Love and Sexuality
Thought Martin Scorsese never made a movie with Cheech and Chong? Wrong! Scorsese's 1985 film fo... Film Shorts...
Thought Martin Scorsese never made a movie with Cheech and Chong? Wrong! Scorsese's 1985 film follows Paul (Griffin Dunne) as he stumbles through a weird night in NYC. And yes, Cheech and Chong are really in it.
Humanized cows do NOT make good cartoon characters. You can't stand a cow up on its hind legs and make it talk and dance around with its bright pink phallic udder swinging every...
'America's Prince of Pride' sees life getting better for young gays Jade Esteban Estrad... MUSIC, COMEDY, WORSHIP--ALL PART OF
'America's Prince of Pride' sees life getting better for young gays
Jade Esteban Estrada sees things changing for gays and lesbians in America--for the better.
Recent years have been politically problematic for the community, with the gay marriage issue used as an electoral wedge.
Despite that, the comic, singer, dancer and actor NBC News has called "America's Prince of ...
Coming out in Cape Girardeau would have been social suicide for Danielle Hamm. Andy Albers... In the open...
Coming out in Cape Girardeau would have been social suicide for Danielle Hamm.
Andy Alberson, who was born and raised on a rural Cape Girardeau County farm, wasn't sure how his parents would react to a gay son.
And when James Coley and Eldon Nattier moved here from St. Louis about five years ago, they were told Cape Girardeau wasn't ready for two men in a relationship to open a b...
Issue: Vol. 36 / No. 34 / 24 August 2006 Serving the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender com... Rosenthal is one 'frea
Issue: Vol. 36 / No. 34 / 24 August 2006 Serving the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender communities since 1971 About About the B.A.R. Advertising News All News Articles Obituaries Opinion Editorial Guest Opinion Letters to the Editor Arts All Arts Articles Books Dance DVD Film Music Out & About Television Theatre Columns Business Briefs Crime & Punishment In the Bars Karrnal Knowledge Les...
S. Beloit woman hopes her passion for literature rubs off on others Click here for more inf... ‘A writer in our midst’...
S. Beloit woman hopes her passion for literature rubs off on others
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SOUTH BELOIT — When Tessa Oberg applied for the famed Fulbright grant, she had high hopes of using it to study the intricacies of British literature.
“Even before beginning the grant, I have already learned volumes about perseverance,” said Oberg, a...
Politics International What Can I Do? Educational Information News Partners Culture Features Cris... Mexico Introduces Graphic
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Mexico Introduces Graphic Sex Education; Catholic Bishops in Outrage
MEXICO CITY, August 22, 2006 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Mexico's federal government is forcing the nation's schools to adopt biology textbooks that includes pornographic sex-education, which has evoked...
First the wacky title: the film was named during a Hollywood happy hour party, the objective bein... Snakes, meet Plane- Plane,
First the wacky title: the film was named during a Hollywood happy hour party, the objective being to develop the worst pitch imaginable (not that that's a bad thing- it's how Guns N' Roses came up with the opening riff to “Sweet Child O' Mine”). Also, Jackson reputedly only accepted his role as FBI agent Nelville Flynn because of the title; at one point it was to be changed to Pacific Air ...
Author Ann Patchett of Nashville, Tenn., speaks to the incoming freshman class in Littlejohn Coli... Author defends truth...
Author Ann Patchett of Nashville, Tenn., speaks to the incoming freshman class in Littlejohn Coliseum on Tuesday in Clemson. Ms. Patchett, author of "Truth & Beauty," a book for the Clemson University Summer Reading Program, spoke about the popular and controversial book.
Clemson University president Jim Barker, right, and Marcia Barker, left, listen along with the incoming freshman class...
For the past few years, the gayest show on television wasn't Will & Grace , but rather its neigh... Scrubs: The Gayest Show on
For the past few years, the gayest show on television wasn't Will & Grace , but rather its neighboring NBC medical sitcom, Scrubs. This doctor dramedy, created by Bill Lawrence (co-creator of Spin City), has enough gay innuendo to make Jack McFarland squeal, “I'm so turning straight!”
From hospital intern J.D.'s (Zach Braff) love of appletini drinks to his hetero-romance with best-budd...
Back to Home > Wednesday, Aug 23, 2006 Entertainment Posted on Wed, Aug. 23, 2006 email this prin... Playboy attracts a classy
Back to Home > Wednesday, Aug 23, 2006 Entertainment Posted on Wed, Aug. 23, 2006 email this print this reprint or license this More Hearne Christopher, Jr.
"Well, I think we see a mix these days of young ladies, 18-, 19-, 20-year-olds who clearly are aware of the potential of pursuing a glamorous modeling career," says Playboy honcho , who was trolling here last week.
"They certain...
