Case of Gay Man Murdered by Heiress Doris Duke Reopened
A new eyewitness, a young paperboy who was at the scene and confronted Duke moments after she killed the gay war hero, reached out to police and the author of Homicide at Rough Point.
Biden Announces Two Lesbian Nominees to Federal Judiciary
Vermont Supreme Court Justice Beth Robinson is nominated for a federal appeals court judgeship; Denver attorney Charlotte Sweeney is nominated for Colorado’s U.S. District Court.
Jo Bartosch talks to Simon Edge about his new novel: “It’s just bizarre that Stonewall today are complicit in saying that there is something bad about same-sex attraction.”
Simon Edge wasn’t what I expected; knowing that he’d lived in Gaza and had been a national newspaper journalist for decades, the character that had formed in my mind was of a spikey and combative hard-bitten hack. In fact, Edge is witty and talkative, with a disarming warmth and an easy charm. Edge’s fifth novel, …
Trans Woman Shai Vanderpump, New Jersey Activist, Shot to Death
Vanderpump was known “as a fierce LGBTQ advocate,” according to Garden State Equality.
Mother of Raven Saunders Dies Days After Out Olympian Wins Medal
The athlete announced on social media that her mother passed shortly after getting to see Saunders win the silver medal in shot put.
How This Lesbian Handcyclist Is Chasing Her Paralympics Dreams
Lesbian cyclist Ryen Reed hasn’t been daunted by either physical challenges or homophobia.
Out Boxer Nesthy Petecio Dedicates Olympic Medal to LGBTQ+ Community
Petecio is the first woman from the Philippines to medal in boxing at the Olympics.
Miranda Lambert’s New Music Video Is Super Gay
The celebratory video features Lambert’s gay brother, his husband, and their friends.
Les images sont cheap, les arguments aussi
Le comité en faveur du mariage égalitaire a retrouvé les photos originales illustrant la campagne de ses adversaires. Bien sûr, elles racontent une toute autre histoire… L’article Les images sont cheap, les arguments aussi est apparu en premier sur 360°.
Petite navigation gay entre le Rhin et le Nil, la Suisse et l’Égypte
En se promenant dans les musées, ou en feuilletant des livres d’art, on traverse les siècles et compare l’évolution de nous autres humains ainsi que l’inspiration de ceux qui nous décrivent. À gauche un satyre de la période grecque archaïque, en face de lui un Héraklès d’Antoine Bourdelle (1861-1929) qui cherche à renouer avec l’antiquité. …
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