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Half-Share shared for live audiences
Gay comedy, starring Alec Mapa, selected for festival screenings
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Grammy-nominated, gay recording artist B. Slade releases "Diesel"
Gay Recording Artist releases single, and readies for lead in "The Who's Tommy"
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TOMS shoes founder tries to distance himself from Focus on the Family furor
Blake Mycoskie, the founder of trendy TOMS Shoes, is now trying to back off from the right-wing, anti-gay group Focus on the Family, after headlining one of their events last week.
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Actor Hugh Jackman 'feared' gay rumors
Hugh Jackman said that he almost pursued something other than acting, because he was worried that his interest in musical theater would make others think he was gay.
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Philip Dawkins talks about his 'Homosexuals'
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Lindsay Lohan poses for gay marriage group NOH8 Campaign
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Gay Pride partiers swarm Shia LeBeouf
When "Transformers" star Shia LeBeouf asked the concierge for a good party on Sunday night, a Gay Pride celebration might not have been what he had in mind.
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Cazwell's Versatility
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Rise Against supports "It Gets Better" as new music video addresses bullying
Rise Against and The It Gets Better Project announced a collaboration in conjunction with the release of the Chicago quartet's new single, "Make It Stop (September's Children)" from their album Endgame, which debuted at
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Chicago Cubs release pro-gay 'It Gets Better' video
The Chicago Cubs are the second professional sports team to record an "It Gets Better" video to help LGBT kids realize that bullying stops and life does get better.
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GLAAD President Jarrett Berrios resigns after AT&T controversy
Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation President Jarrett Berrios resigned this weekend amid fallout from the group's endorsement of the AT&T/T-Mobile merger.
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Comedian Tracy Morgan meets with LGBT teenagers
Comedian Tracy Morgan, who was roundly criticized after he said during a performance that he'd stab any son who came out gay, met with LGBT teenagers in New York City on Friday.
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Matthew Harvat: Party Professional
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'30 Rock' comedian Tracy Morgan accused of on-stage homophobic tirade
A man who was in the audience at a recent Tracy Morgan show in Nashville said that the well-known comedian and "30 Rock" actor went beserk when talking about how he'd treat a gay son: 'I'd kill him.'
