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Nico Tortorella sometimes tops and sometimes bottoms “depending on the day”
Actor Daniel Newman recently shared with the world that he’s a top because he’s “too lazy to bottom,” but that he would consider doing it “if I got married” or the guy was strong enough to pin him down.
Related: Daniel Newman says he’s “too lazy to bottom” but he might consider it “if I got married”
“I’m a TOP. I’m too lazy to bottom!” Newman announced to his 944K followers. “Lol. Maybe if I got married. But I’m also always super attracted to Tops so I guess whoever is strong enough and can pin down the other wins that night.”
Now, actor/poet Nico Tortorella is letting everyone know that they may present as a top, but really they’re vers, “depending on the day.”
Related: PHOTOS: Nico Tortorella wore a white dress as he married his longtime lesbian partner
On their Instagram story, Tortorella, who came out as gender fluid in 2018, shared an illustration that claimed to identify a person’s preferred sexual position based on they way they sit.
While Tortorella was sitting like a top at the time, they clarified: “But more here. Depending on the day y’all,” with an arrow pointing to the “vers” image.
Now that that’s been settled, scroll down for more pics from Tortorella’s Instagram page…
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Who Wore It Better? RuPaul, or a Fracking Rig? — Twitter’s Latest Meme is a Drag and a Gas
Last month we reported that RuPaul gave an interview to NPR’s Terry Gross in which the drag superstar was asked about the 60-acre ranch in Wyoming and South Dakota he owns with his husband Georges LeBar.
Asked what he was doing with all that acreage and if he is raising horses or cattle, RuPaul responded: “Well, a modern ranch, 21st century ranch, is really land management. It is – you lease the mineral rights to oil companies. And you sell water to oil companies. And then you lease the grazing rights to different ranchers. So it’s land management. Yeah.”
The admission prompted outrage on social media, and now it has inspired a new meme, started by MEL magazine staff writer Joseph Longo, which features Ru in various outfits paired with photos of fracking rigs in matching ensembles. Check ’em all out below.
RuPaul as fracking rigs: a thread pic.twitter.com/n4ykDplfT1
— Joseph Longo (@josephlongo_) April 19, 2020
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— Joseph Longo (@josephlongo_) April 20, 2020
— HornedUpUnicorn (@HornedUpUnicorn) April 20, 2020
— June June Hannah (@NACklemore1) April 20, 2020
let’s not forget my favorite, from ‘To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar’ pic.twitter.com/9lecHGgglW
— R*ley (@puppyresidue) April 20, 2020
If you can’t love yourself, how in the frack are you going to love somebody else? –@RuPaul pic.twitter.com/cRXGDgUhSn
— Plant Baddie (@alittlefreshaa) April 20, 2020
RuPaul as fracking rigs lol pic.twitter.com/PDobia98JP
— Feast of Fun (@feastoffun) April 20, 2020
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— INCUBUS (@louisvuittwan_) April 20, 2020
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— Garth Franklin (@darkhorizons) April 20, 2020
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Who Wore It Better? RuPaul, or a Fracking Rig? — Twitter’s Latest Meme is a Drag and a Gas
#AM_Equality: April 21, 2020
NEW YORK CITY CANCELS IN-PERSON PRIDE EVENTS: Said HRC President Alphonso David (@AlphonsoDavid): “In many places around the country, Pride parades and festivals offer LGBTQ people a chance to gather with their community and feel free to fully express themselves. For this reason, it is disappointing — but ultimately, appropriate — to see many of these events canceled. As we see our way through the COVID-19 crisis, we cannot be too careful. We know that LGBTQ people are at a greater risk of both the health and economic impacts of COVID-19, so we as a community must do all we can to stay safe and healthy.” More from LGBTQ Nation, them and CBS New York.
TUESDAY TWEET — HOW TO SUPPORT BLACK LGBTQ YOUTH DURING COVID-19: With students home from school during this pandemic, vulnerable youth, especially those who live at the intersection of Black and LGBTQ identities, may be at disproportionate risk of mental health struggles or abuse. More from The Root.
