Nearly every discussion forum website has subcategories, yet DL remains an endless scroll of threads that most likely don't interest you. Remember ye olden days when there was at least a partition between News and Politics? Many of us have no interest in seeing Drump's orange mug or horse-faced Camilla-toes' either.

Some suggestions; add your own.

[bold]Royal Dump[/bold]: all things Windsor, post-Coronation, and its inbred Germans and pedos, etc.

[bold]Take a Drump[/bold]: orange Cheeto land

[bold]MurderLounge[/bold]: for the disturbing amount of DLers who psychotically obsess about death and corpses.

[bold]The Heterosexuals[/bold]: all (sick and boring) things about the straights. (subcategory: 'Real' Housewive whores)

[bold]Transistor[/bold]: for the endless TERF wars

[bold]Eldergaze[/bold]: Older homos answer youngins' stupid questions about easily findable subjects.

[bold]Broadway Babies[/bold]: chorus boys and their casting cocks

[bold]Tube-ular[/bold]: series and specials, particularly for the dumbasses who announce an old movie on TMC "Now!" (pretty stupid a week later.)

[bold]Instahos[/bold]: flexing gym sluts and the queens who slobber over them.

[bold]Food[/bold]: fat whores rejoice.

[bold]Pornucopia[/bold]: nudies!

[bold]The Hellzone[/bold]: a special place for the Mescal psycho, Janbot, Edna and all the freaks.

Dicktim: When you act like a dick, then act like a victim about it.

His rocks will knock your socks and stiffen your...

Found this in my spam folder. Naming an app after old-timey British street whores?

MollyTommy, an LGBTQ+ Social Media Platform, has recently seen unprecedented growth within the first few months of 2023.

ATLANTA, March 2, 2023 (Newswire.com) - MollyTommy, an LGBTQ+ Social Media Platform, has recently seen unprecedented growth within the first few months of 2023. Not only has the LGBTQ+ community embraced the online safe space, but also many large brands have partnered with MollyTommy.

MollyTommy touts that they are "The World's Preferred Safe and Inclusive Social Media Platform for Allies and Members of the LGBTQ+ Community." Many folks within the LGBTQ+ community feel traditional social media such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok is neither a welcoming nor a safe place to be their authentic selves, and GLAAD's 2022 Social Media Safety Index (SMSI) provides further data explaining 84% of LGBTQ+ adults stated there not enough protections on social media to prevent discrimination, harassment, or disinformation due to the amount of hate and persecution they experience on a regular basis. With MollyTommy's safeguards in place, it is no wonder membership has been growing.

Not only has the LGBTQ+ community taken notice, but many organizations and Convention and Visitors Bureaus have partnered with MollyTommy. MollyTommy is the only social media platform specifically serving the LGBTQ+ community in which advertisers can show their support and guarantee to be seen. Also, partnering with MollyTommy makes a great addition to many organizations' inclusive marketing goals.

Recently, PridePays, Just Corps, Cruise Planners, Pride Lending and St. Pete's Clearwater has partnered with MollyTommy.

"We are so grateful and pleased with the support provided by our partners who understand the need for an LGBTQ+ safe space online. Also, by partnering with us, they are showing their solidarity within our diverse communities," said Tammy Kaudy, Co-Founder, MollyTommy.

MollyTommy is a free social media platform where LGBTQ+ communities, their friends, families, and businesses can unite with a sense of purpose and use their voices to engage with each other in a safe environment.

Emily Blunt clarifies story about Tom Cruise calling her a 'p****': 'It was said as a joke to make me laugh'

"80 FOR BRADY is inspired by the true story of four best friends living life to the fullest when they take a wild trip to the 2017 Super Bowl LI to see their hero Tom Brady play. Starring Academy Award® nominee Lily Tomlin, Academy Award® winner Jane Fonda, Academy Award® winner Rita Moreno and Academy Award® winner Sally Field, with 7-time Super Bowl Champion and producer Tom Brady, 80 FOR BRADY is in theatres February 3, 2023."

HuffPost previously revealed that Amit Paley was part of a McKinsey consulting team for notorious OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma.

LGBT nonprofits will hire anyone these days. How absolutely stupid of them.

a sad way to go?

Let's start with slim ginger Alec Holcomb.

Post music videos, please.

a fave for fraus, phags and fervent foes alike! Go to jail, MAGAt. Strike a pose.

Cute boyfriend saving a cat from flood waters near Bonita Beach:

'The move will render the Tony-winning producer unable to hire Equity members, effectively ending his ability to produce on Broadway and at many major venues across the country.'

