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Gay Group to Crash Florida Governor Charlie Crist's Wedding
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Monday, December 1, 2008
Tattoo Finder's Hottest Inked party in Denver
If you don't want to end up in the Worst Celebrity Tattoo hall of fame, head to the Lure Lounge, 1434 Blake St. in Denver, this Wednesday, December 3, for Tattoo Finder's Hottest Inked Calendar Release Party.
Don't ring in the new year without this hot 2009 calendar, showing the hottest winners from the Hottest Inked contest held in Denver earlier this year.
There's one for guys and one for gals, and some of the models will be there to autograph the calendars.
Not sure if you're the tattoo type?
Get a Sharpee tattoo from one of the tattoo artists at the party--try before you buy. This party will sizzlin'. Don't miss it.
Dear Marilyn Musgrave - Don't let the doorknob hit ya
Marilyn Musgrave (pictured) is "in a snit" about her recent loss to Betsy Markey.
Does this really surprise anybody?
I've posted the video below but it just gets better every time you watch it.
I can't believe it took so long to get this woman out of office.
AIDS, schmaids?
Are we doing too much to stop the spread of AIDS?
Or not enough?
Different groups have different ideas, and some say that if we reduce AIDS funding, we can treat other diseases that are killing children and destroying families as well.
Funding for AIDS research and treatment was a long time coming, and became crucial in the U.S. only when it became clear that this wasn't just a "gay disease."
But many parts of Africa are now ravaged by AIDS.
Is Africa expendable?
No way.
We need to continue to fund AIDS research and treatment as well as treatment for other diseases. Where will the money come from?
Maybe we stop spending so much to kill people in the Middle East and use the money we save to save more lives instead.
You can make a small difference here at home--get tested. Many organizations are offering free rapid-results testing on World AIDS Day. Check out your local AIDS or public health organization. We might not be able to solve the global crisis, but we can stem the spread here in Colorado, one person at a time.
World AIDS Day - December 1, 2008
Today is World AIDS Day, and there are activities to mark the day going on all over Colorado. Here in Denver, there will be a rally at noon on the west steps of the Capitol building, sponsored by Colorado Organizations Responding to AIDS (CORA). For more World AIDS Day activities, check out the CORA Web site.
Could somebody please do something about the straight people?
Oh, those straight people
They're at it again. I don't disapprove of straight people, per se--I just question their promiscuous lifestyle.
It's okay to be straight, I guess, as long as you don't act on it.
But tell that to the straights in England, who have one of the most promiscuous lifestyles in the world.
Finland ranks highest and Taiwan ranks lowest when it comes to casual sex and one-night-stands, but the British, who ranked 11th overall, are on top (no pun intended) of the major Western industrial nations.
And the worst part is that, given the competitiveness of the United States, our straight people are going to be scrambling to catch up and take the title!
You think they're flaunting it now, with all those mixed-gender couples holding hands and making out in public--wait until they find out about this!
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Something for the chill
Baby, it's cold outside.
Here's something to warm you up.
Sexy stripper Leo sizzles onstage at Boyztown.
I took some pics of him doing what he does best a few months ago for an article I wrote for Instinct magazine and was flooded with requests for more.
It may have taken me awhile but here you go.
You're welcome. 
And if you're interested in something a little more bootilicious and NSFW, well just continue on after the jump.
Winter Wonderland
Winter is here. The past two days marks the first real snow of the season. Here are some snowy pics I took in my backyard.
Friday, November 28, 2008
World AIDS Day in Denver with The Brothers Group
From Phil Wade:
Monday, December 1, is World AIDS Day and there are a number of events happening. Here's information about the two which I know about. Maybe we can share information about other events for that day.
There will be a gathering at the State Capitol from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. There will be speakers, and I assume, a ceremony of some kind to commemorate the lives lost to AIDS.
From 4:00 p.m - 8:00 p.m., there will be a "Prayer Concert" at MCC (Metropolitan Community Church of the Rockies). Over the course of the four hours, there will be a slide show about AIDS history, which will be repeated periodically, music, prayers, and remembrances.
People who attend generally drop by for whatever time they have available. It is a somber time to contemplate the people here, and in the world who we have lost to AIDS, as well as those who still struggle with HIV. Usually, there is some food available in Taylor Hall, which is the room next to the church. Everyone is welcome to be part of this commemoration. MCC is on the corner of Clarkson and E. 10th Ave.
