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OUR son was married on July 3 - in the garden of the Palace of Versailles. The day was beautiful - high summer in Europe, flowers in bloom everywhere and possibly the most romantic location on the planet. I'm sure, as we told selected friends and family, they wondered what we were still doing in Townsville, just days before the ceremony. No doubt they also marvelled at our composure, given a wedding was in the offing, not least, the wedding of our eldest child. The answer isn't simple but it is the truth. 
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Buddhist monk arrested for alleged gay pedophilia, transgender schoolboy entrapped in smear campaign (SRI LANKA: Activists say the government has been systematically arresting #LGBT people and smearing them in the media
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My husband is out at the #market buying fruits and vegetables to make our lunch! What a #cutie #gays #gay http://t.co/Z6OAGWDENl
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“A recent study has revealed that you are more likely to be gay if you have an older brother. In fact the more older brothers you have the higher the chances you will turn to cock.”
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A February poll by Franklin & Marshall College found that Pennsylvanians, by a 52 to 41 percent margin, support marriage equality. An August poll, also by Franklin & Marshall, found that Gov. Tom Corbett (R) is not particularly well-liked, with just 20 percent of respondents saying that he "has performed sufficiently well to deserve re-election."
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Many same-sex couples are traveling to Washington for their nuptials
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Over the weekend in the Hamptons, Patti Smith took the stage at the Surf Lodge on Saturday, and more!... The entire Castle was made to look like a giant three story grey battleship, named the U.S.S. Sir Ivan’s Castle. Guests included TMZ's favorite Dina Lohan, George Wayne, Bart Scott, and John Jacobs. Via Fabrice Tasendo
Fabrice Tasendo's curator insight,
September 6, 2013 2:09 PM
Here's a recap of @SirIvan's Sailors and Sinners Soiree: The entire Castle was made to look like a giant three story grey battleship, named the U.S.S. Sir Ivan’s Castle. Guests included TMZ's favorite Dina Lohan, George Wayne, Bart Scott, and John Jacobs.
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Abdellah Taia, the only openly homosexual Moroccan writer, was in Venice to present his debut film, “Salvation Army”, adapted from his autobiographical novel about growing...
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In 2008, the people of California failed the state’s LGBT couples. In 2012, three states passed referendums to legalize gay marriage, the majority of the country supported gay rights and the Supreme Court made landmark rulings in favor of our LGBT community.
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In the last apartment they are likely ever to live in together, Kenneth Leedom and Peter Cott were talking about eros and the public life of New York — which is to say, sex on a moving subway train. Mr. Leedom is 88; Mr. Cott is 89. Mr. Cott, seated beside an upright piano in the couple’s sunny yellow living room, listened intently, then spoke as if delivering his lines from a stage.
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has been selected to receive the first ever Founder’s Award from the Elton John AIDS Foundation (EJAF). EJAF selected Clinton based on her outspoken support for LGBT rights, which she made indisputably apparent in her 2011 speech that birthed the words, “Gay rights are human rights.”
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The world's oldest profession is changing. Smartphone apps and the ongoing euro crisis are posing some of the newest obstacles for sex workers already confronted with traditional, deep-seated challenges: violence, health risks and ostracism. Senior correspondent Corinne Purtill looks at the changing nature of prostitution in Britain and the policy problems it poses.
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"Transition is always a relief. Destination means death to me. If I could figure out a way to remain forever in transition, in the disconnected and unfamiliar, I could remain in a state of perpetual freedom..." I am a visual artist, and my body is my medium. I use a rigorous physical training practice as my form. I see the physical body as a sculptural mass with which to rupture norms. My process runs the gamut of performance, photography, sculpture, video and watercolor.
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Insurance market reforms: The Patient's Bill of Rights phases out annual and lifetime limits on coverage, ends preexisting condition exclusions, and ends arbitrary rescission of...
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The authors of "Batwoman" are exiting due to creative differences with DC Comics.”
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“Cher impersonators. Pool parties. Feather boas. This is Vegas on a normal day. This weekend, Sin City will get even flashier, sparklier and wilder. PRIDE can do that to a town. To those who are otherwise engaged this weekend, fear not.”
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US President Barack Obama on Friday met Russian gay rights activists after the G20 summit, in a symbol of US support for the community amid a furore over...”
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Tonight, Las Vegas City Hall will be lit in rainbow colors to create the largest rainbow flag for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) pride in the history of Nevada.
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When it comes to preservation, what can we learn from Little Italy? As Toronto prepares to host WorldPride in 2014, Xtra takes a closer look at what makes a gay village. In the second of a five-part series, JP Larocque explores the lessons those worried about preserving Toronto’s gaybourhood can learn from established ethnic communities.
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Many people, in fact, credit Reynolds — a pioneer in the central Ohio gay community and an advocate for those living with HIV/AIDS — for helping to shape Columbus into...
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Russian gay activist Nikolai Alexeyev appears to have ended his political career tonight in a series of incredibly anti-Semitic Facebook and Twitter posts. ... In short, western media isn't to be trusted when discussing Russia.
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San Antonio's leaders on Thursday approved anti-bias protections for gay and transgender residents, despite the disapproval of top Texas Republicans...
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Oscar-winning screenwriter Dustin Lance Black on Wednesday endorsed Christine Quinn's campaign for mayor of New York City in a new video. In the nearly 2-minute video, Black, who won an Oscar for writing the screenplay to Milk, the 2008 film starring Sean Penn as slain gay rights activist and politician Harvey Milk, says Quinn, who is openly gay, is an inspiration to all groups who have faced discrimination.
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