Only now? I remember in the 1980s, he was called Darth Grabinsky. Evil grifter.

B'way peeps, have your say.

Historic Huguenot home listed for sale in New Paltz

The Major Jacob Hasbrouck Jr. home on Huguenot Street is ready for its first new owners since 1786

They tweet rainbow flags, then give cash to bigots.

[bold]These 25 rainbow-flag waving companies donated $13 million to anti-gay politicians since 2021[/bold]

by Judd Legum, Tesnim Zekeria, and Rebecca Crosby

June is Pride Month, and this year's celebration has particular resonance. Over the last year, anti-LGBTQ politicians have relentlessly targeted the community with harmful legislation and other policy initiatives. There are new laws prohibiting teachers from acknowledging the existence of LGBTQ people, new policies targeting trans kids and their parents, and new bans on books with LGBTQ characters.

Major corporations, meanwhile, are eager to communicate that they are allies of the LGBTQ community. They are plastering their social media avatars with rainbows and sponsoring Pride parades. It's part of a strategy to attract the best employees and the widest range of customers. In short, being perceived as welcoming of the LGBTQ community is good for business.

A Popular Information investigation, however, found that 25 major corporations have donated more than $13.2 million to anti-LGBTQ politicians since the start of 2021.

Actor Ncuti Gatwa will take over from Jodie Whittaker as the star of Doctor Who, the BBC has announced.

The 29-year-old will become the 14th Time Lord on the popular science fiction show, and the first person of colour to play the lead role.

Scottish actor Gatwa, who was born in Rwanda, is best known for starring in Netflix's sitcom Sex Education.

He told BBC News: "It feels really amazing. It's a true honour. This role is an institution and it's so iconic."

Speaking on the red carpet before Sunday's Bafta TV Awards, where he is nominated for Sex Education, Gatwa said the role of the Doctor "means a lot to so many people, including myself".

He added: "I feel very grateful to have had the baton handed over and I'm going to try to do my best."

... and thinks s/he's made a UNIQUE discovery!

I'm the bug-eyed reaction to Charles Nelson Reilly!

Will they be knocking on each others' doors? Mmm.

One of the most impressive homes in America has surfaced on the market after a nearly $17,000,000 restoration. Now, it's looking for a new buyer.

Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and built by his son in 1924 for retailer Charles Ennis and his wife, Mabel, the 6,200-square-foot residence has been featured dozens of times in film and television—including Rush Hour, Twin Peaks, Mullholland Drive, and most famously, in the 1982 film Blade Runner.

At what age would you say, "Nah"?

Here's Patrick Duffy this year. Would you? I might.

“The prevalence of cognitive impairment is significantly higher among sexual minority older adults than among heterosexual older adults when socio-demographic factors are adjusted for,” the study says.

They examined the data for the cause of the difference, examining various domains known to show risk factors for dementia: physical conditions, mental health conditions, lifestyle, and social connections. And what they found was that the big difference between LGB and straight seniors was depression.

“Our findings suggest that depression may be one of the important underlying factors leading to cognitive disadvantages for LGB people,” Hsieh said in a statement. “They may experience higher rates of depression than their heterosexual peers for many reasons, including not being accepted by parts of society, feeling ashamed of their sexual orientation or trying to hide their romantic relationships, and being treated unfairly in school or at work.”

“We knew that stress and depression are risk factors for many chronic health problems, including cognitive impairment, in later life,” she continued. “LGB people experience more stressful events and have higher rates of depression compared to their heterosexual counterparts.”

They thought that other factors – including social connections, smoking, and drinking – would play a bigger role than their study found that they did.

“Social inequality makes less privileged groups, including sexual minorities, more prone to develop cognitive impairment,” Hsieh said. “Making the society more just and more accepting of diverse sexuality may help prevent dementia and reduce related health care burden on society.”

Perhaps he should drink more pineapple juice.

Gay Times ends print magazine after nearly 50 years

Gay Times, one of the world’s longest-running print magazine for the LGBT+ community, has ceased printing after nearly 50 years.

The UK-based magazine was first published in 1984, but its predecessors date as far back as 1975. During that time it’s been a vital resource for LGBT+ people in periods of misinformation and violent rhetoric, from the early days of the Gay Liberation Front through to the repeal of Section 28.

If you have $100 million to spare, the right property just hit the market.

An 8-acre property in Atherton that for years has been the summer estate of the Fisher family, founders of the Gap retail and clothing chain, is now on offer through Compass Real Estate.

