All posts tagged "ticker"
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Jane Badler refused to let ANTIBOY die with her son
After Harry Hains died before releasing his debut album as ANTIBOY, his mother stepped in to complete his vision.
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Where to Eat in D.C. on New Year’s Eve
Several D.C. restaurants get creative for a New Year's Eve in the social-distancing grip of a pandemic.
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10 Essential Holiday Albums & Singles for Christmas 2020
A banner year in music has wrapped up with ten solid holiday offering.
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Tucker Carlson attacks nonbinary CDC worker for being a “left-wing activist”
Fox News host uses worker's Twitter bio to suggest that CDC recommendations are being influenced by politics
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Review: Wonder Woman 1984 is a colorful, lightly comic sequel
"Wonder Woman 1984" takes a bold chance by easing up on the action to tell a superhero story with a point.
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D.C.’s LGBTQ bars struggle to adapt after ban on indoor dining
D.C.'s LGBTQ bars grapple with and adapt to new restrictions banning indoor dining through mid-January.
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Italian man hires hitman to break his gay son’s hands
A homophobic man in Italy will serve two years in prison for hiring a hitman to break his gay son's hands.
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Kathy Griffin shades ex-NFL player’s Trump-supporting gay son on Twitter
In a slightly unhinged video posted to his Twitter last week, NFL icon Herschel Walker’s son Christian went on a rant claiming President Trump won...
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FDA study could lead to end of restrictions on gay and bisexual blood donors
Study hopes to asses whether individualized risk assessments would be just as effective as categorical bans
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4 Things to Do This Week in DC (and Beyond)
Ford's maintains a Christmas tradition, the Kennedy Center gets digital, and GALA keeps dancing.
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Federal judge blocks Trump order prohibiting workplace diversity and sensitivity trainings
A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction blocking the Trump administration from implementing and enforcing an executive order prohibiting federal contractors and grantees from...
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London police fine gay men cruising in park for breaking COVID-19 rules
Police have said they will not penalize people engaging in late-night liaisons so long as it doesn't facilitate the spread of COVID-19
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Trump appoints Richard Grenell to Holocaust Memorial Council
Former Acting Director of National Intelligence will serve a five-year term on the Council, which meets twice each year
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Trump administration sued for blocking most LGBTQ or HIV-positive refugees from obtaining asylum
New rule would radically overhaul immigration system by creating narrow criteria for asylum eligibility
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Biden taps gay Obama staffer Gautam Raghavan for Office of Presidential Personnel
Former Obama White House staffer will be entrusted with recruiting and vetting more than 4,000 government appointees
