Screenshot from NBC News This is not an endorsement by this writer or World of Wonder. But, before you say too much about him, I wish for readers to remember that Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr. has been a longtime friend to queer people. At a Human Rights Campaign dinner … [Read more...]
#Breaking: Iowa’s longest-Serving Republican Lawmaker Dumps GOP Because Trump
Andy McKean, photo CNN screen-grab Iowa's longest-serving Republican legislator, Andy McKean, ditched the GOP on Tuesday as he offered a searing renunciation of Trump, saying he could no longer support POTUS because of his "unacceptable behavior". At a press conference on … [Read more...]
“Pose” Trailblazer Angelica Ross on Bringing Back Candy Abundance for Season 2 & Seeing That Everyone Gets 10s Across The Board!
Angelica Ross has emerged from the cast of Pose (and her star turn as House of Abundance member Candy Abundance) as scrappy ballroom walker on screen, to trailblazing advocate off screen. Prior to Pose she had created TransTech, which offers tech training to … [Read more...]
#QueerQuote: “I’m About as Different From This President as It Gets.” – Pete Buttigieg
SouthBend.gov official portrait Openly gay Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg seems to be everywhere these days. He has a smart, funny bestselling book, Shortest Way Home: One Mayor's Challange And A Model For America's Future. He did a CNN Town Hall on Monday … [Read more...]
#BornThisDay: America’s First Gay President (maybe?), James Buchanan
Photograph via Wikimedia Commons April 23, 1791 - James Buchanan I am the last President of the United States! Pete Buttigieg as the first gay President? I'm telling you it's already been done. 80 years ago, we had Eleanor Roosevelt, the first woman President and first … [Read more...]
#Breaking: Did Ukraine Just Elect Their Own Trump (or their version of Al Franken)?
Photo from Netflix via YouTube It is an absurdist adventure comedy scenario that I wish I had written: actor/comic Volodymyr Zelenskieiy is famous in Ukraine for his role on the television series Servant Of The People where he plays a history teacher who wins the Ukrainian … [Read more...]
#First Look: A Nearly Unrecognizable Russell Crowe as Roger Ailes in “The Loudest Voice”
Photo of Russell Crowe as Roger Ailes, Showtime via YouTube We truly live in a golden age of television and Showtime's new series The Loudest Voice is more proof that Hollywood's biggest stars are no longer afraid to do TV projects. Russell Crowe stars as Fox News founder … [Read more...]
#QueerQuote: “You Can Cut All the Flowers, but You Cannot Keep Spring From Coming.” – Pablo Neruda
Pablo Neruda (1904- 1973) was born Ricardo Eliecer Neftali Reyes Basoalto in Temuco, a frontier town, an outpost above Patagonia. Neruda was a true literary prodigy and began to fill up notebooks with his poems as a young kid. He read Victor Hugo and Maxim Gorky and translated … [Read more...]
Brunei DEFENDS Draconian Anti-Gay Law, Explaining Stonings “Were Unlikely” to Occur in Actual Practice
Whew. Dodged a boulder there, fellow homosexuals. *Rolls eyes* In a letter to the European Parliament (EP) ahead of a debate on human rights in the EP in Strasbourg tomorrow (18 April), the oil-rich-but-back-ass country of Brunei defends its terrifying anti-gay and … [Read more...]
Tucker Carlson’s Creepy Mayor Pete Rant: ‘(Dems) Want to Consume Him — Every Last Drop of Buttigieg…Yum’
Well, this is unnerving. Things got weird (weirder?) on FOX last night, when pervy old man Tucker Carlson started in on South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg. Said Carlson: “Chicken soup for my soul. Even by the naughty standards of the news media this is a new level of political … [Read more...]
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