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From the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Pubic Affairs?
Ezra Miller, the young actor who played gay in "Every Day" (2010), will play gay again in the upcoming "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" and most recently appeared as Tilda Swinton's malevolent son in "We Need to Talk About Kevin," answers some revealing questions from the Dallas Voice: Tom Hardy said, when asked about whether he had gay sexual experiences, “Of course, I’m an actor, for fuck’s sake.” Do you, umm, agree with Tom in your own life? Of course! Many! I’ve had many, you know, happy ending sleepovers’in my early youth — my period of exploration. I think that’s essential. Anyone who hasn’t had a gay moment is probably trying to avoid some confrontation with a reality in their life. Do you have some gay moments still to come? Is there any hope for the guys crushing on you? I’m not sure. Perhaps. I keep my options open. My spectrum remains broad. I’ve been in love with a lot of girls lately but that doesn’t necessarily suggest anything definite about the future.
I like that type of skin coloring because it''s so unusual. I''m not referring to sickly people, but just famous white guys who have that natural coloring or skin tone.
The Yellow Skin Troll Who Knows He''s Weird
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She will be performing at the Long Beach Gay and Lesbian Pride Festival later this month. And it is heavily rumored that she will officially come out on the stage. Another positive black role model for the gay and lesbian community. Maybe Whitney's death and being in a new relationship made her take stock. Whatever. I'm just glad she's doing it.
Had no idea he was so hot. Damn!\ \ Total pussyhound, big Bush supporter, right?
We haven't had a thread about Nancy Kelly punching her womb in a while. Showed it to my husband for the first time this evening. He wondered how Kelly had managed to get an Oscar nomination, and seemed pretty shocked when I told him she'd won a Tony for the same part. But that doesn't surprise me. I can see those giant emotions and gestures playing well on the stage. He actually really liked Evelyn Varden playing the Penmark's land-lady. He thought someone should have made a film about her. Eileen Heckart's performance is broad as well, but works a little better, because of her emotional state. She did deserve the nomination she got. Children can be nasty, don't you think?
The Voice of the Night
"Of the 10 members speaking at the lowest grade level, all but two are freshmen, and every one is a Republican." That measurement is for all speeches since 1996.
Members Of Congress Speak Like High School Sophomores, Sunlight Foundation Report Says
So You Think You Can Dance judge Mary Murphy has been slapped with a $1 million lawsuit by her former manager Michael Sanchez. He is suing for unpaid commissions and damages. In the suit, he calls her a “desperate, cocaine-fueled nymphomaniac.”
So You Think You Can Dance judge Mary Murphy - “desperate, cocaine-fueled nymphomaniac.”
Anyone else getting really sick of this expression being used on almost every thread?
Well, at least the gay guy won.
I had my first vet visit yesterday and told her that I leave my pup in his crate from 6a when I go to the gym till 6p or 7p when I get back from work. She said that's excessive and that I should think about gating him versus crating. I just think a gate is dangerous. What do you think?
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I'm looking forward to it (it will probably be the only movie I see in theaters this summer other than Prometheus and maybe the Woody Allen movie).
He really is becoming the 21st century's Dick Clark. Ugh.
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On the April 26, 2012 Your World, Michelle Malkin complained that Mitt Romney should not be calling President Obama a nice guy. Is there anything more ironic than the vicious, sneer-mongering sourpuss Malkin calling anyone else “not nice?” Neil Cavuto asked her "You're saying the President is not a nice guy?" "I judge him by his record,” Malkin sneered. “He (Romney) needs to deprogram those words from his mouth, because it is not just the Republican base that has come to realize that Barack Obama is far from a nice man. There have been many targets of the Obama administration that do not have ‘R's’ by their name. And these include victims from the Delphi non-union workers who were cut out of the UAW bailout to many independent inspectors general who’ve been run out of their jobs for telling the truth about corruption and lack of ethics over the last four years, to many whistleblowers in many agencies… chief among them of at the ATF, people who have nothing to do with partisan politics who've seen the viciousness and brutality of this administration in crushing both its political opponents and otherwise." She continued, "Not only can you judge him by his record, but also by the people he associates himself with. People like big labor thug Jimmy Hoffa, who used the most vile language last Labor Day before he introduced Barack Obama in telling the rank and file of his union that they needed to… take these sons of blankety blank out (referring to the Tea Party). That's not the kind of language that nice people use, and Barack Obama said nothing about the comments."
Are an infant's eyeballs smaller than a full-grown adults?
Why is this off-limits in the campaign. For those of us who value this country and what it stands for - Black Liberation Theology is an existential threat to American values. Why is this considered off-limits in the campaign while a whisper campaign about Romney's Christian Mormonism is not? I mean just look at all the nasty comments about Mormonism on this site - it's disgusting. I though liberals were supposed to be tolerant of others.
