Up
UNDETECTABLE. A funny new video from New Zealand about two men on a hook-up educates about being HIV undetectable. “We’re unequivocally telling New Zealanders that if someone living with HIV has had an undetectable viral load for more than six months, HIV does not transmit through sex – even if condoms aren’t being used.”
HOLY GRAIL OF CANCER RESEARCH. Doctors hail new blood test for 10 different kinds of cancers: ‘The test, called a liquid biopsy, screens for cancer by detecting tiny bits of DNA released by cancer cells into blood. The test had particularly good results for ovarian and pancreatic cancers, though the number of cancers detected was small. Researchers hope the test will become part of a “universal screening” tool that doctors can use to detect cancer in patients.’
COLON CANCER. American Cancer Society issues new guidelines urging colon checks at age 45 and not 50.
YOU’VE GOT SYPHILIS. Grindr and other apps are adding ways to notify partners that you got an STD: ‘Grindr and other primarily gay dating apps are exploring ways to add the ability for people who test positive for an STD to notify partners using the app, Mashable has learned in multiple interviews with public health experts. According to Dr. Heidi Bauer, the chief of STD control at the California Department of Health, and Dan Wohlfeiler, director of the health consortium Building Healthy Online Communities(BHOC), STD partner notification messages are currently under consideration by several different app-makers, including Grindr, with one possibility already in the design and piloting phase.
PrEP. Gilead to begin running TV ads: ‘In a major shift, pharmaceutical giant Gilead Sciences will begin airing television ads for PrEP, its HIV prevention medication. The company said the ads, which will start in June and run through August, are “designed to encourage candid conversations around sexual health and promote public awareness of HIV prevention.”’
THE RAINBOW DIET. Gay man talks about his eating disorder…
WALK FASTER. It might help you live longer…
MEDICAL ADVANCE OF THE DAY. 3-D printed corneas: ‘Researchers at Newcastle University have been able to 3D-print a biocompatible corneal framework using a new gel formulations that “keeps the stem cells alive whilst producing a material which is stiff enough to hold its shape but soft enough to be squeezed out the nozzle of a 3D printer.” There is a significant shortage of corneas available to transplant, with 10 million people worldwide requiring surgery to prevent corneal blindness as a result of diseases such as trachoma, an infectious eye disorder,” wrote the researchers.’
MORE EYES. The first permanent, implantable, custom-colored (medical) iris is now approved by the FDA.
ALASKA. Gonorrhea cases skyrocket: “Gonorrhea, a treatable bacterial infection, is most prevalent among people ages 15 to 30, Jones said. About 58 percent of the gonorrhea cases last year in Alaska affected people age 29 and younger. The cases were split evenly between men and women. Southwest Alaska had the highest rate of gonorrhea followed by Northern Alaska and then the Anchorage and Matanuska-Susitna regions, the state health department reported. It’s not completely clear what’s leading to the increases in gonorrhea in Alaska, Jones said.”
ICYMI. The Guardian offered a look this week at America’s hidden epidemic of gay black men and HIV.
SEX LIFE. A gay man in his 50s with Asperger’s talks about his sex life, or lack thereof: “I have always had an extreme fear of disease contagion, and even the thought of casual contact with people’s microbiomes repels me. For these reasons I have never wanted intimate relationships. I see my sexuality as a biological urge with no relevance or value in relation to the rest of my life, best extirpated in the least risky, least effortful manner; solitary masturbation, one to three times a day. The aspiration for love and sex is not universal. Nor is it exclusively people with a low sex drive who choose a solitary life.”
GAY BOXING. London boxing studio Kobox launched a campaign this week to get more gay men involved with the sport: “Called ‘Proud’, the campaign aims to break down the stereotypes surrounding boxing, as many men think it’s hostile and intimidating, with gay men in particular reporting they feel ‘uneasy’ about entering a boxing environment….The clip shows a frustrated man alone in a dark boxing studio, seeing words such as ‘weird’, ‘different’ and ‘queen’ appear on the wall every time he punches the bag. However, the scene then changes to a much more friendly environment, with a colourful studio full of men having a great time, getting their punch on and listening to upbeat music you’d expect to find in the club at 2am – which is apt as Kobox’s mantra is ‘Fight club meets nightclub’.
Body Conscious: Gay Men’s Health, Sex, and Self is a new regular twice-monthly feature from Towleroad covering the unique issues gay men face with regard to physical and mental fitness.
