September 19th, 2019
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Under The Weather
By Daddy
Las Vegas — I'm taking it easy today as I'm a bit under the weather. The ReCaptha change that authors suggested didn't work out, but did lead me to one that does. The author is in Spain so we're about 9 hours out of sync with each other.
September bills are about 2/3s covered. Any help is appreciated. How to Donate Page
This New Shop Has Hunky, Shirtless Baristas Serving Espresso
By Mikelle Street
Seattle — Opened Friday, the new Dreamboyz Espresso has gone the Chippendales route, offering a bit to drink and a show. Customers can come up to the drive-through spot to have an espresso pulled and while they wait, watch one of the “boyz” do the job while shirtless. They will have on clothes to be sure, some short shorts and a bow tie, but clothes! (More)
Arizona Decision: Narrow But ‘Dangerous’
By Lisa Keen
Arizona — In a decision that LGBT legal activists call “dangerous” and “troubling,” the Arizona Supreme Court on September 16 ruled that a business can –under certain circumstances— cite the business owner’s religious beliefs to claim an exemption from a city human rights ordinance and that the business can “post a statement” announcing its intentions to refuse service. (More)
In Derren Brown's 'Secret,' It's Mind Over Matter
By Matthew Wexler
Broaqdway — "I'm not a sheep or a follower," suggested psychological manipulator Darren Brown to the audience during the opening moments of "Secret," his how'd-he-do-that evening of wonders that opened this week at Broadway's Cort Theatre. (More)
The Pentagon Tried To Discharge Me For Being HIV+. Today I Fight Back
By Richard Roe
Virginia — Today, the lawsuit I filed to challenge the military’s HIV-related personnel policies is heading to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, because the Trump Administration is appealing a court order we obtained in February, preventing the Air Force from discharging me and other Airmen living with HIV before the case is decided. (More)
Tim Gill Is Set To Receive Citizenship Medals
By Staff
Colorado — Philanthropist and activist Tim Gill is set to receive 2019 Colorado Governor’s Citizenship Medals, one of the highest honors bestowed upon citizens and organizations of Colorado for their significant contributions to communities across the state, from Governor Jared Polis at a ceremony next month. (More)
Meet The Hunks Of “RuPaul’s Drag Race U.K.”
By Christopher Rudolph
London — Queens, celebs, and guest judges like Michelle Visage, Graham Norton, and Alan Carr were all in attendance at this week’s lavish London premiere for RuPaul’s Drag Race U.K. (More)
Gareth Thomas Gets Emotional Learning U=U
By David Hudson
BBC — HIV expert Professor Chloe Orkin explains to Thomas how treatment now ensures people living with HIV can expect the same lifespan as those without the virus.
She goes on to explain how if someone is on treatment and undetectable, there is zero risk of them passing the virus on through sex, even if no condom is used. This is known as Undetectable = Untransmissable, or U=U.
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