The residence at 170 Atherton Ave. includes two homes and a sculpture garden in the most expensive ZIP code in the country — 94027.

Very entertaining!

This castle-like estate on Ruggles Avenue has donned many names: Seaview Terrace, Burnham-by-the-Sea, Carey Mansion. (For fans of “Dark Shadows,” the horror soap opera that use its facade as an exterior set, it will always be Collinwood Mansion.)

But before all that, it was known as Aladdin’s Palace and it occupied a city block in Washington D.C. Its whiskey baron owner, Edson Bradley, bought and renovated the palatial mansion with hopes of avoiding Prohibition in the nation’s capital. But D.C. went dry and, like a genie summoned from its bottle, Bradley had a fleet of workers dismantle whole rooms from the house, transport them 400 miles and tack them onto an existing mansion in Newport. (Those rooms, it should be noted, had been imported from France and installed in D.C. just twenty years earlier.) The Frankensteinian task of adding onto one mansion with pieces of another — while also melding Jacobean, French Renaissance and Elizabethan Revival influences to a cohesive Chateauesque whole — earned its architect a president’s medal from the American League of Architects, per Seaview CARES,and a nod in Ripley’s Believe it or Not.

“There’s so much history here,” says Vin Fraioli of Edge Realty RI, which listed the property late last month. He mentions the mansion — the largest privately owned estate in Newport — was used by the U.S. Army during World War II and, for a spell, it also housed a girls’ boarding school. In the 1970s, it was purchased by the Carey family, who leased the mansion’s performance hall and stables to Salve Regina University. The family resumed occupancy in 2009 and, now, Seaview Terrace is on the market for its next steward.

Were any of you lucky enough to have attended, as I did (20+ years ago!)?

Who's your favorite? Liza, Faith? Julie? Elaine?

...performed by a lean tattooed dude. Amusing, might add a few songs to a sex playlist. But h smirks a bit too much. Any lickers, er, likers?

(in which the now-incompetent NY Times desperately hobbles together a few losers who 'can't wait' to go back to their cubicle; why? To bolster corporate obedience?)

“That’s been a hard struggle for us,” Polivanaya, 30, said. “I feel like I don’t have a good space to focus in.” She was able to return to the relative quiet of her office for a few days a week starting in July, but she worried that the surging virus could send her back to her hectic work-from-home life.

Certainly, some people have thrived in their new remote work lives. They saved time and money, and sometimes increased productivity. The degree to which employees have embraced permanent remote or hybrid work models has been “stunning” to company executives, said Tsedal Neeley, a Harvard Business School professor who has studied remote work for decades.

But for others, Neeley said, it has removed needed barriers between work and home life, increased a sense of isolation and led to burnout. “Some people just dislike the screen — their physicality and their proximity to others is a big part of what work looks like,” she said.

Many workers are back in offices already. Just 13% of Americans worked from home at some point in July, the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimated, down from a pandemic peak of 35% in May 2020. And some workers have said the delta variant has not changed their employers’ return-to-office plans.

Life on Mars Attacks!

Cruel Cruel Sommar

Total Eclipse of the Hearts in Atlantis

Everyone Knows It's Gone With the Windy

I don't what repulses me the most; the trite overdone story line, the alien-faced vocal-fry gay son, or "Poke your eye out" Wahlberg's unkempt faux-working class schtick.

So, is he still fucking Colton "Bachelor Virgin" Underwood?

List them!

#1 today: Zale's, because nothing says Pride like overpriced shitty jewelry!

He purports that "queer folk" will pave the way to innovations in "post-COVID" travel.

I'm simultaneously intrigued and repulsed.

The first three episodes are online on FX/Hulu.

Some great interviews, fascinating vintage footage, but it focuses a lot on...you guessed it: trans POC!

And of course the Stonewall discussion, while not falsely claiming Sylvia & Marsha "led" the riot, quotes them as representative, and omits any mention of the white gay men who were there, some of whom are still alive and would have been available for interviews. The segment even hones in on the few Black people in the historic post-Stonewall 'Village Voice' photos by Fred W. McDarrah.

The rest of it is better; good dramatized scenes, familiar names to those who've done their homework, and required viewing for the young ones.

"the author, said to be Dymock, wrote that gay people are “simply degenerate and must be purged from society for the greater good.”

One thing for sure; that mullet should be purged from society.

The animated bits are hilarious, and Jason is a hunk.