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Congratulations to Jeff and Liz from Half Moon Bay, California!
Congratulations to Jeff and Liz from Half Moon Bay, California!
Jeff and Liz are two fun loving people who have a joie de vivre, which is what ultimately brought them together. He writes: “Liz and I met on Zoosk. After sitting in a restaurant for two and a half hours getting to know each other, we went on to become close friends. At that time, I wasn’t
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#AM_Equality Tipsheet: June 1, 2018
#AM_Equality Tipsheet: June 1, 2018
HRC KICKS OFF PRIDE MONTH BY LAUNCHING SUMMER OF ACTION 2018: HRC’s nationwide Summer of Action is anchored by more than 500 local events in all fifty states, Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia. Today, HRC President Chad Griffin will kick off a month-long series of campaign events in half a dozen battleground states with events in Madison, Wisconsin. For more information on press opportunities with Griffin, contact [email protected].
“Donald Trump and Mike Pence have awakened a sleeping giant. Never before have Americans been more eager to participate, advocate and fight back against this administration’s hateful policies and rhetoric,” said HRC President Chad Griffin. “HRC’s grassroots army of more than 3 million members and supporters are already organizing and mobilizing to support pro-equality candidates up and down the ballot who will help us pull the emergency brake on the Trump-Pence agenda in November.”
Happy Pride Month! Celebrate #Pride2018 with @HRC by:
Learning about our history.
Registering to vote.
Sharing on social.
Rising up, speaking up & showing up this November.t.co/LPkwWiVKdf pic.twitter.com/gSbZzeCxsA— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) June 1, 2018
As we embark on this historic campaign, let’s check out the state of play for LGBTQ equality in the states:
- States are making big moves to protect LGBTQ youth from the dangerous practice of “conversion therapy.” This year, Hawaii, Maryland and Washington have enacted such protections and New Hampshire has passed legislation awaiting the governor’s signature. Thirteen states and the District of Columbia now have these protections. More from HRC.
- At least six additional pro-equality bills have passed state legislatures, including measures that protect LGBTQ inmates and add gender identity to state non-discrimination laws, and bills related to how gender markers and gender identity are recorded on birth and death certificates. More from HRC.
- However, anti-LGBTQ bills were signed into law in Oklahoma and Kansas, giving child welfare organizations — including adoption and foster care agencies — a license to discriminate against qualified people seeking to care for a child in need, including LGBTQ couples or other parents to whom the agency has a religious objection. More from HRC.
And federally:
- Any day now, the Supreme Court of the United States is expected to rule in Masterpiece Cakeshop, Ltd. v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission, a case involving a baker who in 2012 refused to provide a wedding cake for a same-sex couple. That means the Supreme Court could decide whether doors can be closed to some or whether they must be #OpenToAll. More from HRC.
- Challenges to the Trump-Pence transgender military ban continue. In April, a federal court in Seattle found that the implementation plan of the ban violates the Constitution, and that the lawsuit brought by Lambda Legal and OutServe-SLDN — in which HRC is an organizational plaintiff — can proceed to trial. The latest from HRC.
- HRC continues to expose “The Real Mike Pence,” who has flown under the radar, amassing enormous power and quietly spearheading a charge to radically undermine the rights of LGBTQ people and women, attack voting rights, undercut sound science, and enable the greatest assault on American institutions in modern history. More from HRC.
- Education Sec. Betsy DeVos has spent her time in office relentlessly attacking the rights of transgender students, youth of color, survivors of sexual assault and students with disabilities. HRC and artist Robin Bell recently projected a message to DeVos onto the U.S. Department of Education building, highlighting the harrowing results of a groundbreaking HRC survey of 12,000 LGBTQ. And here’s DeVos telling Congress she won’t protect trans kids — despite court rulings. Check it out at HRC.
- Despite these attacks, LGBTQ teens are overwhelmingly proud of who they are:
.@HRC’s new comprehensive #LGBTQYouthReport found that supportive families and inclusive schools are key to #LGBTQ youth succeeding and thriving. ��️������ t.co/6KAekNEDDm pic.twitter.com/0xtqBgWulh
— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) May 31, 2018
And from coast to coast, HRC’s staff, members and volunteers are fanning out to support voter registration efforts, phone banking, candidate events, grassroots advocacy trainings, and step up visibility and outreach at LGBTQ Pride parades, festivals and other events. The Summer of Action will also intensify HRC’s already-unprecedented grassroots effort to engage equality-minded voters in key states and congressional districts ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
Rise up, speak up and show up this Pride month: Click here to find a Pride event in your area and join HRC and thousands of others to celebrate LGBTQ progress and equality while also checking to make sure you’re registered to vote. Text UNITE to 30644 to join HRC’s Mobile Action Network. And participate with our vast legion of supporters to help mobilize your community to change hearts and minds across the country by becoming an HRC volunteer. More from HRC.
