Dolce and Gabbana: We love Elton John and don't judge on IVF
‘We love gay couple. We love gay adoption. We love everything’
darrenw
www.gaystarnews.com/article/dolce-and-gabbana-we-love-elton-john-and-dont-judge-ivf190315
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WATCH: Activist Talks #WeJustNeedtoPee Campaign With Thomas Roberts
WATCH: Activist Talks #WeJustNeedtoPee Campaign With Thomas Roberts
Michael Hughes explains the selfie-drive restroom access campaign to the MSNBC anchor’s viewers.
Dawn Ennis
Antigay 'Religious Freedom' Bills Die in West Virginia
Antigay 'Religious Freedom' Bills Die in West Virginia
This year’s legislative session was marked by lawmakers’ attempts at discrimination, but none of these bills became law.
Trudy Ring
www.advocate.com/politics/2015/03/18/antigay-religious-freedom-bills-die-west-virginia
Ellen DeGeneres' mom talks to GSN about being her daughter's biggest fan
Ellen DeGeneres' mom talks to GSN about being her daughter's biggest fan
Betty DeGeneres: ‘She’s not putting on an act’
gregh
Alabama Governor Wrong on the Facts and On the Wrong Side of History
Alabama Governor Wrong on the Facts and On the Wrong Side of History
Governor Robert Bentley’s claims that marriage equality harms children are a bald-face lie and are part of a tired trope that undermine serious conversation about freedoms.
HRC.org
Miles Teller Reveals Buff Body, Ann Coulter Is Now An Actress, Madonna Wants To Date Drake
Miles Teller Reveals Buff Body, Ann Coulter Is Now An Actress, Madonna Wants To Date Drake
Madonna continues to drop bombshells while promoting her new Rebel Heart album. She told Us Weekly that she once got Michael Jackson drunk and she wants to go on a date with Drake. She probably already knows what he likes to do in bed.
Some casting director has a twisted sense of humor: Michele Bachmann and Ann Coulter will make their TV acting debuts in Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!, which will premiere July 22 on Syfy. Here’s hoping they both become fish food.
Super-talented actor Miles Teller showed off the stunning new physique he’s developed to play a boxer in Bleed For This to Jimmy Fallon last night but admitted he still can’t grow a proper mustache.
Was movie icon James Dean gay or just bisexual? Fellow ’50s hunk Tab Hunter was recently asked the question while promoting his new documentary.
Not only will Andy Cohen no longer be wearing Dolce & Gabbana, he’s selling his suit on eBay and donating the proceeds to the Family Equality Council.
Jeremy Kinser
NEWS: Miles Teller, Alabama, Barney Frank on Schock, Michigan
NEWS: Miles Teller, Alabama, Barney Frank on Schock, Michigan
Custom clothing company Spreadshirt removes homophobic T-shirt from website that reads, “”Pussys & Beer Thank God I Ain’t Queer!”
Miles Teller shows off his muscular transformation.
The worst possible broken bone you can imagine.
One Direction boy-bander Liam Payne says he has kissed fellow 1D-er Zayn Malik: “I ended up kissing Zayn once! Zayn was like, “Come on then, come on”, putting his head close to me,’ Payne confessed. ‘It was like when you’re going to have a fight. Then he just leaned forward and kissed me,’ he told We Love Pop magazine.”
Pretty Woman is 25 years old.
Slovenia will begin collecting signatures for referendum on same-sex marriage starting March 23.
Trans actress Alexandra Billings puts her support behind #wejustneedtopee.
Is this the gayest Catholic parish in the U.S.?
Alabama Supreme Court Justice Roy Moore wants Judge Callie Granade to dismiss a lawsuit against him that accuses him of violating her gay marriage order.
Hillary Clinton has a significant lead in the polls over every major Republican (and Democratic) challenger.
Jamaican gay rights activist fights law that bans gay people from entering Belize and Trinidad and Tobago. Authorities in the countries say the acts go unenforced.
74% of LGBT American voters say a federal nondiscrimination bill is a top priority.
E!’s Fashion Police is going on hiatus after Kathy Griffin and Kelly Osbourne depart.
Trans teen Jazz Jennings to get her own reality show on TLC, All That Jazz.
Former Rep. Barney Frank on the rumors that soon to be former Congressman Aaron Schock is gay: “Of course he should [come out]…if they’re true, and I don’t know that they are. I have to say, if they’re not true, he spent entirely too much time in the gym for a straight man.”
Donald Trump is once again exploring running for President.
The Empire soundtrack is the #1 album in the country.
Michigan House of Representatives passes three bills that would allow publicly funded religiously affiliated adoption agencies to discriminate against LGBT couples: “HB 4188, HB 4189, and HB 4190 would permit agencies to refuse to allow same-sex or gay prospective parents to adopt, or provide them any services at all, should doing so violate their ‘sincerely held religious beliefs.'”
Sean Mandell
Alabama Governor: Marriage Equality Bad for Children
Alabama Governor: Marriage Equality Bad for Children
Attorneys for the governor make that specious argument in a friend of the court brief for the upcoming U.S. Supreme Court case.
Trudy Ring
Audacious Goals and Incremental Victories
Audacious Goals and Incremental Victories
As an American and as an Episcopalian I was raised to pledge to and to pray for two audacious goals: “liberty and justice for all” was one and “thy kingdom come on earth as it is in heaven” was the other.
Yesterday’s historic step by The Presbyterian Church (USA) brought us a little closer to both.
The powerful witness of a mainline denomination ending marriage discrimination is not only in alignment with the core American value of equality — it is a manifestation of the Gospel value of God’s inclusive love. It not only adds to the groundswell of movement toward civil marriage equality in this nation, it debunks the false narrative that we must choose between religious liberty and equal protection for LGBT Americans.
We have been on this journey for many years. What happened yesterday in the Presbyterian Church was the result of decades of the tireless work and witness of those committed to bending the arc of the moral universe toward justice for LGBT people – not just in their church, but in this country. And while the work is far from done, a wise mentor in the work of Gospel justice taught me years ago that our charge was to “set audacious goals and celebrate incremental victories.”
So today we celebrate the incremental victory of marriage equality in the Presbyterian Church. And then tomorrow we get back to work on the audacious goals of liberty and justice for all and a kingdom of God’s love, justice and compassion come on earth as it is in heaven.
We get back to work on being a nation where the equal protection guaranteed all Americans actually equally protects all Americans. We call on the Supreme Court to end the discrimination against some marriages as we commit to a Protect Marriage Movement that protects all marriages. We stand up against “religious discrimination” legislation that is nothing more than a smokescreen for homophobia.
And we look beyond the marriage wars to ending employment discrimination, to just immigration reform, to passing the student non-discrimination act, to eradicating transphobia in all its manifestations … to the long list of incremental victories we need to achieve before we can declare victory on those audacious goals I was raised to both pledge to and to pray for.
But today we celebrate. Because yesterday’s historic step by The Presbyterian Church (USA) brought us a little closer to both – and the sound you hear is the arc of the moral universe moving just a little closer to justice.