We can hardly wait to be toured through elegantly staged (or vacant) high-rise condos and get that special attention Tom may provide to potential buyers!

...that Disney would one day own them and the Star Wars franchise.

I can't believe we enjoyed this shit in the '80s.

Late in his life, he apparently became a steampunk trans.

"Straight men have no need for an absolute dump truck like this," said one severely dehydrated Twitter user.

Zack Snyder’s Army of the Dead completed most principle photography in 2019. At that time, the character of “Peters,” described as “a cynical helicopter pilot,” was played by comedian Chris D’Elia. Since filming wrapped, the now-41-year-old D’Elia has been accused by multiple people, including minors, of sexual misconduct, and just last month he was sued for possessing child porn and exploiting a minor. Long story short, Chris D’Elia is a piece of crap and not the kind of person you want in your movie.

(Cue tiny violins)

I recently watched a few episodes of 'The Big Fat Quiz of Everything' which is quite amusing. But it led me to similar shows like 'QI' and '8 Out of 10 Cats,' and it was all the same people; Richard Ayoade, Jimmy Carr, Noel Fielding, Jonathan Ross (Woss), etc.

Why are there only a dozen or so 'celebrities,' and why do U.K. viewers endure these sometimes annoyingly few clever people?

Half the later-known cast had yet to join, but it hints at the recurring themes: naughty innuendo, anti-war sentiment at the height of the Vietnam War, with a boozy Hollywood twist.

Fellow eldergays, did you watch it as a kid and get the jokes?

“She, He, or They” Not “It”: Leaders in Animal Advocacy and Conservation Come Together to Call for an Update on the Use of Personal Pronouns for Nonhuman Animals

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In Defense of Animals and Animals & Media have partnered to call for an update to the Associated Press Stylebook’s recommendation on the use of personal pronouns for nonhuman animals. They are joined by more than 80 respected leaders and scholars in animal advocacy and conservation across the globe who support this change, including renowned primatologist Dr. Jane Goodall, biologists Dr. Marc Bekoff and Dr. Jonathan Balcombe, and leaders of organizations such as Center for Biological Diversity, Animal Legal Defense Fund, Mercy For Animals, Encompass, Animals & Society Institute, Animal Outlook, Nonhuman Rights Project, Center for Animal Law Studies at Lewis & Clark Law School, and media organizations, such as Sentient Media, We Animals Media, the Journal of Critical Animal Studies and Animal Sentience journal.

The scientific consensus is that nonhuman animals are conscious beings — someone not something — and the language we use should reflect that.

Sally Davies’s portraits of larger than life characters in their equally colourful (it's a Brit. pub.) homes offer a glimpse into the grit, elegance, poverty and humanity of an ever-changing city.

I have to admit it, my East Village manse seems so much less cluttered by comparison, but the '90s-era rent control gives me joy.

Have you been watching the fun chats with Broadways and TV stars? I love it. Seth & James have raised $750,000+ for The Actors Fund. So many stars, chatting and singing from their homes.

Broadway queens and fans, what's your favorite episode?

PAID military contractor, part of Capitol attack, is basically a Hitler cosplayer.

"Party on!"

They got a haircut!

Would you pay $30 for a PDF "magazine" or paperback with photos of hunks? Amusingly, Kaminski has shoots with both Gus Kenworthy and his ex, Matthew Wilkas (separately).

With all the graphic porn available, who buys PG- or R-rated PDFs or 'sexy' coffee table books? I imagine some saucy elder-host (like moi) showing such books off to tantalize potential tricks.

Walk, fat bitch.

'Banned Uber Attacker Says She'll Take Lyft. Then Lyft Bans Her.'

State Sen. Tom Whatley used his work account to show his appreciation of a "faerie princess."

Many gay men under the age of 30 today are totally clueless of the almost lost tradition of the Sunday Tea Dance. (A tradition that really must be brought back.) So here’s a little history primer on the “Sunday T-dance” and how and why it was embraced it in the gay culture.

Historically, tea was served in the afternoon, either with snacks (“low tea”) or with a full meal (“high tea” or “meat tea”). High Tea eventually moved earlier in the day, sometimes replacing the midday “luncheon” and settled around 11 o’clock, becoming the forerunner of what we know as “brunch”.

From the late 1800’s to well into the pre-WWI era in both America and England, late afternoon (low) tea service became the highlight of society life. As dance crazes swept both countries, tea dances became increasingly popular as places where single women and their gentlemen friends could meet — the singles scene of the age.

