The status quo was large and in charge on Saturday as all but one of the top 20 ranked teams got W’s. The only upset, which wasn’t much of one, was #24 Arizona over #9 Iowa at home 34-27. In 2009 Iowa rallied late to win several games and appeared on their way to the Rose [...]

Grindr, the world’s largest all-male, mobile, location-based, networking service, announces the launch of a new iPad version designed to take the Grindr experience to the next level.  With a new layout and enhancements made possible by the technological savvy of the iPad, Grindr for iPad offers users an easier, even more streamlined means of interacting with [...]

Blake Gideon will face down some personal demons when Texas visits Lubbock, TX to take on the Red Raiders this week. The junior safety is infamous for his dropped interception as a freshman in November of 2008 against Texas Tech. Tech’s fortuitous break occurred one play before Red Raider quarterback Graham Harrell hooked up with Michael Crabtree [...]

Week 3 showcases three Big Ten vs. Pac-10 games. My apologies to the Pac-10 but after this weekend the media will begin one of their favorite annual story lines: which conference can stack up to the SEC? I’m betting on the Big 10 playing bridesmaid to the SEC this year. No. 18 USC visits Minnesota (ESPN, 3:30 [...]

Man meets car, really hard.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8kO60EHVS4&feature=player_embedded

Racing bikes on streets with parked cars? How about if we put people on a NASCAR track?

Rub a little dirt on it Jimmy and get back in there.

In what can only be described as a troubling development in Russia, Russian LGBT activist Nikolai Alekseev was arrested Wednesday evening (Moscow time) at Moscow’s Domodedovo Airport as UK Gay News reports. Nikolai Alekseev was about to board Swiss Air Lines flight LX 1337 for Geneva and had passed through passport control when he was arrested by Russian [...]

Long before Europeans came to the New World, the indigenous people of North America, the various tribes of Native Americans had among their culture, berdache, as anthropologists termed it, an individual who had two spirits, one male, one female sharing the same body. At the website IM Diversity.com , an article in part explains,  The term “Two-Spirit” refers to a [...]

Ever wonder how you can keep up with what’s happening on OutLoudBlogs.com?   Sure we’ve made it easy to make friends and check out their blogs, groups or to see what they’re commenting on, but what about everyone else? To help fulfill all of your sick voyeuristic fantasies we created a little simpleness we’ll call the Site Wide [...]

Well burn my bitches ! … the elites are up in arms over Google. It must have been a very slow week for the LGBT Avengers last week. So here we go boys and girls (I just heard Rachel Maddow say sex with animals on MSNBC … I’m not even going to ask) the elites are up [...]

Arkansas junior running back Dennis Johnson is out for the foreseeable future after suffering a “bowel injury” during the Razorbacks’ 31-7 win against Louisiana-Monroe last Saturday. You know the queasy, stomach-churning feeling you a crotch punch or kick? Well multiply that by a factor of ten. The injury required Johnson to undergo emergency surgery shortly after the [...]

While there are many challenges which face members of the LGBT community, none gets more personal for many than when the faith and church, synagogue or mosque they grew up in no longer welcomes them because of who they are. For some it becomes a devastating blow oft times causing the individual to give up their [...]

I can remember a time when it was unthinkable to see or hear of a female sports reporter much less standing next to one in a locker room interviewing the guys. Well all that changed and the ladies at one point demanded to be allowed into locker rooms just like their male counterparts. While many of [...]