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• GLAAD names Brett Ratner straight ally of the year (with video)

  Miami Beach-born director Brett Ratner has been named straight ally of the year by GLAAD, the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation.

  A big comeback for Ratner, who resigned as producer of the 2012 Oscars after telling an audience that “rehearsing is for fags.” He [...]

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• Adam Lambert to headline Miami Beach Gay Pride

  From Miami Beach Gay Pride:

  Glamberts rejoice! Adam Lambert will be the headline performer at the Fifth Annual Miami Beach Gay Pride Parade and Festival, Sunday, April 14, 2013. He will perform for Pride-goers from the Main Stage in Lummus Park just off Ocean Drive between 11th [...]

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• Steve Rothaus, Daniel Shoer Roth to guest noon Friday on The Florida Roundup, WLRN 91.3FM

  Join me at noon today on The Florida Roundup, WLRN 91.3FM.

  Host Phil Latzman's guests today also include Michael Grunwald of Time magazine and Daniel Shoer Roth of El Nuevo Herald.

  Listeners can join the conversation by:

  phone at (800) 743-WLRN or (800) 743-9576, email thefloridaroundup@gmail.com, post [...]
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• Video | russmarine2014: 'Boyfriend Tag'

  russmarine2014 has a YouTube channel about "Your Favorite Gay Marine." More than 10,000 subscribers follow the channel.

  Wednesday, Russ posted a video title "Boyfriend Tag," which already has had nearly 24,000 views. He and Matt tell how they met and about their relationship.

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• Bill Clinton: Court should nix anti-gay marriage law

  ASSOCIATED PRESS

  WASHINGTON -- Former President Bill Clinton is calling on the Supreme Court to overturn a law he signed that bars federal recognition of same-sex marriages.

  Clinton says the Defense of Marriage Act is incompatible with the [...]

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• Mexico's top court: Anti-gay terms are hate speech

  BY OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ, ASSOCIATED PRESS

  MEXICO CITY -- Mexico's Supreme Court has ruled that two anti-gay words commonly used in Mexico are hate speech and not protected as freedom of expression under the country's constitution, allowing those offended by them to sue for moral damages.

  The magistrates voted 3-2 [...]

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