While tea dances enjoyed a revival in America after the Great War, The Great Depression of the 30’s wiped them out. Tea consumption was in steady decline in America anyways and by the 50’s, tea was largely thought of as something “your grandmother drinks”. Also, nightlife was moving later and younger. Working men and women were too busy building the American Dream to socialize so it was left to their teenaged children in the age of sockhops and the jukebox diner. Rock and roll was dark and dangerous — something you sneaked out for after dinner, not took part in before dinner.

Pink Floyd's classic album was released on March 1, 1973.

Share your stoner stories, rocker gays.

-- It may have only reached the #1 spot on the Billboard Top 200 for one week, but the heavily conceptual album stayed on the chart for 741 straight weeks from 1973 to 1988 – an as yet and never likely to be broken streak. It made the chart again in 2009 when the trade magazine changed its measurements for catalog releases.

Released on March 1, 1973, and with worldwide sales of some 45 million copies, it is one of the best-selling albums ever. (Estimates put it behind only Michael Jackson’s Thriller, AC/DC’s Back in Black and Meat Loaf’s Bat Out of Hell in worldwide sales.)

Floyd toured the record’s material extensively in the U.K. and even previewed it live for the press in February 1972 at London’s Rainbow Theatre before recording sessions at EMI’s famed Abbey Road Studios in the summer of that year and January 1973. The album utilized some of the most cutting-edge recording technology and instruments (like analog synthesizers) of the day. And it still sounds modern and not at all archaic in the digital age.

Hasbro announced the change as it launched a "Create Your Potato Head Family" kit, with two potato parents and a potato baby, made for "modern families."

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Such progress we've made. Marsha P. would be so proud!

One inane dance number after another, either on rooftops or in dream sequences, even perky Debbie Reynolds, can't save this Broadway show-themed tinkly stinker.

What are the worst Broadway-themed films?

...who is, um, thicker?

"This is the follow-up video to my 2015 music video, "All I Want for Christmas is You," writes Steve.

..during the making of, they probably fucked.

Yes, the gay puppet had her own show. And you thought 2020 was strange.

More than a century later, it would spawn, films, TV shows, theatrical adaptations by humans and puppets, and countless local one-man show adaptations.

Which are your least and most favorite versions?

Let's make a list, shall we?

How many of these truly awful wastes of cinema have you endured? Myself, two.

Calling COVID-19 'The Rona'

Maskholes (pro- or anti-)

Calling the fat goblin President Trump

Your choices?

"I've taken off my top and skirt

You make me wet when you come through my door.

Oh oh oh oh."

Let's show case this fascinatingly deranged sub-species as it dies off.

Exhibit A: elderMAGAts fumble through a strange mating (or human sacrificial?) ritual to the music of far-Leftist neo-Marxist music group Rage Against the Machine.

Colin O'Leary's latest references more than a dozen horror flicks, musicals and, of course, "Thriller."

Not as wacky as his previous work, but amusing nonetheless.

PLAYGIRL Magazine to Relaunch Next Week After Years Absence. Will Kohler 2 days ago 1 145 Less than a minute

PLAYGIRL magazine originally published for women but who also had a large gay fanbase will relaunch next month after a four year absence.

The (ehmm) legendary publication which ran from 1973 to 2016 will relaunch is this coming Monday, October 26.

Playgirl‘s new editor Jack Lindley-Kuhns has said that he” “will unveil a modern mold” for the magazine this month — a mold that looks beyond a simple state of undress. Sure, the infamous centerfold will make its comeback, but in a far more decadent way.

Playgirl, according to their new publisher, “represents an open message that eroticism has no gender right now, and no sexual tendency, and Playgirl is pure eroticism on paper to take home. It’s a fantasy. The magazine was focused on the idea of desire, but desire in every topic they touch—in the environment, health, politics. It’s a magazine about desire.”

Playgirl’s Vol. 1, No. 1 appeared in June 1973, featuring Lyle Waggoner as the centerfold. Other early centerfolds included George Maharis, Don Stroud, Christopher George, Fabian Forte, Peter Lupus and professional athlete Jim Brown.

There has been no word about who the first centerfold will be.

The aftermath of November’s vote has the potential to make 2000 look like a mere skirmish.

(Yes, the writer wanked on Zoom, but it's no less serious.)

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“The only way we’re going to lose this election is if the election is rigged—remember that,” Trump said recently. “So we have to be very careful. . . . The only way they’re going to win is that way. And we can’t let that happen.”

