DC Comics adds mutant shark bottoming to official canon. Wait, what?

DC Comics adds mutant shark bottoming to official canon. Wait, what?

 

Took them long enough.

The new DC Comics animated film Justice League Dark: Apokolips War has confirmed that the bisexual detective John Constantine has an active sex life. The film reveals that Constantine used to date King Shark, a giant mutant half human-half shark, and that Constantine enjoyed bottoming with his ex.

I can’t believe John Constantine totally bottomed for King Shark t.co/gthEYOTnYZ

— Susana Polo (@NerdGerhl) May 5, 2020

After the clip went viral with fans debating the true meaning, one of the writers of the film has confirmed the meaning on Twitter. Mairghread Scott, who penned the screenplay, clarified that yes, Constantine did bottom for King Shark.

“I can’t believe they let me write this,” she admitted.

Related: ‘Legends of Tomorrow’ finally showed John Constantine hooking up with a dude

“I was expecting to hear from twitter folks thirsty for tortured, sad, bearded Superman, but I truly underestimated thirsty monster-f*cker twitter,” she added in another tweet.

I was expecting to hear from twitter folks thirsty for tortured, sad, bearded Superman, but I truly underestimated thirsty monster-fucker twitter.

— Mairghread Scott (@MairghreadScott) May 5, 2020

The supernatural detective John Constantine earned a following, in part, for being one of the first openly bisexual characters in DC Comics canon. Over the years, several big and small screen adaptations of the character have addressed his sexual fluidity in different ways, or met with controversy for ignoring that aspect of his personality.

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Trump Adviser and Sycophant Peter Navarro: ‘I’m Glad Mr. Obama Has a New Job as Joe Biden’s Press Secretary’ — WATCH

Trump Adviser and Sycophant Peter Navarro: ‘I’m Glad Mr. Obama Has a New Job as Joe Biden’s Press Secretary’ — WATCH

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Trump adviser Peter Navarro responded to former President Barack Obama’s criticism of the current administration’s disastrous handling of the COVID-19 crisis. Nearly 90,000 U.S. citizens have died from COVID-19 under Donald Trump’s watch since it began.

Said Navarro, a trade adviser: “I’m glad Mr. Obama has a new job as Joe Biden’s press secretary. I know for the record that in his speech that I read there was no mention of manufacturing, no mention of China. As far as I’m concerned, his administration was a kumbaya of incompetence in which we saw millions of manufacturing jobs go off to China. His new normal was a flatline in terms of wage growth.”

“I’m happy to report that this president, Donald J. Trump in three and a half years built the most beautiful economy in modern history,” Navarro continued. “And the Chinese did take that down in about 30 days but we are in the process right now of rebuilding that and this president, Donald J. Trump, is the one who has the skills to do so.”

“I’m glad Mr. Obama has a new job as Joe Biden’s press secretary,” White House adviser Peter Navarro tells @GStephanopoulos, responding to former President Obama’s criticism of the Trump administration’s response to the coronavirus pandemic . t.co/vTqcX6SuVX pic.twitter.com/E88KjOP5XM

— This Week (@ThisWeekABC) May 17, 2020

The full mind-boggling interview:

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Clinic sees HIV transmission rates plummet under COVID-19

Clinic sees HIV transmission rates plummet under COVID-19

Amid the reverberations of a global pandemic, a silver lining has appeared: a London-based health clinic has found that the rate of new HIV infections has dropped significantly as a result of social distancing.

“Fewer hook-ups since lockdown has resulted in a huge reduction of HIV and other STIs. The chain is broken,” the clinic 56 Dean Street wrote on its website. The group went on to declare the coronavirus pandemic as a “once-in-a-generation opportunity in the fight against HIV.”

Related: HIV positive student nurse faces COVID-19 at work and fears at home

“What’s more,” the group adds, “when someone first catches the virus, they are super infectious and more likely to pass on HIV than normal. But because there aren’t many super infectious people around, this has reduced transmission even further.”

Fewer hook-ups during lockdown means much less chance of a recent HIV infection that could be missed when you test

So there’s NEVER been a better #timetotest

We might not get this opportunity again – so order a home kit now. And tell your friends!t.co/XohP9lzm6p pic.twitter.com/45zwLEpIgw

— 56 Dean Street (@56deanstreet) April 30, 2020

56 Dean Street further encourages sexually active people to get tested for STDs as the lockdown continues, as cutting down on infections now means less spread later.

“We might never get this opportunity again,” the clinic said on Twitter.

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Must-See LGBTQ TV: Season finales of ‘Batwoman’ and ‘Motherland: Fort Salem;’ premieres of ‘Hightown’ and Ben Platt concert special

Must-See LGBTQ TV: Season finales of ‘Batwoman’ and ‘Motherland: Fort Salem;’ premieres of ‘Hightown’ and Ben Platt concert special

Photo Credit: The CW

Grab the remote, set your DVR or queue up your streaming service of choice! GLAAD is bringing you the LGBTQ highlights on TV this week. Check back every Sunday for up-to-date coverage in LGBTQ-inclusive programming on TV.

The season one finale of Batwoman airs Sunday night on The CW. The first season has made history by being the first superhero show with a title lesbian superhero. In the finale, Batwoman and Commander Kane find themselves on the defensive when a former hero of Gotham returns to settle a score. Meanwhile, Alica has reason to believe she has finally discovered the weakness that could take down Batwoman, but she is spinning out of control as she struggles to hold onto her power. In a final standoff, Kane refuses to back down from his war on Batwoman, and Kate may find herself more than heartbroken by her father’s choices. Batwoman: Sunday, 8pm on The CW.

Hightown premieres Sunday night on Starz, a new drama set in Provincetown with a lesbian lead character. In the premiere, National Marine Fishery Services agent Jackie Quiñones (out bi actress Monica Raymund) has a wrench thrown in her fun and hard partying lifestyle when she uncovers a dead body on the beach, plunging her into the center of a complicated and dangerous opioid ring investigation. Hightown: Sunday, 8pm on Starz.

On Wednesday, Ben Platt Live from Radio City Music Hall will be released on Netflix. The concert film shows the out singer and actor in his sold-out show in the famous venue from September of 2019, where he is at the final stop of his tour for his debut album Sing to Me Instead. Ben Platt Live from Radio City Music Hall: Wednesday on Netflix.

The season finale of Motherland: Fort Salem airs Wednesday night, the series core cast includes queer characters and fan favorite couple Raelle and Scylla. In the finale, Raelle, Abigail, and Tally graduate from basic training; Alder eyes the unit for a rescue mission; and Anacostia and Scylla find common ground. Motherland: Fort Salem: Wednesday, 9pm on Freeform.

Sunday, May 17: Batwoman (8pm, The CW); Hightown (8pm, Starz); Supergirl (9pm, The CW); Killing Eve (9pm, BBC America and AMC); Billions (9pm, Showtime); Vida (9pm, Starz)

Monday: Roswell, New Mexico (9pm, The CW); The Baker and the Beauty (10pm, ABC)

Tuesday: DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (9pm, The CW)

Wednesday: Ben Platt Live from Radio City Music Hall (Netflix); Mrs. America (Hulu); Motherland: Fort Salem (9pm, Freeform); SWAT (10pm, CBS); What We Do in the Shadows (10pm, FX)

Thursday: Burden of Truth (8pm, The CW); In the Dark (9pm, The CW); We’re Here (9pm, HBO); Top Chef (10pm Bravo); Siren (10pm, Freeform)

Friday: Harley Quinn (DC Universe) RuPaul’s Drag Race (8pm, VH1); Betty (11pm, HBO)

May 17, 2020

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