There’s only a matter of hours to go in this hotly contested midterm elections across America and who knows what the outcome is really going to be, but at least one thing is certain, the commercials will go back to normal! I’m shocked at the amount of money being spent, $4 billion, according to CNN, [...]

One of the good things about coming out even later in life as I did four years ago at age 53 was when I decided to start blogging and creating blogs in various forms for the LGBT community and being able from time to time to share some memories which others can relate to whether they’re in [...]

Trailing two games to none and embarrassed in San Francisco, the Rangers needed a lift and a win to get back into the World Series.   It’s who they got the lift from that was a little bit unbelievable.  Rookie first baseman and No. 9 hitter Mitch Moreland’s second inning, three-run blast was all the Rangers [...]

It’s not often that men of the cloth come out of the closet without being pushed out due to scandal. But Pastor Jim Swilley of the Conyers, Georgia “megachurch” Church in the Now has come out in light of the many recent suicides related to LGBT youth. This story as being reported by WSB-TV in Atlanta is certainly [...]

It’s not often that you see an undefeated team almost a touchdown (6.5) underdog to a team with two losses, but such is the case with Michigan State at Iowa this weekend.   If I was still a gambling man this is what I would call a sucker game. Lines and odds are set by bookmakers [...]

Looks like Lane Kiffin’s personality is trickling down at USC. In advance of this weekend’s game versus Oregon Trojans quarterback Matt Barkley and lineman Jurrell Casey took to Twitter and the traditional media to take jabs at Oregon.

“Wow, Brock just got rocked! Lesnar is to Oregon as Velasquez is to SC. Lezgo.” — Matt Barkley

“They have [...]

OK, so forget everything I said yesterday about Game 2 of the World Series. I clearly don’t know what the hell I’m talking about. C.J. Wilson and Matt Cain were bang on. Since I can’t delete yesterday’s post I will man up and do the right thing, deflect my sports ignorance and anger onto Rangers’ manager Ron [...]

Now before you silly Nellies jump on me (um I could have used a better verb) for dissing my beloved Anderson Cooper, I happened across the video below and just thought well Hell we’ve had so much serious stuff these past couple of days let’s have some fun for a change. In spite of what the [...]

The British censorship board called the Advertising Standards Authority has determnined that this ad for ice cream of all things is “offensive to Catholics” as reported by the Associated Press,  Britain’s advertising watchdog has banned an Italian ice cream ad featuring a pregnant nun, saying it causes offense to Catholics. The magazine ad for ice cream maker Antonio Federici [...]

The infamous survey that the Pentagon is using in finding out about how troops would feel serving with out and proud gays and lesbians if Don’t Ask Don’t Tell was ended is a non-issue for many according to Richard Engel as he reported Thursday night on The Rachel Maddow Show. The study is due to be released on [...]

It’s difficult at times to really find the right individuals to get the right information to when needing assistance in promoting something you feel so adamant about. Who are the right individuals? More importantly, what is the right information? I am trying to wipe out the ignorance that exists in many sectors of society today. [...]

To some it was a game full of surprises as the Giants beat down the Rangers to take Game 1 of the 2010 World Series, 11-7. The cliff notes version: Cliff Lee wasn’t sharp; the Giants adjusted; the Rangers committed a season-high four errors; and Juan Uribe’s defense snuffed out two Rangers’ scoring opportunities.

Cliff Lee Lee’s dominance [...]

Get your checkbook out boys and girls ! “I’ve lost all respect for you as a gay- and human-rights activist,” Nonnie Ouch, president of the Gay-Straight Alliance at Texas Tech University, wrote in an open letter to Choi in August. Ouch, bemoaning “the exorbitant amount of $10,000 to get you out here,” wrote that “after nine [...]

An open letter to the LGBT Community Dear Friends, Elections matter. Yes, we’ve all heard that simple phrase before – but so often we forget it. And as we stand on the doorstep of an election that will again decide the course of our government, our community is locked into an energetic and serious debate about how to engage, or [...]