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About Blake Jacobs

Blake Jakobs is a contemporary gospel recording artist who captivates audiences with her elegant, hauntingly beautiful voice. Armed with a warm spirit and an infectious smile, her musical gifts serve as a platform for ministry beyond music.


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The world famous gay bar The Abbey, in the heart of West Hollywood, has decided to officially ban bachelorette parties! Why? This is from their press release:

“Every Friday and Saturday night, we’re flooded with requests from straight girls in penis hats who want to ogle our go-gos, dance with the gays and celebrate their pending nuptials. They are completely unaware that the people around them are legally prohibited from getting married,” said David Cooley, Founder of The Abbey.  “Over the past 22 years, The Abbey has been a place that accepts everyone, gay, straight, lesbian, transgender, bisexual and everything in between. We love our straight girlfriends and they are welcome here, just not for bachelorette parties.”

It has long been a policy at The Abbey to deny admission to groups in costume, including Bachelorette regalia. Bachelorette parties had previously been allowed inside if they removed their costumes. The Abbey’s ‘bachelorette ban’ comes on the heels of a ban on gay marriage in North Carolina and a number of other states across the South.   The Abbey encourages other gay-owned and operated establishments to institute their own bans as a sign of solidarity until marriage is legal everywhere for everyone.”

Although I don’t really care for The Abbey, I couldn’t agree more. I can’t stand those drunken slags. (via Frontiers)

 


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Vision of Love

This ran on MTV News sometime around October 28, 1993, and watching this as an 11-year-old (I FINALLY got cable in my bedroom) was also the exact same moment I fell hard for Ms. Love. Hell, it may be my first memory I have of her ever. In this vintage clip, CLove explains the inspiration for the cover art of Hole’s classic Live Through This.