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PHOTOS: The Cast Of Looking Gets Kinky At Folsom Street Fair

PHOTOS: The Cast Of Looking Gets Kinky At Folsom Street Fair

Looks like the guys of Looking were off the hook from working at yesterday’s Folsom Street Fair in San Francisco and were free to just enjoy the sights.

Director Andrew Haigh snapped this photo of Jonathan Groff and Raul Castillo enjoying the sunshine and leather:

And here’s anther that shows Murray Bartlett getting in on the action:

The guys got friendly with the crowd:

Last season a whole episode took place at the kink extravaganza, captured by this Insta shot of Andrew Haigh:

Dan Tracer

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Philly Police Wrap Up Gay Bashing Investigation, Commissioner Says There's 'Sufficient Evidence' to Press Charges

Philly Police Wrap Up Gay Bashing Investigation, Commissioner Says There's 'Sufficient Evidence' to Press Charges

Attack

Philadelphia police have concluded their investigation into the September 11 attack on a gay couple in Center City – with Police Commissioner Charles H. Ramsey saying there is “sufficient evidence to have charges placed against some of the individuals there.”

The Inquirer reports:

He said police were set to meet with prosecutors Monday afternoon to present the investigative file.

Police had initially termed the incident a hate crime and an assault, but Pennsylvania law does not cover crimes motivated by sexual orientation under its hate-crimes statute.

Ramsey said the current statute “obviously, in my opinion, needs to change, and change very quickly” to cover sexual orientation.

Earlier today, we reported that Pennsylvania State Rep. Brendan Boyle would attempt to pass an LGBT-inclusive hate crimes bill as early as tomorrow. A rally and press conference are planned at the state capitol tomorow as well. 


Kyler Geoffroy

www.towleroad.com/2014/09/philly-police-wrap-up-gay-bashing-investigation-commissioner-says-theres-sufficient-evidence-to-pres.html

'Tough Love' Launches Final Episode, Turns To Kickstarter To Save It

'Tough Love' Launches Final Episode, Turns To Kickstarter To Save It
One of our favorite queer web series of 2014 may soon meet its end, unless it can raise the funds to keep us cracking up for another season.

Popular YouTube web series “Tough Love” took the model of two best friends living in New York City and made them gay — putting a twist what it’s like to be young, broke, queer and trying to make it in the Big Apple today.

Stars Steven Bell and Blaire Wendel are now engaged in a Kickstarter in order to keep bringing us “Tough Love,” and the pair are only eight days away from the ’s end.

In conjunction with the Kickstarter, “Tough Love” has released what could potentially be their final episode — unless the funding comes through. Called “The Sleepover,” it focuses on the dyanmics of gay men and straight women, as well as the crumbling relationship of Wendel’s character.

“I think the inspiration for this episode came from my early days of discovering I was gay,” Bell told The Huffington Post. “There was a period where I knew I was gay, but I told myself that I couldn’t be 100 percent sure unless I had been with a woman. I’ve had a few female friends who would have been totally down to ‘experiment’ with me, but I just couldn’t bring myself to do it. Women have never interested me sexually. There’s just nothing there. So, it was really exciting to write an episode where I got to explore all that.”

Head here to find out how you can help save “Tough Love” and here to see more episodes from the series.

Bell wants to give special thanks to Eternal Summers and Terrorbird Media for letting his team use their song “I Love You.” Check out Eternal Summers out here.

www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/09/22/tough-love-kickstarter_n_5862260.html?utm_hp_ref=gay-voices&ir=Gay+Voices

Philly Attack Is Important Reminder of Need for Updated State Hate Crime Laws

Philly Attack Is Important Reminder of Need for Updated State Hate Crime Laws

An attack on two gay men in Philadelphia highlights the need for laws protecting LGBT people from crimes motivated by hatred not only in Pennsylvania, but at the state level across the country.
HRC.org

www.hrc.org/blog/entry/philly-attack-is-important-reminder-of-need-for-updated-state-hate-crime-la?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss-feed

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