CDC officially admits people who are positive but undetectable cannot transmit HIV
Buried in statistics, a beautiful statement emerged, showing an important sign of progress from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).

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Seth Meyers is Starting to Think ‘Open Bigot and Homophobe’ Roy Moore’s Hat is Covering Up a Brain Injury: WATCH

Roy Moore’s win over Luther Strange in the GOP Senate primary in Alabama was put under the microscope by Seth Meyers in last night’s A Closer Look.

“Moore is a darling of the far right known for his many years of open bigotry and homophobia,” Meyers noted. “He defied the Supreme Court decision legalizing same-sex marriage and he’s also called for a Muslim member of Congress not to be seated because of his religion and said homosexual conduct should be illegal.”

Meyers also took note of Trump’s support for Strange, and the sudden rejection of Strange once he was the loser.

“It makes sense that Trump is now enthusiastically backing Moore because Moore is very much cut from the same cloth as Donald Trump. He relies just as much on open bigotry as Trump and seems to care just as little about actual policy.”

Meyers then mocked a radio appearance by Moore in which Moore was asked about the DACA program and had no idea what it was.

Said Meyers: “I’m starting to think that hat is covering up a massive head wound.”

Watch:

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Seth Meyers is Starting to Think ‘Open Bigot and Homophobe’ Roy Moore’s Hat is Covering Up a Brain Injury: WATCH

Zac Efron reveals which male actor he’d most like to film a sex scene with
The answer comes from the heart. And elsewhere on his anatomy.

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In Robocall to 1 Million Homes, Australian Lawmaker Warns That Gay Marriage Poses Danger to Children

Australian Senator Cory Bernardi has launched a robocall to one million homes in Australia, warning voters of the danger that gay marriage poses to children and families.

The Guardian reports:

The Equality Campaign’s executive director, Tiernan Brady, said it had “no complaint” that opponents of marriage equality were campaigning but the robocall was the latest example of a “daily campaign of red herrings and misdirection” that had nothing to do with marriage.

In the call Bernardi identifies himself and says: “As a parent I am deeply concerned about how changing the Marriage Act will affect families and children.”

“Ultimately this is a question about parents’ rights,” he says.

“Changing the Marriage Act will limit the right of parents to object to radical gay sex education and gender ideology programs from being taught in schools.

“Books like The Gender Fairy, which is aimed at four-year-olds, will become commonplace in our schools.”

“We’re going to see more programs like the controversial and misnamed [anti-bullying] Safe Schools program that teaches kids their gender is fluid and not based on biology.”

Brady told Guardian Australia “the campaigners against marriage equality are perfectly entitled to campaign. Our complaint has always been they won’t campaign on the issue of marriage equality because they know the Australian people are for it. There’s been a daily campaign of red herrings and misdirection, but the Australian people will see through it no matter how many calls [opponents] make.”

Watch Bernardi spew lies in this recent video from the anti-gay marriage campaign:

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In Robocall to 1 Million Homes, Australian Lawmaker Warns That Gay Marriage Poses Danger to Children

‘The Cher Show’, Musical About the Icon’s Life and Career, Officially Coming to Broadway in 2018

A musical about the life and career of Cher will have its Broadway debut in 2018, producers announced on Thursday morning.

EW reports:

The Cher Musical will have an out-of-town tryout in Chicago beginning in June 2018 before transferring to the Neil Simon Theatre in New York in the fall.

The biographical musical will feature Cher’s chart-topping hits, and will follow the life of the singer, actress, and icon.

The Cher Show will feature a book by Rick Elice (Jersey Boys), direction by Jason Moore (Avenue Q), choreography by Christopher Gattelli (a Tony winner for Newsies), and orchestrations, arrangements, and musical supervision by Daryl Waters (a Tony winner for Memphis). Producers on the project are Flody Suarez (What’s New Pussycat) and four-time Tony winner Jeffrey Seller (Hamilton).

Cher had talked about the musical back in June, but an official announcement was not made until today.

Just got off phone w/Writer & Director of musical. There Will performance in THEATRE WITH ACTORS,DANCERS,SINGERS‼️
IT’ll ON BROADWAY 2018

— Cher (@cher) June 7, 2017

Whispers about the musical began in January in the New York Post, where Michael Riedel reported that Avenue Q and Pitch Perfect director Jason Moore would be directing.

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‘The Cher Show’, Musical About the Icon’s Life and Career, Officially Coming to Broadway in 2018

Why Roy Moore Is a Dangerous Candidate and Would Be a Terrible Senator

The deeply anti-LGBT former Alabama Supreme Court chief justice would be a disaster for the nation if he’s elected to the U.S. Senate.

www.advocate.com/politicians/2017/9/28/why-roy-moore-dangerous-candidate-and-would-be-terrible-senator

17 New Books About LGBT Families

Don’t miss this list of new must-read books written for, by, and about families like yours.

www.advocate.com/books/2017/9/28/17-new-books-about-lgbt-families