January 22nd, 2021
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The Day After
By Daddy
Las Vegas — President Joe continues his work to get the country back on track. He signed a series of orders on his second day in office directed at taking charge of stopping the spread of COVID-19. Steps that he and his advisers say will start to boost testing, vaccinations, supplies and treatments.
Have you noticed that hate speech has decreased since a certain person moved to Florida? Probably, just a coincidence. All the news today appear to be positive. What a refreshing change!
I need to get out to the pharmacy and pick up some antibiotics. It turns out that I picked up a bacterial infection and need to treat it. I'm under the weather and find it hard to get out of bed. I don't plan to do much for the weekend except rest. Off tomorrow to have the fit on the CROW boot checked.
Please Be Safe, Be Sane, Be Healthy! Remember recovery will take time and it will take patience for things to return to some semblance of order.
To all those that have donated, Thank you! January is a bit tight but I have a good start on it. Any help is appreciated. Here's a link to the How to Donate Page
'Legendary's Jarrell Gucci Strips Off for Photos, Signs to Next Models
By Mikelle Street
Cyberspace — The thirst for Gorgeous Jarrell Gucci — no, that's his actual name in ballroom — was real on HBO Max's Legendary season one. It was real and mostly universal; show judges like Megan Thee Stallion and Leiomy Maldonado became visibly bothered on stage when he emerged at the back of the runway muscles glistening, or with a fake beard. And while this is nothing new for the performer, given he's been a living and breathing thirst trap within ballroom for years at this point, the new visibility has provided the star with some new opportunities. (More)
Biden's COVID Challenge: 100 Million Vaccinations in the First 100 Days. It Won't Be Easy.
By Victoria Knight
Washington — It's in the nature of presidential candidates and new presidents to promise big things. Just months after his 1961 inauguration, President John F. Kennedy vowed to send a man to the moon by the end of the decade. That pledge was kept, but many others haven't been, such as candidate Bill Clinton's promise to provide universal health care and presidential hopeful George H.W. Bush's guarantee of no new taxes. (More)
Wall-to-Wall Russian Muscle
By Andrej Vishnyakov
Cyberspace — A year older, but not a bit smarter. A boring year when we all had to participate in some kind of collective nonsense, while models from gods turn to mortals. Fortunately, I have endless archives in which I can swim endlessly, fishing out pearls from the bottom. (More)
Biden’s Secretary of State Pick Vows to Allow Embassies to Fly Pride Flag and Appoint LGBTI Envoy
By Adrian Garcia
Washington — President-elect Joe Biden’s nominee to be America’s secretary of state, Antony Blinken, vowed on Tuesday to swiftly appoint an LGBTI envoy, allow embassies to fly the pride flag and formally repudiate the findings of the controversial “Commission on Unalienable Rights,” among other steps that would reverse policies enacted by outgoing Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. (More)
9-1-1: Lone Star Apparently Edited Out a Gay Kiss & Fans Are Pissed
By Taylor Henderson
Hollywood — Fans of FOX's hit series 9-1-1: Lone Star are frustrated after last night's episode where a kiss between gay characters TK and Carlos was advertised but didn't seem to make it to the final cut of the show. (More)
Gilead Suit Over PrEP Patents Can Go Forward, Judge Rules
By Trudy Ring
Washington — The legal wrangling between Gilead Sciences and the federal government over patents on pre-exposure prophylaxis is continuing and getting more complicated. The pharmaceutical company and the government have each filed suit accusing the other of wrongdoing where the patents on PrEP are concerned. The government has sought dismissal of Gilead’s suit, but a federal judge ruled December 30 that Gilead’s suit can go forward. (More)
Randy Rainbow Bids Farewell to President Trump With One of His Best Videos
By David Hudson
Cyberspace — Over the last four years, one man sure to cock an eyebrow at the antics of the Trump administration and set it to music was Randy Rainbow. President Trump has provided rich fodder for the comedian. Yesterday, unsurprisingly, Rainbow unveiled one final farewell gift for the President as he leaves office. (More)
DeAngelo Jackson: From Best Actor to 2021 Performer of the Year
By John Roland
Los Angeles — After making history last year (2020) as the first Black gay porn performer to win the GayVN Award for Best Actor, Noir Male’s exclusive talent DeAngelo Jackson returned this year to virtually pick up the 2021 Performer of the Year Award. For the first time ever the GayVN Awards were only virtually live-streamed. Host Alec Mapa and Sherry Vine awarded winners in 29 categories. (More)
Joe Biden’s Defense Pick Wants to Allow Trans People to Serve in the Military Again
By Juwan J. Holmes
Washington — Retired General of the U.S. Army Lloyd Austin has voiced his support to overturn the ban on transgender people serving in the American military, as supported by President Joe Biden (D). Austin is Biden’s nominee as Secretary of Defense, the civilian that has oversight over the armed forces of the United States and is second only to the President. (More)
