All posts tagged "ticker"
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Ian Reisner admits he donated to Ted Cruz
Ian Reisner just can’t extricate himself from the web of lies he spun in the wake of the Ted Cruz scandal. After hosting the anti-gay Republican...
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Sounds Kinda Queer: Queering Sound
In the post-Born This Way era, new LGBT pop stars spring up every day, and queer seems to be “en vogue.” Whether it be Sam...
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Other People’s Children: Surrogacy and its misconceptions
It was a medical problem and a sister’s deep concern that first planted the idea in Sarah Cowen’s mind of carrying a baby to term...
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Review: Slow West
Great movies can inspire us to interrogate social ills, or teach us a thing or two about our beliefs. Slow West (), a not-so ordinary...
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Texas anti-gay measures and HIV criminalization bill fail
Despite some last-minute legal wrangling, the Texas legislature failed to pass several anti-gay measures as of the May 27 final deadline for passing any bills that lawmakers...
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Future Imperfect: Tomorrowland (Review)
Tomorrowland is a mess of a story that contradicts itself tonally, politically, and philosophically
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North Carolina governor to veto gay marriage recusal bill
North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory (R) on Thursday said he’ll veto a bill allowing state officials to recuse themselves from providing marriage licenses or performing...
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Google débuts Android M to fix Lollipop’s various issues
Today, at their annual I/O developer conference, Google unveiled the next edition of their Android software. Goodbye, Lollipop, hello Android M. No sweet-themed name as...
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North Carolina legislature passes anti-gay marriage measure
The North Carolina legislature on Thursday approved a bill that would allow state officials to recuse themselves from providing marriage licenses or performing marriage ceremonies for...
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Anti-gay American Family Association wants a DC radio station
Anti-gay American Family Association wants a DC radio station
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Poetic License: Capturing Fire’s queer poetry slam
“People are often surprised at what poetry is, or what they thought it was, or what it can be,” Regie Cabico says. Poetry is more...
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Health trial shows benefit to early start for HIV treatments
HIV-infected individuals have a lower risk of developing AIDS if they start taking antiretrovirals soon after diagnosis
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Leap of Faith: An interview with Rabbi Gil Steinlauf
Last fall, Rabbi Gil Steinlauf of Adas Israel Synagogue sent an email to his congregation. He told them he was gay. (And it was good.)
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Review: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
A medieval yet modern and thoroughly entertaining evening at The Folger
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Thunder Cats (and Dogs)
If your pet is not handling storm season well, you may want to take steps