For black students who identify as or are even just perceived to be LGBTQ+, being stuck at home can mean being unable to escape spaces that are harmful mentally, physically, and spiritually: t.co/anj0clOh92 pic.twitter.com/tr7ApjPAad
— The Root (@TheRoot) April 20, 2020
HRC HONORS HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE DAY: HRC honors the 6 million Jews murdered and millions of others victimized — including members of the LGBTQ community — by the Nazi regime.
A DECADE AFTER “DON’T ASK, DON’T TELL,” LGBTQ VETERANS REFLECT ON PROGRESS AND NEEDS OF COMMUNITY: Despite gains that allow LGB service members to serve openly, trans and non-binary servicemembers are still barred. More from USA Today.
THIS WEEK IS LESBIAN VISIBILITY WEEK: Join the internet in celebrating lesbian identities and the power and resilience of this community all week, culminating in Lesbian Visibility Day on Sunday. More from Advocate.
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BOWEN YANG TO STAR IN LGBTQ ROMCOM TV SHOW: The SNL star (@bowenyang) will appear alongside Joel Kim Booster (@ihatejoelkim) in the new show, “Trip,” appearing on Quibi. More from Deadline.
OLYMPIAN GUS KENWORTHY (@guskenworthy) DONATING PROCEEDS OF CAMEO TO HEALTH CARE WORKERS: More from NewNowNext.
GLOBAL EQUALITY NEWS
TRANS AND NON-BINARY LEADERS FROM LATIN AMERICA DISCUSS COVID-19: More from HRC and hear from the leaders (in Spanish) in the video discussion below.
UNITED NATIONS HUMAN RIGHTS OFFICE CALLS ATTENTION TO NEED TO PROTECT LGBTQ PEOPLE DURING COVID-19: More from the UN OHCHR here.
States need to ensure that #LGBTI people do not face discrimination or fear retribution for seeking healthcare amid the COVID-19 crisis – UN Human Rights Chief @mbachelet. See our Guidance on #COVID19 & LGBTI rights: t.co/SAXVQLvfLk @free_equal #StandUp4HumanRights pic.twitter.com/MJ7ihWLwoW
— UN Human Rights (@UNHumanRights) April 17, 2020
HEAD OF BRITISH INTELLIGENCE APOLOGIZES FOR PAST TREATMENT OF LGBTQ STAFF: Gay and bisexual people were barred from serving in British intelligence services until 1991. More from Pink News.
ONE-THIRD OF BRITISH MOMS IN SAME-SEX RELATIONSHIPS HARASSED BY OTHER PARENTS, STUDY FINDS: The study’s release correlates with Lesbian Visibility Week. More from Pink News.
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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GLAAD Board Chair Pamela Stewart and President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis named to the Visible Lesbian 100 List for Lesbian Visibility Week
Challenge stereotypes, showcase diversity and celebrate the enduring spirit of women-loving women around the world—with those goals in mind DIVA Media Group launched the first ever Lesbian Visibility Week April 20-26.
The UK-based publishers of DIVA magazine created a week of digital events, including panel sessions and seminars. GLAAD is a proud supporter, along with companies like GlaxoSmithKline, P&G and Kantar.
“Growing up, it was so rare for me to see lesbian women who were successful, accepted, and living out and proud,” said GLAAD President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis. “Today, visibility of lesbian women, both transgender and cisgender, still remains strikingly low. During this time of global strife and uncertainty, it’s so important to celebrate the beautiful diversity of the LGBTQ community, and to applaud all lesbian women who inspire young women to be proud of themselves and rise up together as women.”
A new marketing campaign, #ThisIsMe, accompanies the launch, which features the Visible Lesbian 100 List celebrating lesbians nominated by the public and published in DIVA magazine. Among the leaders in the Visible Lesbian 100 List are GLAAD’s board chair Pamela Stewart and GLAAD President Sarah Kate Ellis.
The week launched with a release of the findings of a study of 1423 LGBTQI women who were asked about their experiences coming out, in LGBTQI spaces, and with gender identity, the workplace and safety.
