Page 1 Roundup (12/30)

The Daily News: Suburban NYC synagogue reels from ‘act of terrorism’ as suspect held on $5 million bail for attack injuring five

Twin stars of British series ‘My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding’ found dead in apparent suicide

‘The Conners’ star Sara Gilbert separates from wife of almost 6 years Linda Perry

Towleroad: Gay couple ejected from bar in Puerto Rico because they were dancing together

Facebook begins quietly pulling harmful false ads about Truvada and PrEP after outcry from LGBTQ groups

Scott Evans and his gay posse flee a serial killer in Hulu's New Year's Eve slash called 'Midnight Kiss'

Eddie Murphy doubles down on past homophobic jokes

HuffPost: Interior Department cut ‘sexual orientation’ from anti-discrimination guideline

New York Post: Strange how this guy only has signs of mental illness when Jews are in the area

Woman accused of assaulting 3 Jewish women arrested again day after release

The Washington Post: Trump’s lawyer and the Venezuelan president: How Giuliani got involved in back-channel talks with Maduro

Rep. John Lewis of Georgia says he has Stage 4 pancreatic cancer

The New York Times: Behind the Ukraine aid freeze: 84 days of conflict and confusion

Californai is booming. Why are so many Californians unhappy

The Wall Street Journal: The lawyer who decides whether pope bobbleheads are OK

  Introducing the pop-up Christmas play: 'We have a ladybug in the manger'

Squeaky car? It might be a weasle

Very cold war: Legal feud casts chill over America's ice-castle builders

Remains of the Day (04/24)

Baseline: Watch Dominic Thiem get DJ tips at Barcelona party

The Daily News: Waffle House shooting suspect charged with murder, bail revoked

Boy Culture: Shawn Mendes continues to be a hot piece of ass

The Gay Almanac: Was James Buchanan the first gay president?

Dlisted: See what Claire Fisher's sexy boyfriend from "Six Feet Under" looks like now, on his 41st birthday

Greg in Hollywood: Reasons to love Barbra Streisand, who turned 76 today

Towleroad: Chris Evans knows his gay brother (Scott) very well, and vice-versa

Deadline: "Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City" revival gets series order at Netflix; Ellen Page joins cast

Back2Stonewall: The hot-but-horrible Benham brothers go balls deep about North Carolina's sexual-health initiative for teens

THR: 8 revelations from the "Freaks and Geeks" documentary at the Tribeca Film Festival 

HuffPost: Time to boycott Greyhound buses?

NYT Opinion: Do taxpayers know they are handing out billions to corporations?

Gr8er Days: "Shane" rides again -- reappraising the classic at 65

The Randy Report: Parkland shooting survivors Cameron Kasky and David Hogg got the attention of the Twitterverse when openly gay Kasky posted the pic below with the caption "Prom 2018"

NYT Magazine: How wacky Devin Nunes turned the House Intelligence Committee inside out

OMG Blog: "Acapulco Shore" star Tadeo Fernandez is coy with his chalupa

New York Post: Now Crazy Donald is licking Kim Jong Un's balls

The New York Times: Study finds Trump voters driven by fear of losing status, not economic anxiety

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Page 1 Roundup (12/28)

The Daily News: Husband arrested in murder of young Brooklyn mom

Erica Garner, daughter of police-brutality victim Eric Garner, left brain-damaged after cardiac arrest

The New York Post: Lesbian couple, 2 kids viciously killed in quadruple homicide

Page Six: Ben Affleck leaves rehab for Christmas

Jenny Slate's photo with Chris Evans's hot gay brother, Scott, shows she spent the holidays with her on-again, off-again boyfriend

Robin Wright is seeing a sexy younger man

The New York Times: New York City crime dips to 1950s levels

 The Washington Post: Comparing 'The Post' to Katharine Graham's memoir

The Wall Street Journal: What’s that rocketing into the North Korean sky? A baseball! 

