CNN is running an article on its website ” Eastern European Street Kids Facing HIV Epidemic “. As shocking as the headline and story sounds it should come as no surprise. Let’s start with some excerpts from the CNN article written by Simon Hooper. Growing numbers of vulnerable children across Eastern Europe and Central Asia are at risk of [...]

This is Part Two of ” Eastern European Street Kids With AIDS “. This is an edited version of a posting I did back in August of 2009 at Focus On The Rainbow at Hearst Newspapers titled “Lessons Not Learned …Gay And Bi Men Seeking HIV” about the status of AIDS and those who call themselves ” bug chasers “. The U.S. Secretary of [...]

Okay maybe when he was a super hunk but NOT NOW !!! Mickey Rourke is in talks to put on his rugby boots and tackle a new movie role based on the true story of a homosexual sports ace. The “Wrestler” actor met up with British rugby star Gareth Thomas last week to discuss a proposal to [...]

Gunmen stormed a party in northern Mexico on Sunday and massacred 17 people, authorities said. The announcement went out on Facebook, an open invitation summoning revelers to a birthday party at the Italia Inn in the northern Mexican city of Torreon. The assailants arrived at the gathering in several cars and opened fire without saying a word, the [...]

An article written by Gary Nunn at The Guardian looks at a Stonewall poll which ranks tennis as the gay friendliest sport. Tennis is the most gay-friendly sport in Britain, according to Stonewall’s latest social media poll. Yet Wimbledon hasn’t seen an openly gay male tennis player since the 1920s. Tennis may be the best of a [...]

Keith Olbermann and Bob Wolff did the play-by-play of Saturday’s 2 inning Old Timers Game at Yankee Stadium on Saturday. At some time during Saturday Olbermann wrote a posting at MLBlogsNetwork titled ” Old Timer’s Day, In The Time Of Sadness “. Whether you’re a Yankee fan or not, but like baseball you should read the entire [...]

Lt. Dan Choi Kicked Out Of National Guard According to Gay City News Choi has been kicked out of the New York National Guard. There are those who are not happy with Choi’s antics including the latest by Choi and the Not Yet Ready For Prime Time Diaper Kids GetEqual who blocked traffic on the Vegas Strip where Netroots [...]

Rick the webmaster of Sportsfags and I discussed this briefly the other night on The Gay Agenda on BlogTalkRadio . There are of course any number of reasons from not being ready to come out, potential loss of income from either endorsements or a career itself but primarily because of homophobia within sports and fellow teammates as Jon [...]

“I am all for marriage. I think we all have the same rights. Although in reality with regard to adoption do not feel able to give an opinion.”

There’s some things you’re just not suppose to do in the Tour de France besides illlegal drugs. One of them is headbutting another cyclist out of the way as Mark Renshaw did and as reported by Matthew De George at Behind The Grid . Australian cyclist Mark Renshaw caused a stir during Stage 11 of the Tour de [...]

You may need to have a college degree to understand the 2011 NCAA Basketball tournament as reported by Dave Levy at Behind The Grid  (where you can read the full article). UCONN get your dancing shoes ready. I’ve got a headache trying to figure this thing out. In a single-elimination tournament, the ideal number of competitors is a multiple [...]

In an effort to be a more helpful blog to gay and bi-men (and the ladies too) we will spare no money (uh make that time) to bring you news which will bring you a happier life. As today we bring you 9 new ways to masturbate. Oh Boy Magazine , Ohio’s Hottest Gay Magazine, has an article [...]

Rick the webmaster of Sportsfags will be our guest on The Gay Agenda on BlogTalkRadio. This show was actually planned weeks ago but now with the passing of George Steinbrenner will be talking about him, baseball and more. Well we didn’t talk too much about Steinbrenner but more about Sportsfags and OutLoudBlogs and of course pick [...]

Geroge Steinbrenner was an enigma.  He was as complex a man as are the origins of the universe. To many he was a bully, to others a saint who benefited from his humanitarian spending. Fans booed him and shed a tear with him when the Yankees won a World Series. “When you put on a [...]

George Steinbrenner, who rebuilt the New York Yankees into a sports empire with a mix of bluster and big bucks that polarized fans all across America, died Tuesday. He had just celebrated his 80th birthday July 4. Steinbrenner had a heart attack, was taken to St. Joseph’s Hospital in Tampa, Fla., and died at about 6:30 a.m. [...]

Many of us here in the United States have most likely never heard of Nigel Owens unless you follow rugby, and to be honest neither had I until searching for material for another posting. But as it is becoming more and more important to find and highlight those who have come out, and for the [...]