“I am delighted that DIVA Media Group has launched the inaugural Lesbian Visibility Week,” said Linda Riley, publisher of DIVA Magazine. “I hope that this week becomes an integral part of the LGBTQI calendar going forward as it is so important that lesbians remain a visible part of the LGBTQI community and receive the recognition and celebration we deserve.”
GLAAD’s Darra Gordon and Monica Trasandes are thrilled to be among the many women contributing short video messages as part of the week’s events. You can also be part of the campaign by choosing three words that describe you and sharing it on social media with the hashtags #ThisIsMe and #LesbianVisibilityWeek.
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Actor J. August Richards comes out as gay
Actor J. August Richards, 46, has revealed that he is gay via an Instagram live video. Richards starred in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer spinoff, Angel, and more recently played the role of Mike Peterson in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
He is currently appearing in the new NBC show, Council of Dads. He plays Dr. Oliver Prost, who is married to another man. The couple have a daughter.
In an interview with co-star Sarah Wayne Callies, Richards talks about the reasons why he decided to discuss his sexuality, explaining he thought it important to come out to his fellow cast members before taking on the role.
Callies says Richard’s current role is a first for network TV: A married, professional, black gay couple raising a child. She asks him if he felt any pressure or responsibility over his portrayal.
Related: Professional basketball star Sebastián Vega comes out as gay
Richards replies that he did, but that’s one of the reasons he got into acting.
“If I think about why I even got involved in this industry, it was really to combat oppression.
“I knew how I was affected by the people of color I saw on television, or that I didn’t see on television, so this being a married, gay man, with a family… on television I don’t take anything I do lightly, and you have an opportunity to put an image into millions of homes. And I wanted that image to be honest and I wanted to be correct.
“So honestly, it required me to show up fully in a way that I don’t always when I’m working.
“I knew that I could not portray this gay man honestly without letting you all know that I am a gay man myself. I’ve never done that with the people that I’ve worked with.
“So that responsibility carried me to do that because I knew how important it is to other people out there like me, who would need to see that role model, so I took that responsibility very seriously.”
Callies posted a comment beneath the video saying: “Sharing this moment with you was one of the most meaningful things in my life. Love you, friend.”
Many others also posted messages of support.
“I’ve been a fan of yours for literally 20 years,” said one follower. “You’ll always be Gunn [from Angel] to me because that’s who I grew up with and I still revisit the show every single year. You are an inspiration. Gunn fought for the downtrodden, the people that couldn’t fight for themselves, and I truly believe what you’ve done here is provided a voice for those who don’t have one.”
Related: Rapper Da Brat comes out in an emotional video & introduces her girlfriend to fans
J. August Richards was born in Washington, D.C., and raised in the Maryland suburb of Bladensburg. Besides his leading role in Angel (from 2000-2004) and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D (2013-2018), he has appeared in numerous other TV shows, including Conviction, Raising the Bar, Grey’s Anatomy, Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce, and Kevin (Probably) Saves the World.
In an Instagram message posted last month, Richards revealed that before landing his current role, he almost quit his career.
“The day I auditioned for #CouncilOfDads was the day I almost quit acting. I probably wouldn’t have gone through with it but as I mounted the stairs to enter Building 9128 on the Universal lot, I was struck with panic — the kind of debilitating panic that means only one thing: you’re gonna blow it!
“As I entered the building, I began plotting my escape: ‘I’ll sell my house and teach. I love teaching and my mother was a teacher so I’ll do that!’ Because after 25 years, you would think it’d get easier and I just couldn’t imagine doing this to myself any longer.
“I got up to the waiting room and fortunately there were a few people in front of me so I began talking myself down… ‘OK. This script is about one thing — LOVE. And all you have to do is love the person you’re reading with. And if you can just do that, it won’t matter what comes out of your mouth… They will feel it’.”
He ended by saying, “With everything going on in the world right now, if I didn’t believe that the message of the show had tremendous relevance and value to us all right now, I would just keep quiet and let the chips fall where they may. But the thing that calmed my anxiety and fear and got me through that first audition, is what I hope you feel when you watch the show tonight… LOVE!”
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