SIX CITIES THROWING THEIR FIRST-EVER PRIDE CELEBRATIONS: More from Thrillist.
TRANSGENDER BUSINESS LEADER MICHAELA MENDELSOHN (@MICHAELASPEAKS) NAMED GRAND MARSHAL OF LA PRIDE PARADE: More from QVoiceNews.
VIRGINIA DELEGATE DANICA ROEM (@PWCDANICA) TO KEYNOTE SAN DIEGO PRIDE RALLY: More from San Diego Gay & Lesbian News.
HRC’S SARAH MCBRIDE (@SARAHEMCBRIDE) NAMED GRAND MARSHAL FOR HUDSON’S LGBTQ PRIDE PARADE: More from Hudson Valley 360.
PITTSBURGH POLICE CARS FEATURE RAINBOW DECALS IN HONOR OF PRIDE MONTH: More from WESA.
Today @PghPolice revealed this years #PrideMonth decal. pic.twitter.com/lGQvXnAO9M
— City of Pittsburgh (@CityPGH) May 29, 2018
22 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL TEAMS TO HOLD LGBTQ PRIDE NIGHTS: More from Instinct Magazine.
SEPHORA LAUNCHES IN-STORE BEAUTY CLASSES FOR TRANS PEOPLE: More from THEM.
TRANSGENDER STUDENT-ATHLETES AT THE FOREFRONT IN THE FIGHT FOR INCLUSION: More from ESPN.
TRUMP TO PARDON ANTI-LGBTQ DINESH D’SOUZA: D’Souza has a long history of attacking LGBTQ equality, from opposing marriage equality to claiming the tragic Pulse shooting was the result of “coddling Islamic radicals,” to attacking the Anne Frank Center for supporting transgender troops. More from NewNowNext and Washington Blade.
GLOBAL EQUALITY NEWS
ABHORRENT — GHANA TO STRENGTHEN ANTI-LGBTQ LAWS: More from Gay Star News.
ECUADOR COURT RECOGNIZES SAME-SEX COUPLE AS FAMILY: More from Telesur.
INSIDE THE FIGHT FOR TRANS EQUALITY IN CHILE: More from BBC News.
READING RAINBOW – Bookmark now to read on your lunch break!
NewNowNext serves up a viewing guide before the premiere of “Pose”; WMUK interviews Mara Keisling (@MaraKeisling), executive director of the National Center for Transgender Equality; NPR speaks to LGBTQ musician Alaska; Hollywood Reporter reports on a new partnership between HRC, J. Crew and Madewell for Pride Month.
ANNOUNCING: To help advance our work in the effort to achieve full equality for all #LGBTQ people, @HRC is joining forces with @jcrew and @madewell on apparel and accessories for #Pride. ��️��������✨ t.co/4p8tRs46kZ pic.twitter.com/0sJPHbKQnl
— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) May 31, 2018
Have news? Send us your news and tips at [email protected]. Click here to subscribe to #AM_Equality and follow @HRC for all the latest news. Thanks for reading!
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Trump: ‘Why Aren’t They Firing No Talent Samantha Bee?’
Trump: ‘Why Aren’t They Firing No Talent Samantha Bee?’
Donald Trump came for Samantha Bee on Friday morning, screeching for the network to fire her after she apologized for calling Ivanka Trump the C-word.
Tweeted Trump: “Why aren’t they firing no talent Samantha Bee for the horrible language used on her low ratings show? A total double standard but that’s O.K., we are Winning, and will be doing so for a long time to come!”
Why aren’t they firing no talent Samantha Bee for the horrible language used on her low ratings show? A total double standard but that’s O.K., we are Winning, and will be doing so for a long time to come!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 1, 2018
It’s unclear who the “we” are he’s referring to.
