Opinion

Rosanne has issued an apology for her blog posting last week about the death of Marie Osmond’s son…   I saw on the front page of a tabloid that he had killed himself because he could not handle being gay, and I wrote about how angry that made me, after seeing it hundreds of times, […]

For years the U.S has been fighting for freedoms, some of which we have today such as African American freedom and woman’s rights to vote. Now there’s another battle that we must fight for. Marriage rights for the widely known LGBT Community Or the Lesbian, Gay, Bi, And Trans community which I am a proud

  Marie Osmond’s poor gay son killed himself because he had been told how wrong and how sick he was every day of his life by his church and the people in it. Calling that "depression" is a lie! Yet the Osmonds still talk lovingly about their church, saying nothing about its extremely anti-gay Crusade.

Here we go again. Another beauty pageant contestant who spews homophobic rhetoric…been there, done that…but here we go again… Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy

Michelangelo Signorile is annoying. If you’ve listened to his radio show at all, you’re likely nodding right about now. He talks far too slowly, takes too long to get to the point, has trouble phrasing his thoughts cohesively and lately has been far too pleased with his own words. The worst thing though, is that

Every once in a while I run into a true surprise, a hole in the wall that is one of the best eating experiences I ever had.  I ran into that with the most recent restaurant I visited, Thalia’s. It is unlikely I would have visited this place if I had not been referred to

  The New Twenty Director: Chris Mason Johnson Starring: Bill Sage – Terry Serpico – Nicole Bilderback – Colin Fickles Andrew Weilin – Ryan Locke – Thomas Sadoski Reviewed By: Leon Velasco Rating: Two Thumbs Down I felt that this movie was taking too long to finish. There are no real dramatic turn of events,

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  Only 5 days ago I wrote about the Supreme Court’s decision to lift the restrictions on Corporations campaign spending. I labeled the court the "5-4 Court" and as far as I’m concerned, until they demonstrate some allegiance to the constitution rather than ideology or political affiliation, that’s who they’ll remain. It’s the one stumbling