Virginia for (Married Gay) Lovers?
A Virginia politician is working to bring same-sex marriage to his state.
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Foreign Military to Advise on DADT Repeal
Military experts and officials from foreign forces that allow openly gay troops are scheduled to convene in Washington, D.C. to discuss integrating gays and lesbians into the U.S. armed services.
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Silverman Embarrassed Gays Can’t Marry
Sarah Silverman is known for being outspoken and downright filthy ... but the comedian proved on Friday’s The View that when she’s passionate about something, she can get serious too. When talk turned to same-sex marriage, Silverman compared getting married while gays and lesbians can't to joining a country club that doesn't allow blacks or Jews.
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Poll: Iowans Not Concerned With Marriage
A survey by the Des Moines Register found that residents would much rather ban texting while driving than gay marriage in the Midwestern state.
SNL Tackles DADT
Kristen Wiig and the gang take on Greta Van Susteren and "don't ask, don't tell."
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BBC Plans Boy George Biopic
Boy George’s days as a chart-topper are about to be dramatized in a new biopic for the BBC. Worried About the Boy heads into production next month with newcomer Douglas Booth starring as the Culture Club front man. The film will take a look at the singer’s transition from face around town to gender-bending household name.
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Super Bowl Ad Resorts to Gay Stereotype
New York Times advertising columnist Stuart Elliott breaks down the Super Bowl ads beyond the Tim Tebow–Focus on the Family controversy. The gay reporter says that slapstick ads in particular were “overused,” a reflection of Madison Avenue’s reluctance to take risks in difficult times.
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Vodafone UK Tweets Homophobia, Misogyny
A customer service employee for British mobile network operator Vodafone was suspended for posting an antigay and misogynistic tweet to the company’s official Twitter account on Friday.
N.J. Group Ends Giving to Political Parties
Garden State Equality, which suffered a heartbreaking marriage equality defeat in the New Jersey state legislature last month, announced that it would stop making financial contributions to political parties and urged its individual members to do the same.
Palin: DADT Repeal "Unnecessary" Now
Sarah Palin, avowed critic of all that “hopey, changey stuff," appeared on Fox News Sunday and said that she did not believe now was the right time to repeal the “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy.
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