Saturday, April 27, 2013

4.27.13 - GAY NEWS


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via Gay Puerto Rico Links's Facebook Wall by Gay Puerto Rico Links on 4/27/13

Glamoholic.com | Exclusive Interview With Trevor Donovan: Ready For A New Chapter!
www.glamoholic.com
Exclusive Interview With Trevor Donovan. Trevor Donovan opens up to Glamoholic magazine about 90210, roles he would like to play next and his guilty pleasures!

via Gay Puerto Rico Links's Facebook Wall by Gay Puerto Rico Links on 4/27/13

Yes, I Really Am Bisexual. Deal With It.
www.nytimes.com
I wasn’t looking to chronicle my romantic escapades. I was clarifying my identity.

via Gay Puerto Rico Links's Facebook Wall by Gay Puerto Rico Links on 4/27/13

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via Gay Puerto Rico Links's Facebook Wall by Gay Puerto Rico Links on 4/27/13

Este es el hombre que corrieron de Arabia por ser demasiado guapo
¿Recuerdan a los 3 hombres que fueron expulsados de Arabia Saudita por ser demasiado guapos?, al parecer encontraron a uno de ellos. Su nombre es Omar Borkan Al Gala. La semana pasada les presentamos una nota que indicaba la detención y deportación de tres hombres en Arabia Saudita por supuestamente ser muy guapos. Algunos de ustedes se indignaron. No tanto por la deportación, la molestia generalizada fue por que no había fotos de los irresistibles hombres. Pues información reciente, identifica al fotógrafo de moda, actor y poeta, Omar Borkan Al Gala, como uno de los tres guapos varones que fueron acusados se provocar el deseo entre las mujeres árabes y poner en riesgo su moral. Como el evento del que fueron sacados tenía que ver con moda y el pertenece a ese ambiente suena convincente esta versión. Sin embargo, Omar no se ha pronunciado al respecto, aunque es seguro que disfruta de la fama recientemente adquirida por este rumor. Sea o no verdad que el sea uno de los amenazadores guapos que expulsaron de Arabia, sin duda Omar es un hombre francamente irresistible.

via The New York Times's Facebook Wall by The New York Times on 4/27/13
"Together, my three brothers own at least a dozen weapons and have yet to harm anyone with them. Despite their guns (or, arguably, because of them), they are quite peaceable," writes Op-Ed contributor Bruce Holbert. "As for me, I have three guns, one inherited and two gifts, and I’m hardly a zealot. In fact I never had much interest in guns. Yet it is I who killed a man."


Sleeping With Guns
www.nytimes.com
I mythologized guns and the manliness associated with them, until I shot my friend.

via Gay/Lesbian News on 4/27/13
James Oliver, left, hugs his brother and fellow Eagle Scout, Will Oliver, who is gay, as Will and other supporters carry petitions to end the ban on gay scouts and leaders in front of the Boy Scouts of America headquarters in Dallas, Texas.

via WickedGayBlog.com by WickedGayBlog.com on 4/27/13
"A national group of prominent GOP donors that supports gay marriage is pouring new money into lobbying efforts to get Republican lawmakers to vote to make it legal.

American Unity PAC was formed last year to lend financial support to Republicans who bucked the party’s longstanding opposition to gay marriage. Its founders are launching a new lobbying organization, American Unity Fund, and already have spent more than $250,000 in Minnesota, where the Legislature could vote on the issue as early as next week.

The group has spent $500,000 on lobbying since last month, including efforts in Rhode Island, Delaware, Indiana, West Virginia and Utah.

Billionaire hedge fund manager and Republican donor Paul Singer launched American Unity PAC. The lobbying effort is the next phase as the push for gay marriage spreads to more states, spokesman Jeff Cook-McCormac told The Associated Press." Full story here!

Boston terror: Anatomy of a failure in intelRussian authorities secretly recorded a telephone conversation in 2011 between Tamerlan Tsarnaev and his mom vaguely discussing jihad.

via The New York Times's Facebook Wall by The New York Times on 4/27/13
How did Netflix manage both a fundamental transformation of the company and a public relations disaster at the same time?