Democrats say that a strategy of reticence is a thing of the past. One Democratic veteran assured me that the Democratic Party of today is “totally different” from the Party of 2000: “Much less institutionally focussed, more ideologically grounded, and uncompromising. There is zero chance that anybody is going to say at some point that it’s better for the country that we settle the matter now, give in, and then try to win in four years. No one thinks that another four years of Trump is survivable. The campaign believes this is an existential battle.”

Compounding all this is the coronavirus pandemic, which will force dramatic changes in how voters cast their ballots. The number of mail-in ballots will increase substantially: recent national polls suggest that about a third of all voters plan to vote by mail this year. Trump has assailed the practice of voting by mail, asserting without evidence that it is susceptible to fraud.

In fact, Washington, Oregon, Colorado, and Utah have used universal mail-in voting—in which the state mails a ballot to each registered voter—for some time, including in previous Presidential elections, with few significant problems. There is no meaningful difference between absentee voting and mail-in voting, but Trump supports absentee voting, even using it himself. In early August, when he was signing his Florida absentee-ballot application, he said, “Absentee ballots are good. Universal mail-ins, when you get inundated with these things, are bad and will lead to terrible things, including voter fraud.” More recently, Trump has spoken at length about the purported evils of universal mail-in voting. “They are sending out fifty-one million ballots to people that didn’t ask for them,” he said during an interview with Sean Hannity on Fox News, on the final night of the Democratic National Convention. “This will be the most fraudulent election in history. . . . It’s just a horrible thing. It’s going to be impossible to police.” (It’s unclear where Trump got that figure; at other times, he has used the figure of eighty million.)

Yammering PorchBecky

Bloviopublican

Necro-senator

MAGAcedent

Crexit

Electile Dystrumption

Apparently, Broadway does go for boos and porn.

-- About a decade ago, adult entertainment performers Jessy Ares and Hans Berlin were doing a scene together and discovered a mutual interest — musical theater. Ares said he used a lot of his money to produce his own songs and music, and that he would perform in a jockstrap and sneakers—and sometimes even show his dick and have a hard-on. He sang songs like 'Pornstar' and 'Callboy Ahoy,'" wrote the NSFW website The Sword last year.

Something clicked with Berlin. "Jessy put that singing porn star/porn musical idea into my brain. So, I toyed around with that idea and I wrote down a treatment of the story, and it's based on my story—although yes, it's pretty clear that I wanted to make my protagonist younger," Berlin said.

Florian Klein (Berlin's alter-ego) decided to take the idea to the next level. He collaborated with composer Thomas Zaufke and lyricist Eric Ransom on a musical about his experiences in gay porn entitled "Shining Star." A year ago, their project got its first production at the Hudson Mainstage Theatre in Hollywood, where it had a limited, sold-out run. It was nominated for two Ovation Awards by the LA Stage Alliance.

This week Klein has partnered with Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS and Pineapple Support to release a COVID-19 Relief Fundraising Medley music video on October 1st to raise funds for performers during the pandemic, writes The Sword.

The video will premiere on October 1 at 8:15 pm on YouTube. It features performers from the musical's NYC workshop and LA production, along with cameos from stars of RuPaul's Drag Race and the adult film industry. Amongst the cameos are award-winning NakedSword director mr. Pam, Jensen Clifford, Chris Crisco, Honey Davenport, Coco Peru, Alexa Poller, Misha Riley and Alaska Thunderf.

Also, the project features many well-known "Essensual Workers" from the industry, including Adam Ramzi, Brian Bonds, Luca D'Amore, Jay Alexander, Scott DeMarco, Jason Derek, Jason Domino, Element Eclipse, Ian Frost, Duncan Black, Jackson Hood, Nick Milani, Antonio Biaggi and Leya Tanit, reports The Sword.

Charlie Kirk’s Conservative Student Org ‘Turning Point USA’ Behind Massive Youth Troll Farm Pushing Conspiracy Theories, Disinformation on Social Media

Pro-Trump youth group enlists teens in secretive campaign likened to a ‘troll farm,’ prompting rebuke by Facebook and Twitter

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One tweet claimed coronavirus numbers were intentionally inflated, adding, “It’s hard to know what to believe.” Another warned, “Don’t trust Dr. Fauci.”

A Facebook comment argued that mail-in ballots “will lead to fraud for this election,” while an Instagram comment amplified the erroneous claim that 28 million ballots went missing in the past four elections.

The messages have been emanating in recent months from the accounts of young people in Arizona seemingly expressing their own views — standing up for President Trump in a battleground state and echoing talking points from his reelection campaign.

