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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Random Eye Candy: METROWEEKLY Coverboy Jared
Washington, D.C.’s gay weekly magazine, METROWEEKLY, runs a segment they call “Coverboy.” It’s a short interview with a good-looking D.C. local and some photos. At the end of the year, the magazine has a contest of all the years Coverboys … Continue reading
From Prop 8 Supporter to Md. Marriage Equality Advocate
In 2008, Marylander, Joseph L. Kitchen, Jr. voted for California’s Proposition 8 which bans same-sex couples from getting married in the Golden State by absentee ballot; he still maintained a California residency. That vote was an awakening in Kitchen, which … Continue reading
Posted in activism, Gay Marriage Equality
Tagged coming out, gay marriage equality, Joseph Kitchen, Prop 8, Proposition 8
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Hong Kong Transgender Woman Wins Right to Wed
While we celebrate victory in Minnesota for gay marriage equality, across the globe is another victory for the freedom to marry. From the Wall Street Journal: Hong Kong’s top court handed down a groundbreaking ruling to allow a transgender woman … Continue reading
ABC Renews ‘Nashville’ TV Show
There will be plenty of country drama and comedy come fall 2013. Country Weekly is reporting that ABC has renewed the soapy-style drama Nashville: Lovers of ABC’s dramatic series Nashville can rejoice however. The insider’s look at the world of … Continue reading
Posted in Television
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Anti-Discrimination Adoption Bill to Include LGBT Protections
From The Washington Blade: Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) is leading a group of lawmakers in the House and Senate who are preparing to introduce legislation that would prohibit bias in adoption services against gay couples seeking to adopt. The legislation, … Continue reading
Random Eye Candy: Kenny Chesney On the Cover of ‘OnTap’ Magazine
Kenny Chesney, one of the most attractive things on the islands and in country music, graces the cover of the Washington, D.C. area’s OnTap magazine for May 2013. The magazine brings you all the highlights of upcoming events in the … Continue reading
Posted in film, Music, Theatre
Tagged beer events, country artists, country music, events in metro DC, FedEx Field, Kenny Chesney, No Shoes Nation Tour, OnTap magazine, theatre
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Random Eye Candy: METROWEEKLY’s Swimsuit Cover
Here’s a little something to make ya look forward to warmer temps: See the full photospread with VIDEO
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged eye candy, metroweekly, summer photospreads, swimsuits
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Legal Docs Can’t Always Protect Same-Sex Couples
The Huffington Post is reporting on Lon Watts, who has been prevented from seeing his partner of 34 years, who has Alzheimer’s Disease, by his partner’s sister. The sister also took possession of their home and evicted Watts. The couple … Continue reading