Netflix Looks Back on Its Near-Death Spiral
www.nytimes.com
Reed Hastings, the video streaming giant’s chief executive, offers a rare public comment on his company’s 2011 Qwikster debacle, which nearly destroyed it, and its improbable rebound.

via The New York Times's Facebook Wall by The New York Times on 4/27/13
“In all the time I talked to her every day, we talked about Hungary and everything, but she never said a word about her being royalty,” said Tom Webster, a former colleague of Ilona DeVito di Porrias, a quiet market analyst on Wall Street.


The Death of a Countess in Exile
www.nytimes.com
Ilona DeVito di Porriasa, a market analyst on Wall Street, hailed from a family of European nobles. But she rarely shared that information.


Lindsey Lowe, Tenn. Woman, Sentenced To 51 Years In Newborn Twin Deaths
Huffington Post
In ordering the maximum sentence on the child abuse charges, Gay said he found Lowe to be untruthful and selfish and called it a tragedy that so many people believe her version of events. Gay said Lowe's statement in a letter to the judge claiming she ...

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via WickedGayBlog.com by WickedGayBlog.com on 4/27/13


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Ricky Martin: Gay Marriage In Australia 'Will Happen'
On Top Magazine
Martin, Puerto Rico's most famous openly gay celebrity, shared with his more than 8 million Twitter followers a touching video of New Zealand lawmakers joining onlookers in a chorus of a Maori love song following passage of marriage equality in the ...

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Nike's Gay Athlete Endorsement Quest Discussed On 'The Rubin Report'
Huffington Post
History was made in October 2012 when active professional featherweight boxer <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/04/orlando-cruz-comes-out-gay_n_1939204.html">Orlando Cruz of Puerto Rico came out</a>. He said in a USA Today article, ...

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Lindsey Lowe, Tenn. Woman, Sentenced To 51 Years In Newborn Twin Deaths
Huffington Post
In ordering the maximum sentence on the child abuse charges, Gay said he found Lowe to be untruthful and selfish and called it a tragedy that so many people believe her version of events. Gay said Lowe's statement in a letter to the judge claiming she ...

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US tries new aerial tools in Caribbean drug fight - KSAZ 10
MyFox Phoenix
The Mormon church says it welcomes the Boy Scouts of America's latest proposal to lift the gay ban for youth members but continue to excludegays as adult leaders. The Mormon church says it welcomes the Boy Scouts of America's ... Unmanned aerial ...

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via Gay Voices by The Huffington Post on 4/27/13
Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) reflected Saturday on his vote on the repeal of the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy, saying he was "wrong" to vote "no."
In December 2010, Manchin broke with Democrats and cast a vote against a procedural motion to advance "don't ask, don't tell" repeal legislation. When the Senate voted to repeal the "don't ask, don't tell" policy later that month, Manchin skipped the vote to attend a "holiday gathering."
"That was the wrong vote," Manchin said at a Saturday breakfast hosted by National Journal and The Atlantic, which also featured MSNBC's Rachel Maddow. "Today I would vote the other way."
Kerry Eleveld, formerly of The Advocate, and BuzzFeed's John Stanton tweeted from the breakfast:
Sen. Joe Manchin on his vote against dadt repeal: "That was the wrong vote...Today I would vote the other way." #p2 #lgbt
— Kerry Eleveld (@kerryeleveld) April 27, 2013
Sen Manchin says he now sees DADT vote was "a wrong vote." Votes no bc he didn't have enough info
— john r stanton (@dcbigjohn) April 27, 2013
Explaining his stance in December 2010, Manchin said he voted "no" because of the timing of the repeal.
“I do not support its repeal at this time,” Manchin said. “I would like to make clear that my concern is not with the idea of repealing DADT, but rather an issue of timing.”
“My concerns, as highlighted in the recent defense survey and through the testimony of the service chiefs, are with the effect implementation of the repeal would have on our front line combat troops at this time,” he said.
Manchin is currently one of three Democrats in the U.S. Senate who have not backed gay marriage.

via WickedGayBlog.com by WickedGayBlog.com on 4/27/13

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