February 5th, 2021
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Isn't It Wonderful...
By Daddy
Las Vegas — ...to have a day where there is nothing controversial to talk about? Slept most of the day and woke up late just feeling comfortable. For the first time in a long time it feels like we're going to be able to make it, that by years end we'll be able to move closer to what we used to have, but hopefully just a bit kinder and more gentle.
This weekends treat is a mushroomed stuffed baked chicken with my usual Garlic/Herb spice on the outside. It should be ready in about an hour and already smelling wonderful.
Doing my: "Do I really need this?" about the new Mac Mini M1. All the reviews are glowing, only problem reported is about Bluetooth which I don't tend to use.
The wound doctor wants a x-ray of my Charcot foot so I'm off to get it done on Friday. When I called to schedule they said: "Get here before 4:30, that's when we close." Works for me!
Please Be Safe, Be Sane, Be Healthy! Remember to wear your masks. Go out of your way to help somebody feel better about themselves, helping them, helps you.
To all those that have donated, Thank you! February has one bill that's due near the end of the month, so happiness is. Any help is appreciated. Here's a link to the How to Donate Page
Trailer for 'The Obituary of Tunde Johnson'
By Mikelle Street
Hollywood — Stanley Kalu was still a senior in college when The Obituary of Tunde Johnson, his feature film debut, premiered. The film itself was a stand out at the Toronto International Film Festival that year, in 2019, as it dealt with police brutality, as well as the intersectional experience of being both Black and queer. It centered on Tunde, a Nigerian-American teen in Southern California dealing with coming out to his parents, a boyfriend he's been keeping a secret, and drugs. But the project is on a loop of sorts as Tunde finds himself living, and then reliving his own death at the hands of police time and time again. (More)
Donald Trump Resigns From SAG-AFTRA; Group Tersely Responds: "Thank-You"
By Staff
Hollywood — Former U.S. President Donald Trump resigned from SAG-AFTRA (Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists) after the organization's national board recently voted overwhelmingly to find probable cause of Trump's violation of the group's constitution, a press release noted. (More)
T.J. Osborne of Country-Rock Duo Brothers Osborne Comes Out as Gay
By Christopher Rudolph
Hollywood — Can we get a yee-haw?! T.J. Osborne, the lead vocalist for country music duo Brothers Osborne, has come out as gay in a profile for Time. “I’m very comfortable being gay,” Osborne says in the new interview. “I find myself being guarded for not wanting to talk about something that I personally don’t have a problem with. That feels so strange.” (More)
The 13 (Mostly Antigay) Senators Who Voted Against Secretary Pete Buttigieg
By Staff
Washington — While it’s unknown if their votes were motivated by antigay animus, some of the U.S. Senate’s leading homophobes were among the 13 who voted against confirming Pete Buttigieg as secretary of Transportation. Buttigieg, who is gay, Tuesday became the first out member of the LGBTQ+ community to be confirmed as a Cabinet member. The vote was 86-13, with one senator, Republican Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, not voting. (More)
This College Soccer Player Used TikTok to Come Out as Gay
By Raffy Ermac
Cyberspace — While most people associate popular, short-form video app TikTok with trendy dances and hilarious viral moments, the platform is also good for letting people express themselves in ways they can't always do in real life. Such was the case with Josh Leafer, a college soccer player who created the anonymous @closeted_fratguy account to document his journey with accepting his sexuality and to connect with other queer men who also find themselves in the same shoes. (More)
LGBT+ History Month 2021: When and How to Get Involved
By Charlotte Summers
.UNITED KINGDOM — LGBT+ History Month is a month-long annual celebration and remembrance of LGBT+ history. The main aims of the month are to promote equality and diversity, whilst remembering those who came before us. (More)
Dante Colle & Avery Jones Ask 'What's Your Kink?' for CockyBoys
By John Roland
Los Angeles — CockyBoys continues this week with their new porn-positive series "What's Your Kink?", where they explore the joys of kink. Be it a fetish or a simple turn-on, mild-to-wild, kink is the arousing combination of the physical and psychological... This week CockyBoys unveils Dante Colle with CockyBoy star Avery Jones exploring Avery's kink. (More)
Certain HIV Drugs May Prevent Common Cause of Vision Loss
By Trudy Ring
Charlottesville — Researchers at the University of Virginia School of Medicine looked at four health insurance databases and found that people taking NRTIs were almost 40 percent less likely than others to develop dry macular degeneration, even though that condition isn’t caused by a virus. The databases encompassed more than 100 million people over two decades. (More)
The Men of Lisbon
By Christopher Rudolph
Lisbon = Lisboa — Liam Campbell is editor and photographer of the indie print mag, Elska, a project centered on traveling around the world, meeting some everyday local gay guys, and introducing them and their city to readers through honest photography and personal stories. It’s a tough job, but someone’s got to do it. (The project has been temporarily shelved during the pandemic, but here’s a look back at a pre-Covid trip.) (More)