Far from representing a genuine social media groundswell, however, the posts are the product of a sprawling yet secretive campaign that experts say evades the guardrails put in place by social media companies to limit online disinformation of the sort used by Russia during the 2016 campaign.

Teenagers, some of them minors, are being paid to pump out the messages at the direction of Turning Point Action, an affiliate of Turning Point USA, the prominent conservative youth organization based in Phoenix, according to four people with independent knowledge of the effort. Their descriptions were confirmed by detailed notes from relatives of one of the teenagers who recorded conversations with him about the efforts.

Sturgis Motorcycle Rally Is Now Linked to More Than 250,000 Coronavirus Cases

One study estimates the public health cost of the super-spreading event is near $12 billion.

MAGAts continue their disease-spreading spree.

Now, here's a DILF YTILF (Dad I'd Like to Fuck/YouTuber I'd Like to Fuck):

He' smart, eloquent, erudite, big nose (big hose?) just effte enough to possibly read gay, and witty.

The "...and then it happened to me" trope is old.

The real news is, why the fuck is a gay newspaper publishing anything by a dumbass Rethug who believes asinine conspiracy theories?

It's all a it sad, and a touch spooky.

Here's one of Chris Meloni urinating in a scene from 'Oz.'

Cute gay professor of gay history or something. He's basically upstaged all older scholars of LGBT history simply by being cute and working social media. His latest is unpacking the new hardcover editions of his book ... in his bed.

HARD cover. Get it?

What say you, El 'Loungers? A beautiful mind or just another pretty privileged pro?

Miley Virus

Purella DeVille

Hordinne da T.P.

Elle Ness

Maskathaa Reddeth

'The Boys in the Band' playwright died in a hospital a few days after suffering a heart attack. No online obituary yet, but gossip queen Michael Musto posted it on Facebook.

"Come see my show!" often stirs dread, as a palm card promoting my singer/actor/cabaret starlette/poet art friends and acquaintances is pressed into my hand, or via repeatedly updated invites on social media.

What's worse are those who -after you've seen their little cabaret shows once or twice- expect you to see them again, and again! No, dear; you're good, but you're not that good.

Of my many theatrical pals and near-pals, few understand the polite rebuff. 'Thanks, I'll see if I can,' versus an instant lie, 'I think I have plans.' Yes, those plans are to not pay $20 a cocktail to hear you mangle Cole Porters songs, dear.

No, guy, my plans preclude ever wasting another evening enduring Chekhov. But break a leg!

How do you politely (or impolitely) deal with needy performing arts pals' insistent need for your audience approval?

This girl is on fie-yuh!

Bloomberg explaining how healthcare will “bankrupt us,” unless we deny care to the elderly.

“If you show up with cancer & you’re 95 years old, we should say...there’s no cure, we can’t do anything.

A young person, we should do something. Society’s not willing to do that, yet.”

They're basically gangs of SS-type thugs.

Plus, the victim profiled is a cutie.

More specifically, David Miranda (at left in photo)!

... but who need to fake having seen the films.

Example: "It did exemplify straight male rage, but artistically."*

Yours?

Goodness, those old timey animators sure were horny bunch; dogs masturbating Popeye drawing porn, Goofy's gay smooch, and drag Bugs Bunny, of course. There's plenty to offend right wing snowflakes, social justice warriors, Asperger nerds and others!

Show some respect for your eldergays!

(I'll be hanging out with Ryan Murpy. Even though I know GLAAD is useless claptrap, a freebie's a freebie. And yes, you are jealous, bitches!)

RYAN MURPHY TO BE HONORED WITH THE VITO RUSSO AWARD AT THE 31ST ANNUAL GLAAD MEDIA AWARDS IN NEW YORK

The 31st Annual GLAAD Media Awards will take place in New York at the Hilton Midtown on Thursday, March 19

GLAAD previously announced that Taylor Swift and Janet Mock will be honored at the 31st GLAAD Media Awards in Los Angeles at the Beverly Hilton on Thursday, April 16

New York, NY - Thursday, January 16, 2020 - GLAAD, the world’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) media advocacy organization, today announced that it will honor award-winning screenwriter, producer, and director Ryan Murphy with the Vito Russo Award at the 31st Annual GLAAD Media Awards at the Hilton Midtown in New York on Thursday, March 19.

