Fabulous Newscast: December 1, 2010
Submitted By: Fabulous Rob on December 1, 2010
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- Kenyan Gays in State of Panic
Activists in Kenya are worried and confused about recent comments from Prime Minister Raila Odinga that all gay men and lesbians should be arrested. - Gay Tryst Strangler Gets Three Years
James Foley was sentenced to three and a half years for strangling Fathi
Bouchareb to death after they met for a secret gay tryst in London. - Guilty Pleas in NYC Hate Crime
Two men have pleaded guilty to robbery as a hate crime in the brutal antigay attack against Jack Price of Queens, New York last year. - Former Gay Porn Actor Turned Cop Loses Discrimination Suit
Mike Verdugo, the ex-porn star turned Florida police officer, lost his appeal to keep his job after supervisors fired him because of his movie career. - Carrey: Kissing Ewan “Dream Come True”
Jim Carrey said it was a “dream come true” to kiss Ewan McGregor in their new film, I Love You Phillip Morris. - Dan Savage: McCain’s a Bigot
Dan Savage has some strong words for John McCain, calling the senator a “bigot” for flip-flopping repeatedly on “don’t ask, don’t tell” repeal. - GOP Attacks the Smithsonian
It’s 1989 all over again in Washington, D.C., as House speaker designate John Boehner of Ohio and incoming House majority leader Eric Cantor of Virginia call for the dismantling of a Smithsonian exhibit focused on same-sex attraction. - Antigay Violence on the Rise in Senegal
Beatings, arrests, and lynchings have increased significantly in the capital city of the west African nation, according to a new report by Human Rights Watch. - 90210′s Teddy and Ian Kiss
It’s been a long time coming, but after months of struggling to come to
terms with his sexuality, Teddy (Trevor Donovan) kissed Ian (Kyle
Riabko) on Monday night’s 90210. - Maddow: This Report Is Unequivocal
Rachel Maddow appeared on News Nation With Tamron Hall to discuss the
Pentagon’s DADT report, saying “this report is unequivocal” and taking John McCain to task for stonewalling repeal.
