In the Guardian UK , John Waters writes about things many of us boomers and those older can relate to. I have this simple advice to all you gay and bi guys who have perky pecs and all the other attributes as I once had. Enjoy them while you have them boys because one day those perky pecs [...]

So Tony Perkins at the Family Research Council is shocked, shocked I tell you that FRC has been lised by the Southern Poverty Law Center as a hate group. And so is Fox News. I can’t understand it myself as the FRC is trying to be so helpful to those who are woefully homosexual as is [...]

Stream of unconsciousness: it’s either all you need to know about the day in sports or the ramblings of ADHD adult. Mavericks’ game tomorrow night and Cowboys game on Sunday so I’m gonna miss a lot of TV game time this weekend. Quote of the Day…

“People say hang in there, but I was never out there…I’ve always [...]

Well kids it didn’t take me long tonight after getting in from work afte midnight to decide what to post about for Friday. Didn’t even have to take a look at other LGBT bloggers nor news sources. Nope all it took was watching the first five minutes of the replay of AC 360 at 1:00 AM to [...]

Since June I’ve been scouring through thousands of player profiles and college rosters to find the top 25 hottest football players of 2010. Needless to say I’ve rubbed one out or two…come to think of it, I should get FleshLight to sponsor the rankings next year. This year’s list, like 2009s, was dominated by quarterbacks, but the No. [...]

The D.C. City Council Tuesday voted to restore $427,000 in proposed cuts by Mayor Adrian Fenty in city funding for community-based AIDS organizations, including the Whitman-Walker Clinic. At the request of Mayor-elect Vincent Gray, who is finishing his term as Council chair, the Council approved a series of revisions to the mayor’s budget proposal that included restoring [...]

The Boston Globe reported late Wednesday  – after my ambien had started kicking in — a seven-year, $142 million contract for free-agent outfielder Carl Crawford.  Most insiders saw Crawford as Plan B for a number of clubs bidding on Cliff Lee, and thus thought he wouldn’t sign a deal until after the chips began falling into [...]

Don’t worry kids it’s only a movie. The Fighter tells the true story of boxer “Irish” Micky Ward (Wahlberg) and how his family – meth addict brother Dickie (Bale, looking far more drugged out than sexy here), parents (Leo and Jack McGee) and a pack of tough sisters – both help and hurt his chances of becoming [...]

One of my favorite readers suggested that I set up a pick ‘em contest for the college football bowl season.  At first I was hesitant because I’m still smarting over how poorly I performed in my own fantasy football league, but then I realized it’s not all about me. Or, maybe a college pick’ em [...]

As baseball’s winter meetings keep chugging along in Florida the Cliff Lee sweepstakes has entered another phase, one in which when completed will not see the Rangers as the winning team on the other side.  Why not?  Well here are a couple of reasons. Why the Rangers Will Lose Out on Cliff Lee 1. As the [...]

Urban Meyer has earned the right to not be questioned like chicken little about the sky falling, so here we go again.  Less than 12 months after his first enigmatic resignation and subsequent return, Urban Meyer has announced he’s out of coaching after the Gators bowl game against Penn State. All jokes aside, this must be [...]

Earlier this week I setup a new Facebook page for Focus On The Rainbow , this in addition to the one already available in Facebook’s NetworkedBlogs where you can follow along with the postings here. The purpose is for you the reader to share comments and links to articles and news you find of interest to LGBTs. Because the [...]

The Family Acceptance Project™  is the only community research, intervention, education and policy initiative that works to decrease major health and related risks for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) youth, such as suicide, substance abuse, HIV and homelessness – in the context of their families. We use a research-based, culturally grounded approach to help ethnically, socially [...]