The 31st Annual GLAAD Media Awards honor media for fair, accurate, and inclusive representations of LGBTQ people and issues. The 31st Annual GLAAD Media Awards are presented by Delta, Gilead, Hyundai, and Ketel One Family-Made Vodka. GLAAD previously announced over 175 nominees in 30 categories. Taylor Swift will receive the Vanguard Award and Janet Mock will receive the Stephen F. Kolzak Award at the 31st Annual GLAAD Media Awards in Los Angeles on Thursday, April 16.

The Vito Russo Award is presented to an openly LGBTQ media professional who has made a significant difference in accelerating LGBTQ acceptance. The Award is named after Vito Russo, a founder of GLAAD and celebrated ACT UP activist, who pushed open the door for news and entertainment industries to include LGBTQ performers and stories. Previous Vito Russo honorees include Billy Porter, Anderson Cooper, Ricky Martin, Andy Cohen, Cynthia Nixon, RuPaul, Rosie O’Donnell, Tom Ford, Samira Wiley, Thomas Roberts, George Takei, Alan Cumming, Craig Zadan and Neil Meron, among others.

“Ryan Murphy is a talented trailblazer behind some of the most innovative and popular LGBTQ projects in television, theater and film history, and he continues to bring underrepresented LGBTQ voices to the table in ways that raise the bar in Hollywood,” said GLAAD President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis. “Ryan’s unique and gifted brand of storytelling has not only entertained the masses, but provided LGBTQ youth with characters who inspire them to live boldly and proudly.”

Ryan Murphy is an Emmy®, Golden Globe®, Tony® and Peabody® Award-winning screenwriter, producer and director who continues to accelerate acceptance for LGBTQ people in Hollywood.

This year, Murphy is nominated for GLAAD Media Awards in Outstanding Comedy Series for The Politician and in Outstanding Drama Series for Pose. Previously, he received GLAAD Media Awards for projects including Pose, The Normal Heart, American Horror Story: Asylum, The New Normal, Popular, and the Assassination of Gianni Versace - American Crime Story. Murphy also received six nominations and two wins for Glee. His other GLAAD Media Award nominated projects include Feud: Bette and Joan, Glee Project, American Horror Story: Cult, American Horror Story: Apocalypse, and the film Running With Scissors.

His most recent Netflix series, The Politician, received two 2020 Golden Globe nominations, including Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy; Pose was nominated for two 2019 Emmy Awards, winning Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for Billy Porter, and received several Golden Globe Nominations. The show has made history by featuring the largest transgender series regular cast and the largest LGBTQ cast ever for a scripted series.

Also, 16 ways to tell asshole 'gay conservatives' to shut the fuck up.

A new holiday classic

1000s of trees cut down to make pasture for

1000s of cows to feed so

1000s of people can eat the meat that became

1000s of piles of rotting meat because

1000s of pieces of metal are in

2.3 million pounds of meat.

Dig in, carnivores!

His gay comics were great.

'Cubby's lead actor is repugnant; a pouty untalented chronically masturbating bipolar slob who, of course, moves to New York to 'make it.' Claustrophpbic cinematography, poor audio, and clichéd trope after trope. I lasted 10 minutes. Truly awful.

What are your choices; gay films that repulse you?

"Quilty will not be contained. And he has no shame."

144 Out LGBTQ Candidates Won Elected Office So Far in 2019; Most Ever in Odd-Numbered Election Year November 6, 2019

Victory Fund releases demographic and other data on the 382 openly LGBTQ people who ran for office in 2019

Washington, DC – More openly LGBTQ candidates won elected office in 2019 than in any other odd-numbered election year in United States history. As of November 6, at 1:30pm ET, a total of 144 openly LGBTQ candidates won election out of the 382 known openly LGBTQ candidates who ran throughout the year. Last night alone, 99 of the 200 known openly LGBTQ candidates on the ballot won their races – with six still undecided and six candidates heading to a runoff. Of the 382 known openly LGBTQ candidates who ran in 2019, 176 were endorsed by LGBTQ Victory Fund.

Below are key takeaways and a demographic and informational breakdown of the 382 openly LGBTQ candidates who ran in 2019 – looking at sexual orientation, gender identity, race/ethnicity, incumbency, office level, party affiliation, equality levels of the states they ran in, and whether they won or lost. A statement from Mayor Annise Parker, President & CEO of LGBTQ Victory Fund, is also included below.

or at least posthumously costar in a Canadian-made Vietnam flick.

or at least posthumously costar in a Canadian-made Vietnam flick.

or at least posthumously costar in a Canadian-made Vietnam flick.

It's basically all the crumbs from the factory floor shoved together in a box.