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Twilight Stars Go for Gay Roles
By Shana Naomi, Out.com
Kristen Stewart, the Bella of Twilight's box office ball, is going to play Joan Jett in a biopic about the Runaways while Stewart's fangy co-star, Robert Pattinson, will play Salvador Dalí in Little Ashes, which explores Dalí's relationship with the poet Federico García Lorca.
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Folk Singer and Civil Rights Icon Odetta Holmes Dies
By Ann Turner
Civil rights icon and renowned folk singer Odetta Holmes has died at the age of 77. Odetta, who used her soaring voice to help fuel the fire of the civil rights movement, suffered from chronic heart disease and died at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City on Tuesday. The beloved folk singer and activist is credited as an inspirational figure to such luminary musicians as Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin and Tracy Chapman.
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Republican Saxby Chambliss Wins in Georgia, Blocks Democratic ‘Super-Majority’
By Jonas Oliver
With help from a last minute statewide swing by Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin on Monday and visits from a host of Republican heavyweights including GOP Presidential nominee John McCain, Georgia Republican Sen. Saxby Chambliss handily won a month-long runoff against Jim Martin yesterday. The win was a high stakes one for Republicans in that it guarantees that Democrats will not gain a filibuster-proof 'super-majority' in the senate.
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Boy George Admits Handcuffing Norwegian Prostitute
By Jonas Oliver
On trial for allegedly falsely imprisoning a 29-year-old Norwegian male escort by the name of Audun Carlsen in his East London home, singer Boy George admitted to handcuffing and even spanking his sexual playmate on occasion but denied causing any further harm to him.
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Less Attractive Gay Men Have Riskier Sex, Study Says
By Jonas Oliver
A new study from researchers at the University of Toronto has found that gay men who who are not generally considered to be ‘sexually desirable’ or attractive are more likely to engage in risky sexual behavior. Not surprisingly, the study also found that undesirable gay men will often avoid safe sex discussion and even condom use when presented with the opportunity to have sex with a more attractive partner.
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2009 Film Independent Spirit Awards Announced in West Hollywood
By Sam Borelli
The 2009 Film Independent Spirit Awards were announced today at the Sofitel Hotel in West Hollywood. FI’s Executive Director, Dawn Hudson, opened the event and introduced this year’s nomination presenters, Sandra Oh and Jason Bateman. The recently released Gus Van Sant film, Milk, received four nominations; Best First Screenplay, Dustin Lance Black, Best Cinematography, Harris Savides, and two acting noms, James Franco, Best Male Supporting, and Sean Penn, Best Male Lead.
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On Iraq and the Economy President Bush Says 'Sorry'... Sort Of
By Maggie Taylor
Five years in to the Iraq war and the announcement that the country’s in a real recession and President George W. Bush told ABC News’ Charlie Gibson he’s sorry in an interview for World News Monday. With only weeks left to go in his eight-year long presidency, Bush, who’s never before publicly shown a glimmer of awareness of his troubled legacy, told Gibson that he was 'unprepared' for the Iraq war.
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President-Elect Barack Obama Pledges to Expand Domestic AIDS Plan
By Michelle Garcia, The Advocate
President-elect Barack Obama said Monday he would continue outgoing President George W. Bush's international HIV/AIDS strategy and expand domestic efforts to fight the virus. The Obama administration plans to implement national strategies to decrease the rate of HIV transmission, including establishing a universal health care system, targeting minority communities, and supporting the Ryan White CARE Act.
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Little Britain Set to Invade the US All Over Again
By Noah Michelson, Out.com
Fear not -- or perhaps be very afraid: Little Britain has been renewed for a second season. Matt Lucas and David Walliams, the stars of the bawdy British series which invaded American homes earlier this year, revealed the news yesterday at the DVD launch of the first season of the show. No word on when the show will begin filming again as Lucas is currently shooting the upcoming Alice in Wonderland flick with Tim Burton and Johnny Depp.
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Britney Spears Good Morning America Appearance Fails to Thrill
By Ann Turner
Britney Spears Good Morning America appearance on Tuesday morning to celebrate her 27th birthday and the release of her new album, Circus, was more of a catastrophe than a comeback. Clad in too-tight clothes for her no-longer teenage frame and a vapid, blank look throughout most of her performance, Spears failed to live up to the hype of promotion for her Good Morning America birthday bash.
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