Trump also attacked the “Russian Hoax investigation”…
A.P. has just reported that the Russian Hoax Investigation has now cost our government over $17 million, and going up fast. No Collusion, except by the Democrats!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 1, 2018
And
Looking forward to seeing the employment numbers at 8:30 this morning.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 1, 2018
More to come, no doubt…
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62 Pics of Porn Studs at Sidetrack In Chicago
62 Pics of Porn Studs at Sidetrack In Chicago
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WATCH: Netflix just turned the ‘Queer Eye’ fab 5 into an actual boy band
WATCH: Netflix just turned the ‘Queer Eye’ fab 5 into an actual boy band
Season two premieres June 15 on Netflix
Starry Revival of ‘The Boys in the Band’ Lends Gay History a High Sheen: REVIEW
Starry Revival of ‘The Boys in the Band’ Lends Gay History a High Sheen: REVIEW
The glass house on stage at the Booth Theatre seems to suggest the most shattering wounds are often self-inflicted, its plush red interior an assurance blood will be spilled.
Director Joe Mantello’s slick 50th-anniversary revival of groundbreaking gay drama The Boys in the Band opened on Broadway tonight under circumstances author Mart Crowley might hardly have imagined in 1968. Its lineup of Hollywood stars — Zachary Quinto, Matt Bomer, Andrew Rannells, and Jim Parsons, currently the highest-paid actor on TV — is more than just reason enough for fans to pony up for tickets. Witnessing a rising class of out A-listers sink their teeth into the self-loathing, shame, and desire that have coursed through generations of gay identity is a truly transcendent experience — even if it doesn’t quite tear up old scars.
The glossy Manhattan duplex (designed by David Zinn) serves as a vicious playground for tonight’s birthday celebration. Michael (Parsons), our host, ticks about his preparations like a time bomb; Harold (Quinto), the droll eccentric of honor, is going to be awhile. Michael’s onetime dalliance turned pal Donald (Bomer) is the first to arrive — and the first thing he needs is a shower. (Cue a grueling test of attention as he pads around in underwear for 10 minutes.)
The twist: Michael’s school chum Alan (Brian Hutchison) rings in distress, wanting to drop in. Problem is he’s (supposedly) straight, and “Square City” as Michael says, hardly the sort of fox welcome in this henhouse. Alan calls back to beg off, but winds up changing his mind and walking in on a whole string of fairies frolicking in-sync to “Heat Wave” by Martha and the Vandellas.
Alan sticks around after his initial shock, warming up to Hank (Tuc Watkins), a buttoned-up school teacher whose wedding ring belies the fact that he left his wife for Larry (tart standout Andrew Rannells). Any hope Michael has of keeping Alan in the dark vanishes in the wake of a flaming Emory (scene stealer Robin de Jesus), two poles of masculinity destined to combust.
Brightened by its attractive stars, the production couches Crowley’s snappy dialogue in a self-consciously retro light, making for easy consumption (Ryan Murphy is among the producers), while often resisting the play’s darkest recesses. When Alan unleashes closeted rage on Emory, or Michael slurs racist quips at Bernard (Michael Benjamin Washington), tension scarcely seems to burn hot before it’s gone. That much of gay culture creates diversion from pain may be part of the point, but here it can be tough to feel the sting.
This may be in part because Harold and Michael, the story’s primary vessels of suffering, are too adept at keeping everyone at arm’s length here. “We tread very softly with each other,” Harold tells Michael, “because we both play each other’s game too well.” From his fashionably late entrance, the mask Harold dons for the world over his creams and salves — aloof, acerbic, affected — never drops. Quinto’s high-camp performance, though entertaining, feels less flesh-and-blood than the rest, obscuring any real connections Harold may have to the assembled party.
Though it’s Michael’s fierce battle with self-loathing that causes him to self-destruct by lashing out at everyone else, Parsons exudes an innate self-assurance that betrays few hints of vulnerability until it comes flooding out all at once. Even as his character erupts with fury, alcohol rather than bundled up feeling seems to have flipped to switch. When Michael finally collapses in earnest sobs, it’s more of a surprise than the crash of a downward spiral.
Still, it’s easy to recognize that the venom on Michael’s tongue, born of self-hate and unleashed by self-medication, continues to thrive in back channels, behind a half-century worth of progress. Gay men — in or out of the closet — still struggle to face our fears and desires, lunging for each others’ throats when the real enemy is already inside, or at every one of our doors.
“If we could just learn not to hate ourselves so much,” Michael tells Donald after washing back a Valium. We’re getting there, Michael.
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Starry Broadway Revival of ‘The Boys in the Band’ Lends Gay History a High Sheen: REVIEW