Evans Family Values

Chris Evans joined Mom and openly gay-actor-brother Scott at the GLAAD Media Awards in Los Angeles over the weekend to voice his support for LGBT issues. “Tonight, I'm coming out as an ally for equality,” Chris told the crowd. “And I already came out,” Scott said. Lisa added, “And I've known since the day he was born.” “And I've never cared either way,” Chris followed up. By then, Scott had vanished to score some blow. 

Evans to Betsy

 A little hurt that my boyfriend Scott Evans didn't use his one phone call to reach out to me. Read HERE.

Bachelor Party

Speaking of VD -- HERE are your 100 Most Eligible Gay Bachelors, according to Out magazine. (Who knew editors, publicists and designers were so "hot"?) Bachelor No. 6 (Scott Evans) and Bachelor No. 44 (Thom Browne) get my (all-but-married) vote.

But I'm not sure if this honor is such a good idea for an avowed sex addict (Bachelor No. 33). And I wouldn't mind interviewing Colton Ford, aka Bachelor 63. But after scrolling through all of the contestants, I'm pretty sure these are the 100 gay men the magazine could think of.

Vote for your favorite HERE.

Page 1 Consider (04/13)

Kish Off: "One Life to Live" bids Kyle (Brett Claywell) and Oliver Fish (Scott Evans) goodbye. Naturally, a child was involved. (Maybe ending this story line wasn't such a bad idea after all.) (Greg in Hollywood)

Right and Wrong: As talk of a possible Supreme Court nomination for Solicitor General Elena Kagan persists, conservative activists are homing in on a high-profile stand she took on gay rights as a centerpiece of their opposition if she is nominated to the Supreme Court. Only in America could the thing you should be most proud of be used against you by the Republican Party. (WSJ)

Anonymously Yours: After years of embracing the idea of a digital free-for-all, big-name news sites are rethinking anonymous online comments. I curtailed the practice about a year ago figuring I had no obligation to give haters a platform -- especially if they didn't have the balls to admit who they were. A famous blogger, however, recently told me he'd like to take it a step further and use IP addresses and some detective work for a "Dateline"-inspired "To Catch an Anonymous Commenter." Needless to say, I applaud the idea. (NYT)

Equality Delayed: Gay rights activists say they have failed to qualify a measure that would repeal California's same-sex marriage ban for the November ballot. (AP)

Conversations With Jackie: During the first half of 1964, just months after her husband was assassinated, Jacqueline Kennedy sat for seven interviews with historian and family friend Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. Sources say Hyperion will issue the transcripts in September 2011. (AP)

Kitty's Got Claws: It's hard not to get excited about a "tell-all" book about Oprah, even if she's pretty much already told us all there is to know. I love that Oprah used to live in sin with John Tesh(!) and that her mom doesn't have Oprah's phone number. But is it really possible that Kitty Kelley really knows who Oprah's father is when the talk show queen doesn't? (NYT)

Orange Crush: Rep. Linda Sanchez, D-Calif., has always been one cool chick in a county full of uncool housewives. And on Sunday, she proved it again when she pledged to author legislation that would secure Social Security benefits for gay and lesbian couples. (OnTopMag)

Pink Triangles: Over the weekend, holocaust remembrances in Gainesville, Fla., honored gay victims of Nazi persecution. "Recent homophobic events in the city and the efforts to introduce bigotry and intolerance into the mayor's race showed us that this was a poignant time for us to introduce this topic," Holocaust Memorial Program committee member Phillip Schwartz told The Gainesville Sun.(Advocate)

Religion-Free Zone: Make fun of me all you want, but with the Vatican aggressively defending itself linking child rape to homosexuality rather than celibacy among priests, I'm more than happy being on Team Maher. (AP)

Lucky Charmer: Like we didn't already have enough reasons to love Colin Farrell, now he's defending gay kids? (NDTV)

This I Promise You: I don't think your prom could get any gayer than having Lance Bass organize it. (AP)

