Gay Couple Written Off One Life
Producers at One Life to Live have confirmed its gay story line is coming to an end and actors Scott Evans and Brett Claywell will be written off the show.
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Massa's Navy Misconduct Revealed
Numerous men are coming forward saying the former politician was wildly inappropriate when he served as a lieutenant in the Navy.
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Anna Nicole, the Opera, to Open
An opera based on the life of Anna Nicole Smith, presented by the Royal Opera, will have its world premiere in London next February, according to the Associated Press.
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More Military Personnel to Testify on DADT
More veterans of the armed services, including retired general John J. Sheehan (pictured), are scheduled to testify to the Senate regarding a repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy.
Rep Holds Panel on Fostering for LGBT Parents
U.S. representative Pete Stark of California's 13th congressional district will hold a panel discussion focused on the reintroduction of the Every Child Deserves a Family Act on Thursday.
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Reichen Heads Off-Broadway for Gay Wedding
Reichen Lehmkuhl has booked himself a gig off-Broadway. The Amazing Race winner turned author and jewelry designer has signed on to star in My Big Gay Italian Wedding.
Man in Uniform Arrested for Homosexuality
A Saudi Arabian man was arrested in January for dressing up in a police uniform, performing “inappropriate acts,” and posting the video online, according to Arab News. The man faces charges of homosexuality and impersonating a police officer.
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Outgames & Gay Games Merging?
The two major organizations to hold LGBT sports competitions are considering a merger, according to Outsports.com.
Vieira Sorry for Post-Oscar Gay Joke
Today show host Meredith Vieira has apologized for comments she made during Monday’s Academy Awards coverage in which she suggested a hug between Hurt Locker stars Anthony Mackie and Jeremy Renner might give her cause to worry.
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SF LGBT Center Asks for Bailout
On the verge of foreclosure and battered by the recession, the San Francisco Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center has asked the city for a $1 million line of credit to help it stay afloat.
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