February 9th, 2021
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The Trump Reality Distortion Field
By Daddy
Las Vegas — Hopefully Tuesday will be our last major exposure to the "Trump Reality Distortion Field" as the Senate takes up the impeachment trial of Donald Trump. Ironically the trail will take place in the Senate chambers that we saw be overrun by insurrectionists last November. The question being was the insurrection prompted by a speech by then president Trump? It comes at a time where the number of COVID-19 cases are at their lowest since last October.
I think that I'll instead take the trip to the laundromat that I've been putting off. I have four mesh bag of mostly the large items normally associated with Spring cleaning to do. It seems a better use of my time than the endless rehashing of what did or did not happen on the day they counted the electoral votes.
I spend the weekend working on my code first breaking it and then fixing it in a new form that's much more pleasing to 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.
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Arlando Teller, Gay Navajo Representative, Joins Buttigieg's Transportation Dept
By Donald Padgett
Washington — Last month, Arizona State Representative Arlando Teller was one of only six out members of his state’s legislature. Now, he’s joining Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg to become the nation’s deputy assistant secretary of tribal affairs. He is the second member of the Navajo Nation to be appointed to the new Biden administration, joining Wahleah Johns, who was tabbed to head the Office of Indian Energy. (More)
Joe Biden Calls for Protecting LGBTQ Rights Worldwide in Memorandum
By Alexandra Alper (Reuters)
Washington — U.S. President Joe Biden will announce a presidential memorandum on Thursday protecting the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) people worldwide, national security adviser Jake Sullivan said. “It reflects his deep commitment to these issues both here in the United States and everywhere around the world. The United States will speak out and act on behalf of these rights as we go,” Sullivan told reporters at a White House press briefing. (More)
Keeping Up With Chris Hemsworth Is Daunting for His Body Double
By Staff
Hollywood — When Chris Hemsworth does a death-defying move as Thor, it is likely his stunt double Bobby Holland Hanton performing it. But recently, Hanton has acknowledged a level of difficulty in keeping up with Hemsworth. (More)
The 20 Most Exciting LGBTQ Movies of 2021
By Carla Hay
Cyberspace — Representation matters, and that’s why stories about people from all over the queer spectrum will appear in several movies this year. There’s an emotional drama about Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci as longtime lovers on a road trip. There’s also a provocative film based on a true story about a nun who has an affair with another woman. And look out for documentaries on queer rocker Little Richard, trans jazz musician Billy Tipton, trans opera star Lucia Lucas, and gay dance icon Alvin Ailey, among others. (More)
Daniel Newman Posts Alleged Luke Evans Nude, Butt ... There's a Catch
By Staff
London — According to out actor Daniel Newman, out actor Luke Evans posted an incredible butt selfie on Instagram — but it's apparently a damn good look-alike. Keep reading to check out the full image ... (More)
Donald Trump's Campaign to Overturn Election Cost Taxpayers $500m
By David Millward
Washington — Donald Trump’s attempt to overturn the result of the presidential election has left US taxpayers with a bill topping half a billion dollars. According to the Washington Post, at least $488 million has been spent by the federal government and another $28 million by states in dealing with the January 6 insurrection and stepping up security in the aftermath. (More)
Dan Levy Spoofs Zillow, Super Bowl, It Gets Better on SNL
By Daniel Reynolds
Hollywood — Dan Levy was as excited to host Saturday Night Live as his fans. “My 13-year-old self has fainted in a really needy, melodramatic way,” the gay Schitt's Creek star said in his opening monologue of the NBC variety show, which included a recap of 2020's highlights (a sweep of Emmy awards) delivered by "a stranger in a hazmat suit." (More)
UK Lifts Blood Donation Ban on Gay and Bisexual Men
By Tris Reid-Smith
United Kingdom — Gay and bi men will now be able to donate blood on an equal footing to heterosexuals in the UK. The country is the latest to review its ban on donating blood as HIV transmission levels fall among men who have sex with men. The policy will now allow blood donations from anyone who has only had one sexual partner – or, indeed, no sexual partners – in the last three months. (More)
France’s Health Minister Got the COVID-19 Vaccine & the Internet Took Notice For, Uh, Reasons
By Alex Bollinger
.FRANCE — France’s Health Minister just got the COVID-19 vaccine in a televised moment, and French people are realizing that their top doctor is… uh… rather dishy. France has been struggling to vaccinate its population, moving at about a quarter the speed of the U.S. Currently, only about 3% of the French population has gotten at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, far behind the U.S.’s 13%, according to today’s statistics from each country’s government. (More)