Blame It on the Gays: What, now even black men in South Africa are using the "gay panic" defense for killing white supremacists? (NYDN)

Page 1 Consider (03/11)

Meet the Bromosexuals: Writer Richard Morgan examines the flip side of the metrosexuality craze: openly gay men being mistaken for straight. (We even brunched with two of the subjects over the weekend!) (Observer)

You're Ooouuuut!: With TMZ getting ready to tackle the world of sports, some are predicting the outing of a big-name athlete is just a matter of time. (Miami Herald)

Hey, Dollface: Mattel plans to introduce versions of Barbie and Ken styled after four “Mad Men” characters, but you'll have to provide your own cocktails and cigarettes. (NYT)

Beating a Drunk Horse: Gay rights groups in California are reaching out to anti-gay state Sen. Roy Ashburn, who admitted he was gay after getting busted for DUI after picking up a guy in a gay bar. Who needs him? (Bay Area Reporter)

Smear the Queers: A study conducted at Iowa State University finds that about half of "lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) and allied youths are regular victims of cyberbullying, which causes psychological and emotional distress to victims -- producing thoughts of suicide in some who are repeatedly victimized." Sadly, this number doesn't surprise me in the slightest. (Huffington Post)

Here Come the Brides ... and Grooms!: Hundreds of gay couples in Washington have applied for marriage licenses this week, the first they were available to same-sex couples. (Boston)

Castro-tion: Forget about Obamacare, Miss Ting! If you want your sex reassignment paid for by the government, then you'd better talk to Fidel. (AP)

The End of the Affair: ABC has confirmed that they are writing off the Kish romance, with the network blaming it for a recent slide in ratings. I've been blogging about this romance between Scott Evans and Brett Claywell since I first heard about it, and certainly got the impression it was bringing nothing but acclaim and attention to the show. What a sad ending to such an outstanding effort. (Advocate)

Old Navy: Not only is disgraced former representative Eric Massa a paranoid freak, he's an unrepentant sexual predator. (WaPo)

Of Human Bondage: What the hell? You make one gay S&M film 15 years ago and suddenly you're unfit to serve on the Hollywood (Fla.) police force?! (Advocate)

Fight Back, New York: Cynthia Nixon is joining an effort by an LGBT-backed political group to pass gay marriage -- with an immediate focus on keeping girlfriend-beater and ousted Queens state Sen. Hiram Monserrate -- who voted against gay marriage last year -- from winning back his seat next week. (NYDN)

RIP, Corey Haim: It's a shame you were never able to pull yourself together. Always loved "Lucas" when I was a kid (leukoplakia!), but we all had to grow up. (NYP)

At Last ...

Well, it was a long time in the making. But Kyle and Oliver (aka Fish) finally reconsummated their relationship yesterday on "One Life to Live," in a scene that ABC should be really proud of. Not only did they not shy away from anything -- like you hadn't already figured it out, Kyle is SUCH a bottom -- they managed to make it really sexy and romantic. And the post-coital pillow talk was the best, when Fish asks, "Is it always gonna be like this?" to which Kyle replies, "Always." I give it a month before that little homewrecker Nick has one or more of these guys in bed. Watch the love birds in action below.

 

Kish and Tell

After their first "real" date, a tired-of-waiting Kyle (Brett Claywell) pretends he doesn't want to pressure Oliver (Scott Evans) into "making love" ... "but if it happens it would feel right." But no sooner does Kyle assume the bottom position, Fish is saved by the bell(s) -- and the news isn't good.



(Hat tip to WayOutWest.tv)

Great Scott

My ex-boyfriend Scott Evans is the cover man for INSTINCT magazine's best of 2009 issue. (No explanation necessary.)

Go, Fish!

While Middle America might be ready to watch Fish (Scott Evans) and Kyle (Brett Claywell) weigh the pros and cons of doing it versus watching "Christina Comes Home for Christmas," one thing I'm sure might be too much is the idea of two gays guys being couch potatoes. :-)