GOP Rep Doesn’t Get Geography, Wants to Challenge Female Senators to a Duel

Rep. Blake Farenthold of Texas apparently doesn’t know that Alaska is not in the Northeast. 

www.advocate.com/politics/2017/7/24/gop-rep-doesnt-get-geography-wants-challenge-female-senators-duel

Say Goodbye to ‘Teen Wolf’ (and Abby Lee Miller), ‘The Last Tycoon’, RHONY, Plus More TV This Week

Check out our weekly guide to TV this week, and make sure you’re catching the big premieres, crucial episodes and the stuff you won’t admit you watch when no one’s looking.

After several seasons of watching dance instructor Abby Lee Miller terrorize tap-dancing tots and their terrible mothers, the star of Dance Moms is set to report to prison — after her teary sitdown interview, of course. See what she has to say for herself Tuesday at 9 p.m. Eastern on Lifetime.

If you thought last week’s Real Housewives of New York set the bar for wild group trips, this week’s installment from Mexico promises even more margarita-fueled madness. Find out if Ramona gets her comeuppance 9 p.m. Eastern Wednesday on Bravo.

One of TV’s most handsome men, openly-gay actor Matt Bomer is the face of Amazon’s latest ambitious period drama The Last Tycoon, premiering Friday. The story follows F. Scott Fitzgerald’s unfinished final novel and also stars Kelsey Grammer and Lily Collins.

We are living in a golden age of supernatural teen soaps, and a lot of the credit can go to MTV’s Teen Wolf, a show much better than it needed to be. The final half of the final season kicks off Sunday at 8 p.m. Eastern on MTV and has been a more consistent quality thrill ride than True Blood ever was. At least we’ll still have Riverdale.

Euron, the sexy pirate king of the Iron Islands, has quite the gift(s) for Queen Cersei on Game of Thrones, Sunday at 9 p.m. Eastern on HBO. Catch up with our recap of last week’s episode here.

What are you watching this week on TV?

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Say Goodbye to ‘Teen Wolf’ (and Abby Lee Miller), ‘The Last Tycoon’, RHONY, Plus More TV This Week

105 Pics of Gay Pool Party Season in L.A.

www.advocate.com/photography/2017/7/24/105-pics-gay-pool-party-season-la

Insanely droolworthy “Game of Thrones” star Jacob Anderson finally takes it all off for us
We’ve been waiting for this.

www.queerty.com/insanely-droolworthy-game-thrones-star-jacob-anderson-finally-takes-off-us-20170724?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+queerty2+%28Queerty%29

Queer Members of Anarchist Group Raise Rainbow Flag in Syrian ISIS Stronghold

The International Revolutionary People’s Guerrilla Forces (IRPGF), which describes itself as “a militant armed self-organized and horizontal collective working to defend social revolutions around the world, to directly confront capital and the state, and advance the cause of anarchism,” raised the LGBTQ Pride flag in Raqqa, Syria, according to a tweet posted on Monday.

These Faggots Kill Fascists! We shoot back! The Black & Pink and Rainbow flag fly in Raqqa. #Queers smashing the Caliphate. #TQILA #YPJ #YPG pic.twitter.com/eBCssrbjMI

— IRPGF (@IRPGF) July 24, 2017

Tweeted the group with a photo of group members holding up the rainbow flag and a flag of an assault rifle:

“These Faggots Kill Fascists! We shoot back! The Black & Pink and Rainbow flag fly in Raqqa. #Queers smashing the Caliphate. #TQILA #YPJ #YPG”

Syrian forces and their allies recently recaptured territory from ISIS in areas close to Raqqa, Reuters reported on Sunday.

Here’s a video from earlier this year announcing the formation of the group:

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Queer Members of Anarchist Group Raise Rainbow Flag in Syrian ISIS Stronghold

Chris Christie’s Uneven Record on LGBT Rights

The New Jersey governor signs two trans-inclusive bills into law, which reverses course from his previous actions on trans rights.

www.advocate.com/transgender/2017/7/24/chris-christies-uneven-record-lgbt-rights