Over 100 admirals and generals agree: 'Let gays serve openly'
Why anyone would want to serve in the military of a country that treats them like second-class citizens and does not grant them full and equal rights is beyond me, but there are people who benefit from military service, and there are people who are willing to risk their lives to defend and protect people who would not do the same for them, which is pretty darned admirable in and of itself.
So hopefully "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" will be repealed soon and the minority of straight soldiers who don't want to serve with gay people because they're afraid they will get hit on or gawked at in the shower by their gay comrades will grow up and quit flattering themselves.
Ted Haggard is gross
Ted Haggard just can't stay off the stage and out of the limelight.
Go back to whatever rock you climbed out from under, Ted.
Really--who wants to buy insurance from a self-described "deceiver and liar"?
Don't insurance companies have a bad enough reputation already?
Should gay people see 'Twilight'?
Should gay people see 'Twilight'? That's a question that gay fans now have to grapple with, as The Advocate reports that 'Twilight' novelist Stephanie Meyer is donating 10 percent of the proceeds she makes from the movie to the Mormon Church. You know that church--they're the ones who basically underwrote the Yes on 8 campaign in California. And as the GLBT community struggles with their convictions versus their desire to see 'Twilight', another boycott is going on. NoMilkForCinemark.com is encouraging Milk viewers to boycott Cinemark theaters because the company's CEO donated a whopping $9,999 to Yes on 8. No worries, though. Denver audiences can see it at the Mayan.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Denver reviews 'Milk'
Here's just a sampling of what moviegoers had to say about 'Milk' immediately following last night's premiere screening:
Randy
It was very moving. Incredible.
Jeremy
I thought it was amazing.
Jason
It was incredible and very touching.
Doug
Very moving. Very poignant.
Manny
Great. I had heard about him before but didn’t know the history.
Mark
Excellent. It was superb.
Phillip
I was speechless.
The 'Milk' premiere in Denver
'Milk' premiered last night in Denver at The Mayan Theatre at 7 p.m. and people lined up around the block for a chance to be among the first to see it - including a few guys who had been waiting in line since 3:30 p.m. that afternoon.
I'll have a longer review later but let me just say it was amazing, beautiful, powerful and inspiring.
Do not miss it!
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Gay Guy Gift Guide #2
The HRC has released their Buying for Equality 2009 guide. When you're doing your holiday shopping, support the businesses that support you.
And while your at it, support the businesses that support you and MHGG in Colorado.
Plan some Thanksgiving fun to work off that turkey by bowling at Elitch Lanes this weekend. 
And if you're serious about looking great once and for all, supplement your exercise with Vaser Hi Def liposculpting from Millard Plastic Surgery. Check out his before-and-afters and you'll know what you want your New Year's Resolution to be.
This Thanksgiving, let's count our gay blessings
In the spirit of the season, Detroit News columnist Deb Price gives thanks for some GLBT blessings.
Even though it's been a tough year for gay rights on some fronts, we should all probably do the same.
I personally would like to give thanks for my lovely sister Gretchen and my 15-year-old niece Miranda who, I just happened to find out, are huge proponents of gay marriage.
They were both very disappointed that I didn't ask them to go to the Prop. 8 protest here in town a couple of weeks ago. I had no idea they were so supportive of the issue.
Miranda has a big "I Support Gay Marriage" bumper sticker on her myspace page and has plans to print up T-shirts that say, "I'm Christian and I support gay marriage". 
Isn't that adorable?
Hurray for all of our Straight But Not Narrow supporters, friends, and relatives.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Gay Dating Tip #1: Be careful of who you let set you up
You can no longer be rejected by eHarmony for being gay.
This article says that eHarmony was founded by an evangelical Christian with ties to Focus on the Family, which makes the ruling that they have to provide same-sex dating services even more hilarious and also scary--what gay guy wants an anti-gay evangelical Christian setting up his dates?
And on a more thoughtful note, what do you think of the decision to force eHarmony to offer a gay dating service?
Should a straight dating service have to cater to gays?
Should gay dating or hook-up sites be forced to do the same for straight people?
Gay Guy Gift Guide
The holidays are coming up, as if you didn't know. Here are some great gift ideas for the fitness buff in your life from the Rocky Mountain News.
Prop. 8 backlash: To boycott or not to boycott?
One of the problems with massive boycotts is that they can end up hurting people on your side who are caught in the middle of them.
Stay informed and make your own decisions.
Check this out as you are considering whether or not to boycott the Sundance Film Festival in Utah in January.
Monday, November 24, 2008
Candace Gingrich is displeased with her brother Newt
Check out an open letter to Newt Gingrich --from his smarter sister.
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